Headline
- Dhaka's air still remains 'unhealthy' on Thursday
- Clashes between Islamism factions and Assad loyalists kill six fighters in Syria
- Fire at Secretariat: Probe body to be formed, says Home Adviser
- Rupee hits record low for sixth day amid rising dollar demand
- 8th, 9th floors mostly damaged by secretariat fire
- Fire at Bangladesh Secretariat building doused
- India must stop border killings: Mirza Fakhrul
- Mossad chief believes Israel should target Iran to stop Houthis
- Motive of seven murders on ship in Chandpur will be uncovered soon: Home adviser
- Yemen’s drone operation targets Israeli industrial zone
- Fire engulfs Bangladesh Secretariat building
- ‘We will uproot injustice, syndicates’
- EC working to hold election in Dec next year: CEC
- 'Government is working to protect nature & the environment with public participation'
- France train driver’s suicide causes massive rail delays
- Buet student’s death: 3 accused sent to jail after remand
- Interim govt weakest in history: Ripon
- Ex-PMO principal secretary Nazibur sent to jail after remand
- Asma al-Assad given 50/50 chance of survival
- No deaths, 67 hospitalized in 24hrs
Ancient Romans would lie down and vomit between courses during their feasts
The ancient Roman upper classes used to indulge in lavish, hours-long feasts that served to showcase their status in ways that eclipse our notions of a resplendent meal. Alberto Jori, professor of ancient philosophy at the University of Ferrara in Italy, said: Eating was the supreme act of...