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A 70-YEAR-OLD man revealed to cops on his deathbed that he was one of Japan’s most wanted fugitives before he died. The man claimed to be Satoshi Kirishima, a radical extremist behind bombings in the capital who had been on the run for 49 years. 4Satoshi Kirishima, one of Japan’s most wanted fugitives, may have been found 4Kirishima’s mugshot became infamous in Japan for his smiling faceCredit: AP 4Glass windows are blown off after an EAAJAF bomb blasts the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Headquarters in 1974 in TokyoCredit: Getty Last week local police were tipped off that he might be sheltering…

A RECORD one in five drinkers took part in Dry January this year — spending £118 less on average, it was revealed yesterday. An estimated 8.5 million Brits planned to give up the booze for the 31 days and figures showed that alcohol sales collapsed by almost a half compared with December. 1A record one in five drinkers took part in Dry January this year — spending £118 less on average Yet alcohol-free drinks are increasingly popular in bars — prompting calls from the hospitality industry for people to support pubs by continuing to go even if they do not drink…

FOR centuries, treasure hunters around the world have become obsessed with digging up buried loot, priceless artefacts, and sunken shipwrecks. Legendary tales and urban myths have led explorers down a treacherous path in search in search for gold and glory. 11The Amber Room made of gold leaf and amber was looted during WWII and never seen again 11Jesse James and his gang of highwaymen are thought to have left buried loot in OklahomaCredit: www.areasgrey.com 11An artist’s impression showing Captian Kidd burying hidden treasure looted from other shipsCredit: www.areasgrey.com From a lost city of vast wealth in the desert to the…

A MUM has revealed how her son tragically took his own life after being released by “revolving door” mental health services. Tyler Robertson, 22, died in July 2020, less than six weeks after he left hospital following an assessment by Cumbria, Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust. 4Tyler Robertson, 22, died in July 2020, less than six weeks after he left hospital 4Hi mum Nicola said she ‘knew he hadn’t been well for a few weeks’ because of a change in his mood and mannerisms The electrician, from Hebburn, South Tyneside, was the “class clown” at school but “had…

CHALLENGE your intelligence with this brain-twisting optical illusion that only one per cent of people can solve. You will be crowned a genius if you finish the puzzle in less than nine seconds. 8Spot the squirrel in nine secondsCredit: jagranjosh/Bright Side Only a few people with great observational skills can solve this challenging brainteaser. The goal is to spot the hidden squirrel in this busy jungle scene. And you only have nine seconds to complete the task. So grab a stopwatch, set the timer and see if you have a perfect 20/20 vision. But did you know solving such challenges…

A MUM has revealed how her baby girl suffered second and third-degree after pouring boiling water over herself.  Haleigh Tubbs, 23, was preparing macaroni and cheese for her family when her daughter, Brooklyn, tipped over the scalding pasta pan.  7Brooklyn was left with third-degree burns after tipping hot water on herselfCredit: HotSpot Media 7Brooklyn pictured in hospital, wrapped in bandagesCredit: HotSpot Media The boiling water left the one-year old with second and third-degree burns on 22 per cent of her body, which was “red, raw, and bleeding,” the mum said. Third-degree burns are the most serious types of burns and…

SAUDIA Arabia has revealed its latest ambitious plan for a luxury train cruise as it attempts to become the “centre of the world”. The Middle Eastern nation’s pretentious skyscrapers, mega-cities and flying cars are all part of trillion-dollar initiatives designed to represent Saudi superiority. 4Saudi Arabia has introduced its first high-speed luxury trainCredit: Arsenale S.P.A./Saudi Arabia Railways 4The 800-mile-long route will stretch across the most stunning desert landscapes in the countryCredit: Arsenale S.P.A./Saudi Arabia Railways 4Dubbed ‘Dream of Dessert’, the train will be the most luxurious in the entire Middle EastCredit: Arsenale S.P.A./Saudi Arabia Railways Saudi Arabia officially opened its…

WE are well and truly in the thick of winter, and you may be feeling more dry, itchy and bothered than ever.  Winter can wreak total havoc on our skin, but many aren’t aware of the actual causes. 1Wearing a scarf around your neck and mouth can lead to skin issuesCredit: Getty GP, Dr Nisa Aslam from Typharm’s Skin Life Sciences Foundation says: “The skin is the biggest organ in the body with a prime role in acting as a physical barrier to the external outdoor and indoor environment.  “When your skin is healthy, it does its job well but…

DESPITE being accused of “enslaving” and abusing her housekeeper in the US for three decades, Margarida Bonetti will never be arrested. Holed up in her family’s crumbling mansion in Brazil with two guards dogs, FBI fugitive Margarida lives life as a free woman and knows she is untouchable. 5Margarida Bonetti is wanted by the FBI – but Brazilian laws mean she will never be extraditedCredit: Record TV 5She lives in a crumbling mansion in Brazil where she appears at the windows wearing white lotion on her faceCredit: Instagram 5Margarida pictured at a window of her family’s crumbling mansion 5The once-lavish…

LIDL has urgently recalled one of its sweet treats over fears it could put people at risk of dangerous allergic reactions. The supermarket is urging customers to return its Duc De Coeur Salted Caramel & Chocolate Tartlets because soya is not listed in bold on packets. 1Lidl has recalled its Duc De Coeur Salted Caramel & Chocolate TartletsCredit: Lidl A Food Standards Agency spokesperson said: “This product contains soya making it a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to soya. “Lidl GB is recalling the above product from customers and have been advised to contact the relevant allergy…