Australia planted rubber vine from Madagascar as a garden ornamental in the 1860s; the climbing weed now reaches 30 metres and has covered huge areas of Queensland | World News

Rubber vine began its Australian story as a garden ornamental brought from Madagascar, and it has since become one of the country’s most troublesome weeds. Left unchecked, this glossy, trumpet-flowered climber can scramble up to 30 metres into tree canopies, blanket creek lines, smother the native vegetation beneath it, and form dense thickets. It also…

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Are Jennifer Lopez and Keith Urban really dating? Here’s what we know so far about the ongoing rumors | English Movie News

Keith Urban and Jennifer Lopez have sparked possible dating rumors after new reports suggest that the two have bonded over their recent divorces and have allegedly started meeting in private. (Instagram) More than a month after reports surfaced about Nicole Kidman and her possible new man, businessman Michael Reinstein, it seems her ex-husband, Keith Urban,…

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‘Stupid boy’: England cricket legend Ian Botham reignites feud with Ben Stokes | Cricket News

Ben Stokes and Ian Botham England cricket great Ian Botham has reignited his public feud with former England captain Ben Stokes, calling him a “stupid boy” and a “has-been” after their disagreement over England’s Ashes preparations and Stokes’ retirement.Botham and Stokes, both regarded as among England’s finest all-rounders, have exchanged criticism over the past year….

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Archaeologists found possibly 13,000-year-old Clovis sites at 9,500 feet near Yellowstone; the discovery challenges what scientists thought about ancient glaciers |

A Clovis point discovered in the Beartooth Mountains (Image: Nick Mott) Imagine standing at 9,500 feet in rugged mountains where, according to long-held scientific thinking, a thick cap of ice should have blocked almost all life thousands of years ago. Now imagine finding stone tools there, left by some of the earliest widespread people in…

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Some take refuge in gurdwara, detained | Delhi News

New Delhi: Several protesters, fearing police action and detentions took refuge in Gurdwara Bangla Sahib permises in central Delhi Saturday. Heavy police presence was seen in the area starting morning.As videos of police entering the gurdwara premises were shared on social media, Aam Aadmi Party functionaries asked why they went insode a place of worship.DSGMC…

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