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A copy of the world-famous Salvator Mundi oil painting stolen from a basilica in Naples two years ago has been found in a flat in the southern Italian city. Italian news agency AGI reported that the 15th-century artwork, widely attributed to Leonardo Da Vinci, had been stolen from the Muscettola Chapel in the Basilica di San Domenico Maggiore in Naples two years ago. Police found the painting in a room in a flat in Strada Provinciale delle Brecce in Naples. The owner of the flat, a 36-year-old, was tracked down near the property and arrested on suspicion of receiving stolen goods. Agents of the Crimes Against the Heritage Section of the Naples Flying Squad show the 'Salvator Mundi', painting from the Leonardo school dating back to the 15th century The agents found the painting hidden in an apartment in via Strada Provinciale delle Brecce Salvator Mundi, a depiction of Christ as saviour of the world, is thought to have been painted in around 1500 for Louis XII - shortly after th

A passenger on a motorcycle died on Sunday after a crash involving multiple vehicles amid a swarm of motorbikes and ATVs driving the wrong direction on San Francisco's Bay Bridge. Multiple videos posted online and shared by news outlets showed a wave of motorcycles, dirt and quad bikes weaving in and out of traffic on the bridge that runs between San Francisco and Oakland.   As night fell, some bikes were recorded going the wrong way against the flow of traffic in an apparent attempt to elude California Highway Patrol officers.  Video from Dr Ada Wells shows bikers popping wheelies on the Bay Bridge in San Francisco on Sunday afternoon  Hundreds of people riding motorcycles, dirt bikes and ATVs caused chaos in San Francisco, disrupting traffic and leading to major delays   'I don't know what's happening, but they're going the wrong way on the bridge,' a woman says in one video. 'It seems really dangerous.'  The CHP began receiving reports of several hu

Iconic US burger franchise Five Guys has finally revealed where it is opening its first Australian bistro, and other locations likely to be graced by the cult chain.  The first eatery will open in the Sydney suburb of Penrith, right next to the Panther's League rugby club on busy Mulgoa Road in the middle of 2021.  The coronavirus pandemic ruined plans for a restaurant in the Sydney CBD, but the chain is still considering locations between Circular Quay and Broadway.  Iconic US burger franchise Five Guys has finally revealed where it is opening its first Australian bistro, and other locations likely to be graced by the cult chain The first eatery will open in the Sydney suburb of Penrith, right next to the Panther's League rugby club on busy Mulgoa Road in the middle of 2021. Pictured: People walk past a Five Guys burger joint in New York City, July 2020 Plans for a Sydney CBD Five Guys restaurant were canned, but the chain is still considering locations between Circular Quay a

President Donald Trump is expected to pardon rapper Lil Wayne in the closing days of his presidency.   Trump will leave the White House Wednesday morning and fly out of Washington before 8 a.m. after issuing around 100 pardons to white collar criminals, high-profile rappers and a jailed Florida eye doctor, according to reports.    Fox News reported Monday that Lil Wayne, who is facing prison time for a 2019 gun charge, would be on the list, while former aide Steve Bannon is 'TBD.'  Wayne prominently backed Trump just before the November election. His name became the most concrete among those expected to receive clemency amid a growing believe that Trump will not pardon himself or family members.  Lil Wayne, whose real name is Dwayne Carter, landed at the Miami airport on a private jet, where authorities found a gold-plated gun and drugs in his bag.  Bannon was charged with defrauding Trump supporters who were donating money to help build the president's proposed U.S.-Mexico

Richard Barnett will remain in custody A federal judge in Washington on Friday night halted a plan to release and put on house arrest the Arkansas man photographed sitting at a desk in House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office during last week's riot at the U.S. Capitol. Richard Barnett will instead be brought to Washington, D.C., immediately for proceedings in his case, Chief U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell ordered Friday night, staying a decision by another judge to confine Barnett to his home in Gravette, Arkansas, until his trial. Howell's ruling came hours after U.S. Magistrate Judge Erin Wiedemann in Arkansas set a $5,000 bond for Barnett and ordered that a GPS monitor track his location. Wiedemann also prohibited Barnett from using the internet or having contact with anyone else who participated in the January 6 violence. Barnett, 60, who has proudly referred to himself as a white nationalist on social media, was among supporters of President Donald Trump who stormed the

His favourite programmes? Andy Pandy, Tomorrow's World and Fleabag — although it was embarrassing watching the last one with his mum. The future of the Beeb? Unless it sharpens up its act, it risks becoming a 'mouse' that is crushed by the 'elephants' of the digital age. What a refreshing change the next Chairman of the BBC, Richard Sharp, was when he was questioned by MPs this week. It's not just his originality and his easy manner compared with the pompous windbags of old. The former Goldman Sachs partner — who was Chancellor Rishi Sunak's boss at the bank — is also open about BBC impartiality. On the Beeb's flagship current affairs show Question Time and anti-Brexit bias, he was like a breath of fresh air: 'If you ask me if I think Question Time seemed to have more Remainers than Brexiteers, the answer is yes,' he said. From Andy Pandy to Zebedee: The Golden Age of Children's Television featuring Tony Hart and Pat Keysell Richard Sharp app

The number of reported incidents involving children who died or were seriously harmed following suspected abuse or neglect rose by a quarter after England entered its first lockdown, shocking new figures show. The Child Safeguarding Practice Review Panel received 285 serious incident notifications between April and September last year. This is an increase of 27 per cent from the same period the previous year. Between 2018-19 and 2019-20, numbers had fallen. Local authorities must notify the panel of the death or serious harm of a child in their area if they suspect the child has been abused or neglected. They are also required to inform the Education Secretary and Ofsted if a looked-after child dies, regardless of whether they suspect abuse or neglect. The largest increases were seen among young children, the figures show, with more than a third of the notified incidents (102) involved children under the age of one. The number of reported incidents involving children who died or were s

Heathrow's Terminal 2 was the scene of a mass evacuation today after a grenade was found in a passenger's luggage. Anti-terror police rushed hundreds of passengers and airport staff from the building and herded them into an adjacent car-park as fire engines arrived at the scene. Video shot by MailOnline shows the scenes of panic as people fled. The alert lasted some 30 minutes until it was discovered the weapon had been decommissioned - and was being sold for display purposes only.  A cordon was put in place and the immediate area was evacuated after an item was found in a passenger's luggage at around 5.30pm. Specialist officers found the item posed no threat Last night the outbound passenger, a 19-year-old man, was in custody being quizzed by police in west London, the Met said. A Scotland Yard spokesperson said: 'Police were called to Terminal 2 at Heathrow Airport shortly before 17:30hrs on Friday, 15 January following concern about an item found in a passenger