In Britain it is often felt that we specialize in losing: we delight in destroying our sense of self, the good parts of our history, and especially our winning ideas, either by letting others steal and sell them, or by terrible follow-ups – from beginning to end. We did it with Blair’s noble drive to… Read More »
Jonathan Antoine is known as one of the most famous contestants on Britain’s Got Talent. The popular ITV show returns to our screens tonight for its 17th season. Alesha Dixon, Amanda Holden, Simon Cowell and Bruno Tonioli aim to find the next big star to perform at the Royal Variety Show. Jonathan was one of… Read More »
You’ll be able to work from the beaches of Ibiza, the cafes of Crete or the cool startup hubs of Berlin. The European Union’s big bid this week to restore some form of freedom of movement between the UK and EU for 18 to 30-year-olds is sure to be welcome news for anyone looking to… Read More »
St. Louis police officer Luther Hall was present at a street protest while he was undercover in 2017. Apparently his disguise was so good that his fellow police officers failed to recognize him when they brutally beat him in the street. Mr. Hall was offered a $23.5 million reward for the attack, according to a… Read More »
It was determined that the man who set himself on fire in front of the Manhattan courthouse where Donald Trump’s trial was ongoing was a self-described “investigative investigator” who published a conspiracy-laden manifesto on the internet a few minutes before the incident. Maxwell Azzarello, a 37-year-old Florida man, has shared a series of conspiracy theories… Read More »
Pension funds are bracing for a tens-of-billion-pound hit as leveling-up secretary Michael Gove tries to save his ambition to overhaul Britain’s centuries-old property rental system. The insurance and pensions sectors are warning that Mr Gove’s current option of imposing a £250 cap on ground rent and moving to ‘peppercorn’ levels over a 20-year period could… Read More »
Ellen Greenberg’s parents have fought for 13 years to prove that she was murdered and not a suicide, and now explosive new testimony could shed light on their case. In a shocking development that emerged earlier this week during a civil lawsuit hearing in the brutal 2011 death of a beloved Philadelphia teacher, the family’s… Read More »
A primary school teacher accused of stabbing her partner to death “in cold blood” before burying him in the garden has pleaded guilty to manslaughter. Fiona Beal, 50, admits murdering her boyfriend Nicholas Billingham, 42, whose partially mummified remains were found four-and-a-half months after he was last seen. A jury at the Old Bailey on… Read More »
The European Center for Disease Prevention and Control said it was investigating a significant number of cases of the dangerous and highly contagious shigella sonnei infection -Source:Getty An alarm was raised in five countries of the European Union after the emergence of a serious stomach disease that is resistant to many drugs, including antibiotics. The… Read More »
People will be asked to register their fingerprints and pictures when entering the EU later this year, potentially causing huge delays -Source:Getty Images A warning has been issued about a major change to the entry system for entering the European Union as a poll suggests Brits don’t know anything about it. It is feared that… Read More »