Welcome to your weekly dose of the unexpected! This week's news is a mix of historical mystery, surprising school policies, and incredible tales of survival. Let's dive in!
Da Vinci's Hidden Secrets?
Imagine uncovering a secret hidden for centuries! That's the excitement surrounding the recent interest in Leonardo da Vinci's work in Milan. Around 1495, the lord of Milan commissioned the Renaissance master to decorate the interior of a castle. But recent sketches attributed to Da Vinci have sparked speculation about a network of hidden tunnels beneath the castle. Could these tunnels have served a secret purpose? Time will tell!

Perhaps these tunnels were escape routes, secret meeting places, or simply a figment of someone's imagination. Either way, the mystery surrounding these sketches is captivating art and history enthusiasts alike.
Mirror, Mirror, Gone From the Wall
In more contemporary news, a school in England has taken a rather drastic measure to improve attendance. The school has removed all mirrors from its toilets. The reasoning? Students were reportedly spending too much time admiring themselves, leading to tardiness in class.
It’s certainly a novel approach! As one teacher was overheard saying, "We hope students will now spend more time learning and less time preening." While some might see it as an overreaction, the school hopes this will get students back into the classroom more promptly.

A Miracle in the Snow
Now, for a truly remarkable story of survival. A 22-year-old man from the US lived through an avalanche and was buried under snow for 90 minutes! He has since shared details about his harrowing experience.
Imagine the fear and uncertainty of being trapped beneath the snow. This young man's resilience is truly inspiring. "I just kept thinking about my family," he said in a recent interview, "and that gave me the strength to keep fighting."

Tragedy in Kenya
Finally, in sad news, two Italian tourists, Karen Demozzi from Trento and Marco Curcio from Milan, were killed in a road accident near Diani, Kenya. The accident involved a minivan, and four other people were injured, including a minor. Our thoughts are with their families and loved ones during this difficult time.
That concludes our roundup for this week. Stay tuned for more interesting and important stories from around the globe!