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Passengers may be told to wear higher-grade anti-Covid masks

Passengers may be told to wear higher-grade anti-Covid masks Emer Scully For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Tube and bus passengers may be told to switch to higher-grade masks to guard against mutant strains of Covid-19, it has been revealed. London Mayor Sadiq Khan and Transport for London have launched two reviews of the current guidance as the Kent strain continued to spread through the UK. Cloth masks and DIY bandanas are useful for lessening the spread of the virus caused by cough droplets and sneezes, but they do not stop inhalation of virus particles, reported the Evening Standard.

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Inside the one-off Aussie house that looks like a Kardashian mansion

Inside the one-off Aussie house that looks like a Kardashian mansion Alice Murphy For Daily Mail Australia © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo A sprawling mansion on Australia s east coast is offering a slice of the Hamptons Down Under - you just need to have $10million to spare. The mammoth six-bedroom in Blairgowrie, a seaside town on the Mornington Peninsula 63 kilometres south of Melbourne CBD, was inspired by the work of an architect who designed a string of houses in the upmarket Long Island community, which has long served as a summer playground for New York s wealthiest elite. The Hamptons is famous for its unique architecture, characterised by stately columns and exterior walls clad in white weatherboards with opulent finishes like Italian marble through the front door.

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Meghan Markle s rescue dogs have been a big support during Covid

Meghan Markle s rescue dogs have been a big support during Covid Chloe Morgan For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Meghan Markle s rescue dogs have been a big support during Covid and her personal trials and tribulations in 2020, the CEO of her patronage Mayhew has revealed. Caroline Yates has offered a glimpse into her relationship with The Duchess of Sussex, 39, and claimed that The Duchess of Sussex, 39, often references how important her rescue dogs - a beagle named Guy and a black labrador called Pula - have been. Whenever we talk to the Duchess about the charity, she always references how important her dogs are and what a support they are, she said, speaking to Hello! Particularly during everything that s happened this year, with COVID, and with the personal trials and tribulations she went through this year.

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Average temperature IS warmer today than in the past 10,000 years

Average temperature IS warmer today than in the past 10,000 years Ryan Morrison For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Current annual global temperatures are the warmest they have been in the past 10,000 years, according to a new study examining past periods of climate change. Researchers from Rutgers University collected marine sediments near the mouth of the Sepik River off northern Papua New Guinea to create a new temperature model of Earth throughout the Holocene - an era spanning from 12,000 years ago to today. They found that current temperatures are the warmest they have been for 10,000 years and the rate the world is warming has increased since the industrial period.

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Amazing optical illusion appears to show lion devouring a cheetah

Amazing optical illusion appears to show lion devouring a cheetah Daily Mail Reporter © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo This jaw-dropping shot appears to show a very hungry lion munching on a poor cheetah who has sadly become lunch. But it is actually a clever optical illusion with the lion in the foreground lined up perfectly with the other big cat. Wildlife photographer Saeed Aljafar captured the amazing scene in Kenya s Masai Mara. He said: Cheetahs entered the lion s territory in the late evening and the male lion started pursuing them, attempting to get them out. While one of the cheetahs was sitting in the skyline, the lion remained to rest, and it appeared as though the head of the cheetah was inside the lion s mouth.

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