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A MUM who thought her stomach cramps were caused by a ‘dodgy chicken takeaway’ while camping was shocked to discover she was actually in labour.Zoe Doyle said she had ‘no pregnancy symptoms’ so was stunned when her husband, Stuart Doyle, spotted a baby coming out.6Zoe and Stuart Doyle were stunned by a surprise birth during a camping tripCredit: Kennedy News Media6Stuart delivered his daughter after seeing her head poking outCredit: Kennedy News Media6Mum Zoe, pictured with Hayley, had thought her stomach cramps were due to a dodgy takeawayCredit: Kennedy News MediaThe pair welcomed Hayley Doyle, weighing 8lbs 14oz – named…

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ARTIFICIAL intelligence has revealed what they say could be the true face of Jesus after analysing the mysterious Shroud of Turin.Scientists made a shocking new discovery this week saying the historic relic – a burial cloth claiming to show an imprint of Christ when he died – could be real.6AI’s impression of what the man wrapped inside the Shroud of Turin may have looked likeCredit: Gencraft6The AI tool used the markings left on the linen cloth to design its own imageCredit: Reuters6The top and bottom of the Shroud of Turin features the markings of a man who some believe is JesusCredit:…

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ONLY puzzle masters and those with 20/20 vision will be able to spot the farmer and his wife in seven seconds.This latest brainteaser shows a farmer standing in front of a gate – but you have just seven seconds to find his missing wife.8Can you spot the farmer’s wife in seven seconds?Credit: JagranjoshYou will need great attention to detail and composure to succeed in this challenge.Set your timer, get your eyes engaged, let’s begin!Make sure to scan every nook and cranny of this tricky brainteaser.Look closely at the image, and see if you can find the farmer’s wife.Optical illusion challenges…

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A MAN living with a micropenis is aiming to land a record for the world’s smallest manhood.Michael Phillips, 36, was diagnosed with the rare condition when he decided to visit a doctor due to concerns over the size four months ago.4Michael Phillips, 36, who was diagnosed with a micropenis condition, is now aiming to get his name in the Guinness World Book of RecordsCredit: The Sun4Michael says his penis measures under an inchCredit: The SunHe had long had concerns over the size, with the condition having plagued his dating and sex life.But instead of living in embarrassment, Michael has his…

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THE world’s most notorious blood-sucking insect can seek you out using your body heat.Mosquitoes have a bad rep, and rightfully so, as they are prominent vectors for disease.4Mosquitoes can find you using only your body heat – but they become even more effective when looking for other cues like carbon dioxide exhalation and human odorCredit: GettyOne species, Aedes aegypti, spreads the viruses that cause millions of cases of dengue, yellow fever and Zika each year.Another, Anopheles gambiae, spreads the parasite that causes malaria, which claims the lives of more than 400,000 people annually according to the World Health Organization.While males…

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EXPERT divers who hunted for the missing Bayesian passengers have compared the tragic process to searching a skyscraper full of water.The last body of Hannah Lynch was recovered today after the teen’s dad, billionaire businessman Mike Lynch, 59, was retrieved yesterday – bringing the operation to an end.5Divers hunting for the missing Bayesian passengersCredit: AFP5The £14million luxury yacht sank off the coast of Sicily on MondayCredit: EPA5Mike Lynch pictured with his daughter Hannah who both died in the yacht tragedyCredit: Family handoutGuests Jonathan and Judy Bloomer, Chris and Neda Morvillo and the yacht chef Recaldo Thomas have also been discovered. The gruelling…

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A PAIR of grief-stricken parents were sent “harrowing” post-mortem pictures of their baby just weeks after his death.Natalie and Dave Needham from Nottinghamshire received the distressing documents in the post following the death of their son Kouper in 2019.1Natalie and Dave Needham received ‘harrowing’ photos of their dead son just weeks after he diedCredit: BPMNottingham University Hospitals (NUH) had initially told the family that the images were sent from a whistle-blower.However, Anthony May, the trust’s chief executive, later informed the family that the incident was actually a mistake.The hospital claimed an investigation had taken place, but the result hadn’t been…

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BRAINY goo can play a video game and learn from its own behavior, in a breakthrough poised to change the world of artificial intelligence.Hydrogels are polymers that become flexible when hydrated, similar to the bouncy substance featured in the 1997 Robin Williams flick “Flubber.”4A team of scientists in the UK discovered that hydrogels could play video games and improve their performance over timeCredit: Yoshikatsu HayashiThey are found in everyday products like hair gel and contact lenses- and they are more similar to brain cells than you’d imagine.A study published today in the journal Cell Reports Physical Science shows how the gel…

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ONE half of a world-famous same-sex penguin couple has tragically died at the age of 11.Sphen, a gentoo penguin has died in Australia, leaving his partner of six years, Magic, behind.5Same-sex Gentoo penguin Sphen (R) has died at the age of 11, leaving his partner magic behindCredit: AFP5Sphen and Magic first made headlines in 2018 as their love began to bloomCredit: AFPSphen’s partner Magic, eight, was taken to his body to help the penguin understand that Sphen wouldn’t return.The heartbroken penguin started singing goodbye which was reciprocated by the broader penguin colony.The gay penguin couple shot to fame in 2018…

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A PLAGUE of tiny parasites that can travel with the wind has invaded parts of the US after a historic insect emergence.This April, trillions of cicadas – an insect that can grow as large as a hummingbird – began their descent on the midwest and southeast of the US. 4The oak leaf itch mite is so small it can travel in the windCredit: Wikimedia Commons4The US saw an invasion of cicadas this year, which have left behind a plague of parasitesAlthough most of the creepy crawlies have died off, the eggs (larvae) they left behind are now feeding oak leaf itch…

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