James Scaife

The well-preserved body of John Shaw Torrington, an unfortunate member of the 1845 Franklin Expedition. Torrington, a Royal Navy stoker, embarked on this ill-fated journey with the aim of discovering the elusive Northwest Passage. Tragically, he became the first casualty of the expedition, which ultimately claimed the lives of all involved. In 1984, forensic anthropologist Owen Beattie conducted an exhumation of Torrington's remains to investigate the cause of his demise. These remains stand as one of the most remarkably conserved examples of a human corpse since the discovery of the ancient Tollund Man in the 1950s.

I appreciate how it’s a common experience among both British and French children to believe this is what the Eurostar looks like

With every like, I’ll name an African defender better than Jamie Carragher.