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A bar in Copenhagen has started offering customers a COVID-19 test and a beer while they wait for the result to help get business moving again after months of restrictions.more

The Martian subsurface might be a good place to look for possible present-day life on the Red Planet, according to a study.more

A man known as Italy’s Robinson Crusoe who has lived alone on a Mediterranean island for more than 30 years after running into difficulties in the sea has said he is finally surrendering to pressure from authorities to leave and will be moving to a small apartment.more

Big Ben will ring again from early next year as the restoration of Parliament’s Elizabeth Tower nears completion. The refurbishment of the Westminster landmark, which has already spiralled to at least £80 million, was originally expected to be finished this year but was delayed as the Covid-19 crisis held up work.more

Fifteen people have emerged from a cave in south-west France after 40 days underground in an experiment to see how the absence of clocks, daylight and external communications would affect their sense of time.more

Chris Wood became the first player to score a first-half away Premier League hat-trick since Michael Owen in 1998.more

Alexander Medvedev, a history enthusiast and detectorist, found a naked sword, a scabbard, a knight's belt and two knives attached to it - probably from the Battle of Grunwald, he handed the discovery to the marshal of the region, and this one - to the Battle of Grunwald Museum.more

London's leafiest boroughs have been revealed in a new study, which shows how much of the capital is covered in trees. Five boroughs have more than 25 per cent tree coverage, with Barnet, Richmond and Camden being the greenest.more

For 15 years, a public health worker in Calabria, southern Italy, was paid a salary, even though he never came to work. The prosecutor's office in Catanzaro has concluded an investigation against him and his superiors who tolerated it, the Ansa news agency reported.more

Need a suit for an interview but struggling to afford it? H&M will now let you hire one for 24 hours for free. The brand has launched One/Second/Suit in a bid to equip jobseekers with an outfit that makes them feel confident and ready to show off their skills. more

British finance minister Rishi Sunak told the Bank of England on Monday to look at the case for a new “Britcoin”, or central bank-backed digital currency, aimed at tackling some of the challenges posed by cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin.more

The Met Office is working with Microsoft to build a weather forecasting supercomputer in the UK. They say it will provide more accurate weather forecasting and a better understanding of climate change.more

A lucky UK-ticket holder has won the jackpot prize of £59m in the EuroMillions draw.more

Ole Gunnar Solskjær is unconcerned by Paul Pogba being the subject of an Amazon Prime documentary, as Manchester United’s manager believes the midfielder will remain focused on winning games for the club.more

The American space agency has successfully flown a small helicopter on Mars. The drone, called Ingenuity, was airborne for less than a minute, but Nasa is celebrating what represents the first powered, controlled flight by an aircraft on another world.more

During the construction of a gas station in Avellino in southern Italy, workers found, as evidenced, the remains of an ancient amphitheater. Construction has been suspended. It was planned to lay blocks of cement at the site where the discovery was made.more

Why don't some people develop infectious diseases, such as COVID-19, or have it much milder than others? It is influenced not only by immunity provided by vaccines or prior exposure to a given virus, but also by lifestyle, chronic diseases, and sometimes also by genetic conditions.more

A Covid rule-breaker who said she was going shopping has been fined after she confessed that she was on the prowl for men.more

Some lucky Tesco customers have been left stunned after having items they have ordered substituted for free treats such as iPhones and Airpods.more

The Irish Republic has the sixth most powerful passport in the world - one place ahead of the British document, the latest rankings have revealed. more

Scientists in Spain have successfully grown monkey embryos containing human cells for the first time — the latest milestone in a rapidly advancing field that has drawn ethical questions.more

An 80-year-old man has bagged more than £100,000 in the EuroMillions after forgetting his glasses and being unable to pick his regular numbers.more

The Sheikh of Dubai, Mohammed bin Rashid al Maktum, has land and real estate in Great Britain, the total area of which probably exceeds 40,000 square meters. hectares, making him one of the largest landowners in the country - revealed the daily "The Guardian".more

A Roman villa unearthed on a building site has been described as potentially "the first of its kind" ever found. The remains of the large "stately home" and bath house were found on a site in Scarborough, in North Yorkshire.more

Transport for London has permanently halted its heritage service of 10 iconic Routemaster buses on the number 15 route.more