Explore The World Of EVPs With Steve Higgins’ New Book ‘Whispers From The Other Side’
Steve Higgins’ new book ‘Whispers From The Other Side’ is a complete guide to Electronic Voice Phenomena, covering the history and theories behind EVP research.
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Pablo Olivares, Younger Brother of World-Record Holder Jesus Olivares, Squats 400-Kilogram (881.8-Pound) PR
Pablo Olivares is the younger sibling of Jesus Olivares, the current owner of the all-time heaviest raw World Record total (1,152.5 kilograms/2,540.8 pounds) in powerlifting history. That means the athlete has a lot to live up to from an ambitious strength perspective. At the rate of the lesser-known Olivares’ training, he might not have much to worry about…
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Daria Rusanenko (84KG) Scores Equipped Squat World Record of 276 Kilograms (608.4 Pounds)
From May 2-7, 2023, during the 2023 European Powerlifting Federation (EPF) Equipped Powerlifting Championships in Thisted, Denmark, Daria Rusanenko captured a 276-kilogram (608.4-pound) back squat. Rusanenko competed in the Juniors division, but the equipped squat mark set an all-time World Record for the 84-kilogram weight class overall. Rusanenko was fully equipped for her squat record, wearing knee wraps,…
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20,000 railway workers to go on strike on eve of FA Cup Final
RMT members working for 14 train companies will stage a fresh strike on 2 June in their long-running dispute over pay, jobs and conditions, the union announced.
Goal of reaching one million Welsh speakers in doubt, new report warns
The Welsh government’s target of hitting one million Welsh speakers by 2050 is in doubt, according to a new report.
‘What has my son died for?’: Mother of 15-year-old stabbed to death calls for violence ‘to stop’ as murderers jailed for life
Two teenage cousins have been jailed for life for the murder of 15-year-old Khayri Mclean.
Princess of Wales’s parents’ party supplies firm sold after brush with insolvency
The online party goods supplier founded by the Princess of Wales’s parents has been sold after it failed to avoid collapsing into administration.
Dog walker’s horror after finding ‘dozens’ of dead sharks washed up on beach
One passerby claims that they saw more than 100 of the creatures along a stretch of beach in Merseyside, while another blames the issue on a particular type of net fishing
Customer fumes after being charged £32 for scrambled egg on single slice of toast in London café
A DISAPPOINTED customer felt let down when she was charged £32 for a SINGLE slice of toast and scrambled eggs.
The “tasteless truffles” and basic portion size left this woman fuming after visiting a fancy London restaurant.
No amount of shaved truffles could make up for the fact that this dish was £32[/caption]
However the French toast went down a treat[/caption]
Speaking to her followers on TikTok, @Boujiefoodie93 shared her shocking experience.
She said in the clip: “This is the most expensive scrambled egg on toast I have ever had.
“No amount of shaved truffles can make up for the fact that this toast is £32 each.
“The toast itself was good but we could barely taste any of the truffle.”
The content creator also opted for the French toast – which garnered more praise than the eggs.
Served with a generous helping of cream and compote, the sweet and savoury breakfast was a hit.
Another “extremely delicious” item on the menu proved to be an apple Fanno croissant which was immaculately presented.
“Overall I feel the sweet pastries are worth their price but not their scrambled egg toast,” the Boujie Foodie concluded.
The TikToker and her friend ended up forking out £180 to pay the full bill, including drinks.
A set three-course lunch at the plush restaurant will set you back £54, while sides cost an extra £9.
But mains a la carte can cost up to £54 on their own, and one starter selection is priced at £32.
If you fancy some Beluga caviar, the large portion comes in at £495.
This comes as other people sample some of the most expensive eateries in London.
Horrified customers accused one bakery, dubbed Britain’s most expensive, of “daylight robbery”.
Cédric Grolet has been slammed by outraged visitors who were shocked to find cookies would set them back £25 after the menu prices were kept hidden.
And Dior has also been criticised for the price of their sweet treats – at £70 for a box of nine gingerbread biscuits
Elsewhere in the world, one holidaymaker was disgusted when his two tequilas, two beers, and six prawns came to a total of £360.
An apple Fanno croissant was also a hit[/caption]
The total bill came to £180 for two people, including drinks[/caption]
The Sun leads way with string of huge exclusives this week – from Royal bombshells to Phil & Holly’s fallout
FOR the past week, we have led the way with a string of exclusives on the amazing fallout between TV stars Phil and Holly – leading to some VERY awkward moments on the This Morning sofa.
But the scoops didn’t end there.
Yesterday, we revealed how Freddie Flintoff was left with a 45-minute wait for treatment after his Top Gear horror crash.
Other world exclusives included pop superstar Taylor Swift dating Matty Healy from The 1975.
The Sun is also THE place for news on the Royal Family.
We coined the phrase Megxit and revealed Frogxit – the sensational story that Harry and Meghan had been evicted from their UK home of Frogmore Cottage.
Defence Editor – and Journalist Of The Year – Jerome Starkey detailed how classified nuclear submarine plans had accidentally been left in a Wetherspoons pub.
We revealed how HS2 is in disarray and the scandal of energy reps being sent on luxury holidays when millions face a cost-of-living crisis.
On The Sun website, we were first to report the tragic death of S Club 7 legend Paul Cattermole.
And we revealed that paedophile Gary Glitter had walked free from prison – and was then sent back for breaking bail rules.