number of care homes. so that, the number of hospitals and the number of institutions looking after people s mental health is higher here than it is in the more central areas. that leads to really high numbers of missing persons cases every year. three siblings have told the bbc how the were struck the bbc how they were struck by lightning on monday while sheltering under a tree near hampton court palace. you wouldn t know, but this was the moment it happened. rachel, isobel and andrewjobson were taking a selfie at the time and captured it on camera. they were taken to st george s hospital in tooting but later discharged. reading festival is one step closer to going ahead this summer. the local council granted an event licence, but says there needs to be detailed consideration on how to minimise the risk of covid. the festival is expected to take place during the last weekend in august. archaeologists working on the hs2 project in west london have made a once in a lifetime discovery.
george s hospital in tooting but later discharged. archaeologists working on the hs2 project in west london have made a once in a lifetime discovery more than 300 iron age coins, known as the hillingdon hoard, dating back to the 1st century. they ve been taken to the birmingham museum and art gallery where they have been cleaned and preserved. a quick look at the travel now. the overground s not running between euston and kilburn high road. it s due to the flood damage from monday. and tfl rail has severe delays after a freight train broke down. time for the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. there is the small chance of one or two isolated showers breaking out over the next couple of days. but, for the vast majority, it should stay completely dry. and it will feel very much as if summer is returning. it is a cloudy, mild start. we will keep the cloud for much of the morning for many places, particularly towards eastern home counties. but the cloud will break up. we
Once-In-A-Lifetime Discovery: Florida Scuba Divers Find Ice-Age Mammoth Fossil The four-foot mammoth bone was found at the bottom of the Peace River
Two divers found a mammoth leg bone embedded in the sand of Peace River.
Two scuba divers from Florida discovered a mammoth four-foot, 50-pound (23-kg approximately) bone, possibly dating back to the Ice Age, while diving in a local river. Derek Demeter and Henry Sadler found the bone embedded in the sand at the bottom of the Peace River. Henry shared the image on Instagram, saying that it was a once-in-a-lifetime discovery. I was fortunate enough to find two amazing once-in-a-lifetime fossils yesterday, he wrote, adding, Pictured here is a Colombian mammoth leg bone, and while not as rare as the other thing, it is still an incredible find. Amazingly, it is almost completely undamaged and very well mineralised.
cnn s reporter takes you inside. reporter: a 500 year-old mystery at the vatican has just been solved. the renaissance painter raphael who painted these famous frescos began work on another room before his death. but those paintings had never been found until now. so coming from the three rooms that raphael painted, we re now in the hall of constantine. this room was used for lavish banquets by renaissance popes and right now they re cleaning and restoring its frescoed walls and they ve made a once in a lifetime discovery. two paintings by the master raphael depicting the female figures justice and friendship. raphael planned to paint the whole wall in oil. the i stead of the traditional fresco technique, but died before he could finish. and the figures were lost amidst