The “curse” of cyberbullying is being campaigned against by Prince William and Kate – Duchess of Cambridge. They will meet with organisations like Twitter and Facebook and discuss how to prevent it. A royal aide said “The duke definitely wants to meet them (the organisations) and hear what they think can be done, what needs…
Up to 2,000 Vodafone customers have had their details hacked by fraudsters who paid people on a “dark web” to supply their details including bank account details and passwords last week on Wednesday and Thursday. The National Crime agency – NCA is investigating – who are Britain’s equivalent of the FBI. Vodafone has over 18M…
60,000 Brits will be at Wembley stadium to see David Cameron introduce Prime Minister from India Navendra Modi this week. This will be the culmination of Modi’s first visit to UK since being elected in May 2014. Modi will also lunch with The Queen at Buckingham Palace and will make an address to the Houses…
An incident known as a “tail Strike” had occurred on the crashed plane in Egypt where more than 200 Russian people lost their lives. A tail strike is when the rear section of an airplane hits the runway on landing. The story is according to a reliable source – namely a reputable Sunday broadsheet. This…
Halloween 2015 Trick-or-treating, wearing scary costumes inline big traditions children love this. The Halloween originated in the Celtic fringes of Britain, carefully adapted by Pagan, Christian traditions and their desire for sweets. The Hallowed evening is the day before All Hallows day ( All Saints’ Day). The origins of trick or treating and tatting…
World Cup Rugby 2015 4:00pm Saturday 31st October 2015, Twickenham, attended by 80,125. New Zealand 34 Tries: Milner-Skudder (39), Nonu (42), Beauden Barrett (79) Conversions: Carter (39, 79) Penalties: Carter ( 8, 27, 36, 70, 75) Beat Australia 17 Tries: Pocock (53) Kuridrani(64) Conversions: Foley( 53, 64) Penalties: Foley (14) New Zealand made history by…
A Russian Airliner Kogalymavia, flight KGL9268 Airbus A-321, which took off from the Red Sea resort Sharm el-Shiekh on its way to St Petersburg’s Pulkovo Russian airport, has crashed in central Sinai at 06:51Moscow time (03:51GMT) with more than 217 Russian tourists including 17 children and 7 crew on board. Egyptian authorities located the wreckage…
Boujis in the London borough of Kensington and Chelsea is closed for two weeks while the council decides what can be done about repeated brawls, late night noise and general may hem in the small hours. The suspension will last until November 9. After that it must stop selling alcohol after 2 am instead of…
It would seem a simple and elementary task to educate people to eat healthily and sensibly to keep slim and well nourished but in the past couple of decades in the UK it seems to have become a case that it takes someone with a degree in nutrition comparable to rocket science to educate the…
The harrowing saga of asylum seekers and migrants on the seas continues but we must not ignore these stories though some of us feel there is nowhere to go with them. The numbers of people losing their lives trying to escape problems or indeed to seek a better life or both is increasing and we…