When a contractor working on the new Museum of London building in Smithfield Market cut a temporary hole in a brick basement wall, he looked inside with a flashlight and saw only a muddy pile of rubble and a few escaped rats. But this hopeless start was to lead to a “unique” discovery. Behind the… Read More »
Extreme turbulence incidents appear to be on the rise. The latest was on July 2 when an Air Europa flight travelling from Spain to Uruguay injured more than 30 passengers and forced an emergency landing in Brazil. It is one of a number of high-profile incidents in recent years. In May, a British grandfather was… Read More »
Most of us have encountered turbulence while traveling: When your plane flies through colliding air masses moving at very different speeds. Severe turbulence can make even the most experienced pilot uneasy and make five minutes feel like an eternity. It usually results in nothing more than a bumpy ride, but in the worst cases it… Read More »
At least one person died and dozens were injured as a result of severe turbulence on the flight from London to Singapore. A Singapore Airlines flight had to return to Bangkok due to the death of one passenger and injuries to 30 people. This follows many other high-profile incidents in recent years. Three passengers on… Read More »
Karl Dickson will referee the match between the two championship favorites France v Ireland – PA/Ben Whitley Karl Dickson will referee next year’s opening Six Nations match between France and Ireland in Marseille, one of four English officials to call for the men’s championship fixture. Matthew Carley, Luke Pearce and debutant Christophe Ridley will join… Read More »
Karl Dickson will be in charge of the match between the two championship favorites France v Ireland – PA/Ben Whitley Karl Dickson will referee next year’s opening Six Nations match between France and Ireland in Marseille, one of four English officials to call for the men’s championship fixture. Matthew Carley, Luke Pearce and debutant Christophe… Read More »