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Worshippers banned from carrying guns to church

The Anglican Church of North America’s Diocese of Fort Worth has banned worshippers from attending church packing pistols, so writes The Church of England Newspaper – a national weekly distributed tabloid based in Westminster. that means open holsters are banned but concealed weapons can be accepted. However last year Texas Governor Greg Abbott, signed a…

Massively rich Chinese Mogul invests in London property

Wang Jianlin – China’s richest man has recently bought a property in London’s “billionaires’ row” for £80 million. “Chollywood” Chinese movie tycoon, who is worth more than £20 billion, has taken a long lease on a Kensington estate based in Kensington Palace Gardens. Formerly an army commander in the Chinese Army, Wang Jianlin is expected…

Depression in females linked to pay gap

A report has uncovered that the gender pay gap is one of the chief causes of negative emotions in women which can also be identified as depression, according to a report in today’s City AM. In the UK women earn 80p for every £1 earned by men. The World Economic Forum estimates to close the…

Elephant attack

Kerala Heritage Animal Task Force said: a total of 14 people including 9 mahouts, died in Kerala, India, in 2015 due to elephant attacks. Historically most of the mishaps occurs when elephants who were on “masth” became violent when they were brought to festivals or for doing heavy work. There are statutory laws which exists…

Leopard’s head stuck in pot rescued

A thirsty leopard was walking with its head stuck in a vessel in Rajsamand district of Rajasthan India, after it craned inside a pot in the hope of finding water to drink and had to wait over 12 hours before the Foresters came to its rescue. The three year male cat ventured into fields…

Aramco floatation considered by Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia is planning to sell shares in State energy giant Saudi Aramco, world’s largest oil producer, creating Trillion Dollar company. In an interview in the Economist, deputy crown prince Mohammed bin Salman said the move was being “reviewed and the decision could be months away”. Prince Mohammed has become Saudi Arabia’s main powerbroker after…

World’s thinnest TV

Letv, a China-based internet conglomerate on Wednesday released the World’s thinnest TV Super 4 Max65 Blade at the International Consumer Electronic Show (CES) in Las Vegas. The TV also has a separate speaker and is the first product of company’s second chain of TV series after the 70-inch Super 4 Max and 65-inch Super 4…

Hasim Amla steps down as SA captain

Basil D’Oliveira Trophy England Tour of South Africa, 2nd Test: South Africa v England at Newlands, Cape Town, Jan 2-6, 2016 England won the toss and elected to bat Day 5 England 629/6, 125.5 overs BA Stokes 258 off 198 balls, 30 fours and 11 sixes, JM Bairstow 150 not out off 191 balls 18 fours,…

Tears of frustration and sadness shed by Obama

New and controversial gun rules are being proposed in the USA and as Obama discussed these he could not prevent himself from shedding tears. Sadly in the USA mass shootings have become a major upset and problem. However, many feel they do not want any curb on the availability of guns and the White House…

New gadgets at CES Las Vegas

BMW showed off the i8 electric concept car’s mirror less system. Images from three cameras are combined on a display that replaces the interior and wing mirrors giving the driver larger viewing angles and eliminating blind spots. The system analyses the images and alerts drivers to potential hazards with yellow warning icons. The replacement mirror…