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Bordeaux 2018 revisited: Saint-Emilion 17th March, 2021 by Colin Hay In the first of a series of appellation profiles to be published over the next few months, our Bordeaux correspondent, Colin Hay, revisits the 2018 vintage in Saint-Emilion, providing an overview of the appellation in this challenging, heterogeneous yet potentially excellent vintage, and detailed tasting notes on 179 wines. His Pomerol profile will follow shortly, with articles on each of the leading appellations of the Médoc...

Santi Apostoli, Rome, Italy — EN.WIKIPEDIA.ORG/ HUNCHED innocuously in the shadow of Rome’s mighty Piazza Venezia, just a stone’s throw from one of the city’s busiest thoroughfares, the Santi Apostoli church might be forgiven for having more respect for the dead than for the living. That’s because of the treasures that the church protects. As well as having briefly accommodated the tomb of Michelangelo, the church has, since the year 556, housed relics of particular significance to the Holy Catholic Church: the remains of two of Jesus’ contemporaries, Saint Phili...

SEARCH THE DEPTHS Hunt for MH370 may be BACK ON as bombshell evidence pinpoints new search zone in the Indian Ocean Updated: 8 Mar 2021, 12:24 THE head of the hunt for missing jet MH370 says there should a new search after fresh evidence pinpointed the likely wreckage site. It comes seven years to the day after the Malaysian Airlines Boeing 777 vanished with 239 people on board, sparking the world's greatest aviation mystery. 8 A £110million search led by Australia scoured 50,000 square miles of Indian Ocean floor using high-resolution sonar from 2014 to 2017. A second search sponsored by t...

Hunched innocuously in the shadow of Rome’s mighty Piazza Venezia, just a stone’s throw from one of the city’s busiest thoroughfares, the Santi Apostoli church might be forgiven for having more respect for the dead than for the living. That’s because of the treasures that the church protects. As well as having briefly accommodated the tomb of Michelangelo, the church has, since the year 556, housed relics of particular significance to the Holy Catholic Church: the remains of two of Jesus’ contemporaries, Saint Philip and Saint James, the latter of whom is believed to have been Jesus...

The mix-up might be explained by the rush to remove sacred remains to Rome some 1,700 years ago.