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British officials unearth Ancient Roman soldier’s monthly salary in a Norfolk field

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What may have been a Roman soldier’s monthly paycheck has emerged from under the ground, officials announced this month.

British officials recently unveiled the discovery of a 1,900-year-old Roman coin hoard in the county of Norfolk, England.

The hoard consists of 25 silver denarii in total, equal to the monthly salary of a Roman legionary — or citizen soldier.

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Adrian Marsden, a coin specialist for the county, told Fox News Digital the hoard was found in 2023, near the village of Great Ellingham.

The numismatist said the cache was found by a lucky metal detectorist, who handed it over to local authorities.

A 1,900-year-old Roman coin hoard equivalent to a legionary’s monthly salary has been discovered. (Andrew Williams, Norfolk County Council; iStock)

The coins were spread throughout the field due to farming activity over the centuries, said Marsden.

“We’ve had a few hoards like this over the years, scattered by the plow and often of a similar size,” he said. 

Historians estimate the coins were lost between the 160s and the 170s.

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“The latest coins [in the hoard] show very little wear and cannot have seen much circulation before the hoard’s deposition,” Marsden added.

Seven of the denarii depict Emperor Hadrian, while others show the profiles of Emperor Vespasian and Trajan. 

Array of Roman coins

The reverse side of Roman coins often featured deities, virtues or conquered territories. Here, a depiction of Africa is seen second from top left. (Andrew Williams, Norfolk County Council)

Two coins feature Marcus Aurelius — one during his time as Caesar, another as emperor.

The coins had a variety of reverse types, or symbolic images on their tail sides. One is a personification of Africa, as a celebration of Rome’s provinces on the continent.

“This was a wealthy agricultural area in the Roman period.”

Another artifact was a Judaea Capta coin, minted to commemorate Rome’s capture of Judaea and destruction of the Second Jewish Temple.

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Though an exciting discovery, Marsden noted it’s not unusual for the area.

Array of ancient Roman coins

The denarius was a standard silver coin used throughout the Roman Empire. A legionary in modern-day Norfolk was typically paid 25 denarii a month. (Andrew Williams, Norfolk County Council)

“There are plenty of Roman discoveries in the area, including the occasional small hoard,” he said. 

“This was a wealthy agricultural area in the Roman period.”

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Ancient Romans began settling in Britain in 43 A.D. through an invasion led by Emperor Claudius, after a previous invasion under Julius Caesar failed.

After nearly four centuries, the Romans began withdrawing in 410 A.D. – but not without leaving remnants behind that are still found today in the U.K.

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The Great Ellingham hoard was found scattered across a ploughed field (not pictured) in Norfolk in 2023. (iStock)

In late May, volunteers at an Ancient Roman fort in Northumberland were shocked after they discovered two different 2,000-year-old shoes.

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In June, a museum in London announced that a giant “archaeological puzzle” had been solved some 1,800 years after it was left by Roman residents.

Fox News Digital’s Sophia Compton contributed reporting.

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HBSE 10th Compartment Result 2025: Scores to be out at bseh.org.in. Check steps to download

HBSE 10th Compartment Result 2025: The Haryana Board of School Education (HBSE) is expected to declare the supplementary exam results for class 10 at the official website.

Students who have appeared for the supplementary exam will be able to check their HBSE 10th compartment result 2025 from its official website — bseh.org.in. In order to check the scores, students will require login credentials such as roll number and date of birth. Students are advised to keep their login details handy to access their results.

Apart from the official website, students can check scores through the SMS service and Digilocker.

HBSE 10th Compartment Result 2025: Steps to download scores

Students must follow the steps given below to download the Haryana Board Class 10th Result 2025. —

Step 1: Go to the HBSE official website at bseh.org.in.

Step 2: Visit the link ‘HBSE class 10th Compartment Result 2025’ displayed on the homepage.

Step 3: Fill in the login details such as roll number and date of birth.

Step 4: The HBSE 10th class compartment result 2025 will be displayed.

Step 5: Download and take a printout of the result for future reference.

The Haryana Board of School Education (HBSE) announced the Class 10 Result 2025 on Saturday, May 17, 2025. Nearly 2.9 lakh students appeared for the HBSE Class 10 examinations this year.

The Metric examinations took place from February 28 to March 19, 2025, during a single session from 12:30 PM to 3:30 PM. Last year, in 2024, a total of 2,86,714 students appeared for the Class 10 exams. Of these, 2,73,015 students passed, resulting in a high pass rate of 95.22%. In this examination, of 129249 girl students, 121566 passed, with a pass percentage of 94.06, while among 142250 boy students, 129544 passed, with a pass percentage of 91.07%.

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8 Best Video Doorbell Cameras (2025): Smart, Battery, AI, Budget, and Subscription-Free

Other Video Doorbells to Consider

I’ve tested several other video doorbells. These are the ones that narrowly missed out on a place above.

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Doro Hemma Doorbell for £150: A simplified smart doorbell for seniors is a solid idea, and Swedish maker Doro gets plenty right with the Hemma. It is a battery-powered doorbell that’s easy to install and use, offering a 1440 x 1440-pixel resolution with a decent frame rate (30 fps), local recording via microSD card, and a plug-in ringer that gets loud enough to hear throughout the home. It worked reliably during testing, and the mobile app is deliberately straightforward, with a handy option to pass calls off to a trusted friend or family member (they’ll need the app too). The two-way audio works well, there’s a handy zoom function when you livestream, and there’s a siren to scare folks away. It is simplified, so there are no privacy zones or package alerts, and it may be too sensitive for busy front doors, though you can set it to alert just for doorbell rings. Battery life is decent, though the battery is not removable, so you need to take the doorbell off to charge or use a portable charger. Sadly, it is only available in the UK and Europe.

SimpliSafe Video Doorbell Pro for $170: If you’re looking for a solid security system, SimpliSafe is likely on your radar, and for folks with a SimpliSafe setup, the Video Doorbell Pro fits in neatly. Former WIRED reviewer Medea Giordano found it sensitive at first, but, after an update, she says it worked nearly perfectly, sending swift alerts and offering a good, clear view of her porch. Footage maxes out at 1080p, but the camera supports HDR to banish glare and has a 162-degree field of view. It does have to be wired, and you need a subscription from $5 per month to record videos, but SimpliSafe also offers the option of professional monitoring (from $32 per month), which is a rarity for doorbells and might make sense if you have a complete security system with them.

Ring Battery Video Doorbell Pro

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Ring Battery Video Doorbell Pro for $230: The top-of-the-line battery doorbell from Amazon’s Ring brand came close to earning a full recommendation. This Ring doorbell offers high-quality, crisp video with HDR support and color night vision. Notifications were swift and accurate, and two-way audio was relatively high quality. I appreciated the option to set multiple motion zones, including a potentially handy bird’s-eye zone that lets you define range. The preroll feature captures a few seconds before each clip (albeit at a lower resolution), which can be helpful. Because there’s no local recording option, you must subscribe to Ring Protect for $5/month ($50/year) for a single camera, but that also gets you a generous 180-day video storage, rich notifications, and person and package detection. But all these bells and whistles come at a premium, and battery life was disappointing (three weeks). You could mitigate this by buying a second battery to swap in, because it is removable, or opt for the Wired Doorbell Pro instead (though I have not tested it yet).

TP-Link Tapo (D230S1) Smart Battery Video Doorbell for $90: For folks seeking a local storage option that doesn’t require a monthly fee, Tapo’s smart video doorbell is worth a look. Notifications come through swiftly and include a still image; video quality is excellent, even at night, and the indoor hub takes a microSD card and doubles as a chime. On the downside, it is chunky, and the onboard AI (which is supposed to recognize people, pets, vehicles, and packages) is flaky.

Tough to Recommend

We didn’t like every video doorbell we tested. These are the ones we don’t recommend.

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Imou Doorbell 2S Kit: Aside from being large and ugly, the Imou doorbell offers crisp video recording up to 2K with a 166-degree field of view, and it has a unique trick: the lens can rotate through 30 degrees to track subjects. The large size allows for a big battery, but this doorbell can also be hardwired. The kit includes a plug-in chime with a microSD card slot for local storage. Unfortunately, testing side by side with the Arlo, it failed to pick up some events. I also had major connection issues after changing my router, despite retaining the same network name and password. I had to reset the chime, which temporarily deleted the doorbell. It’s only available in the UK.

Reolink Video Doorbell (Battery): We liked Reolink’s wired doorbell, listed above, so I was excited to try its first battery-powered model, but it was a disappointment. It offers up to 2K footage with a 1:1 aspect ratio that gives you a complete view of the porch, but you must turn HDR on in the settings, and it has a relatively low frame rate (15 fps). I like the option to go subscription-free, but it means putting a microSD card in the doorbell itself, and this is a relatively easy doorbell to remove. Reolink suggests up to five months of battery life, but my first review unit died after less than two and refused to recharge. Reolink sent me a replacement, which is performing better, but when it does run out, the rechargeable battery inside cannot be removed, so you have to take the doorbell off to recharge it. Factor in the slightly confusing app, relatively slow loading times, and connection glitches, and this is impossible to recommend.

Ezviz EP3x Pro

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Ezviz EP3x Pro: This is a far better-looking doorbell than Ezviz’s previous models, and it’s nice to see solar panels as an option for doorbells, though you will need a porch capable of catching some rays. The video quality is good, and you get a split view (like the Eufy above) that includes packages or waiting cats on your doorstep. The distortion correction works well, and there is optional color night vision with a built-in light, though it only works at very close range. I appreciate the 2FA, with fingerprint login, and 32 GB of onboard storage (cloud storage is an optional extra). Sadly, if you use the solar panel, you can’t connect to your wired chime. The lack of HDR is disappointing, human detection was a bit off (it frequently said I was a cat), and I had issues with alerts failing to come through on some Android phones. (Even after following Ezviz’s instructions, they never worked reliably on my Xiaomi 14 Ultra.) This model is not yet available in the US.

Botslab Video Doorbell 2 Pro: The flaky setup procedure required a couple of restarts, and physical installation was no better, as the screws supplied were so cheap that one of the heads broke off. The camera has a fisheye effect, but you can correct it with different views. I liked the VR mode, which provides a 180-degree view of your front porch. It comes with a handy plug-in chime, alerts seem reliable, there is an HDR option, and you can record locally (32 GB included) or in the cloud. You can also set a detection range, which could be handy for street-facing cameras. But the app is confusing, with an AI tab that lists various skills available for purchase. There is a login history and a limit of two devices signed in at once, but no 2FA, which makes this impossible to recommend. It is versatile but also relatively expensive.

Wyze Video Doorbell Pro: The Wyze Video Doorbell Pro (7/10, WIRED Review) was our budget recommendation, but with caveats. It alerted reliably, offered clear video, and had accurate AI for people detection, but you need the Cam Plus subscription (from $3/month). This camera model was not one of those affected by the security flaw that Wyze failed to fix or report to customers for three years, but after repeated security breaches from Wyze, most recently exposing thousands of camera feeds to other customers, it’s hard to recommend its cameras anymore.

Swann SwannBuddy Video Doorbell: This doorbell comes with a wireless battery-powered chime and the option of local storage, but the positives end there. The video quality is poor, the app is painfully slow to load and glitchy, and the doorbell frequently fails to register motion. I found the battery life disappointing. I must also question the decision to provide local storage via a microSD card inserted in the doorbell (the chime would make more sense and be more secure).

Ezviz DB2 Video Doorbell: An affordable video doorbell that comes with a plug-in chime, the Ezviz DB2 works quite well, but it is very chunky and kind of ugly. Video footage is detailed, but I had issues with blown-out bright areas when the sun was shining. The app is solid and quick to load, doorbell presses trigger a call to your phone, and you can record locally by inserting a microSD card in the chime. Sadly, it only offers a very limited option to define motion zones—a big problem if you live on a busy street. I also found the battery life below average, and it’s tricky to remove.


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Liječnici: Jednu stvar nikada ne biste trebali učiniti ako želite izbjeći dijabetes

DIJABETES tipa 2 postaje sve češći, no stručnjaci naglašavaju da je u mnogim slučajevima i dalje moguće spriječiti njegov razvoj. “Dijabetes tipa 2 razvija se kada tijelo postane otporno na inzulin”, objašnjava liječnik dr. Jorge Moreno za Parade. Iako gušterača u početku pokušava nadoknaditi pojačanom proizvodnjom inzulina, s vremenom dolazi do porasta razine šećera u krvi.

Nasljedni čimbenici, dob i etnička pripadnost mogu povećati rizik, ali upravo su svakodnevne navike ključne u prevenciji bolesti.

Jedna od navika koju endokrinolozi smatraju najštetnijom za zdravlje jest redovita konzumacija zaslađenih pića poput gaziranih sokova, kupovnih sokova i ledenih čajeva. “Takva pića gotovo uvijek povisuju razinu šećera u krvi”, upozorava endokrinologinja dr. Florence Comite. Posebno ističe opasnost od visokofruktoznog kukuruznog sirupa, čestog sastojka prerađenih napitaka.

Osim toga, i redovita konzumacija alkohola može negativno utjecati na razinu šećera, hormone i rad gušterače, što sve povećava rizik od dijabetesa.

Najvažnije je pratiti reakcije vlastitog tijela

Srećom, postoje navike koje mogu pomoći u smanjenju rizika. Stručnjaci savjetuju da obroke započinjemo s malo proteina – poput jaja, orašastih plodova ili jogurta – jer proteini usporavaju apsorpciju šećera i pridonose duljoj sitosti.

Također je važno uključiti vlakna u prehranu, ograničiti unos rafiniranih ugljikohidrata i redovito se kretati. “Brza šetnja od 30 minuta dnevno može imati velik učinak”, kaže dr. Comite.

Dodatni savjeti uključuju povremeni HIIT trening, vježbe snage, a za neke i povremeni post kao podršku regulaciji tjelesne težine. No bez obzira na pristup, najvažnije je pratiti reakciju vlastitog tijela.

“Hrana koja utječe na šećer kod jedne osobe možda neće imati isti učinak kod druge”, ističe dr. Comite i dodaje da korištenje uređaja za kontinuirano mjerenje glukoze može pomoći u donošenju pametnijih odluka.

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