Cuts to youth services could have contributed to a surge in knife crime, findings from a Commons’ all-party parliamentary group have revealed. This weekend a teenager became the 29th person to be fatally stabbed in London this year after he was chased through the streets by a lone knifeman before ...
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Journalists have reported that automation is going to force millions of people out of work in several years. The main problem with that statement is the fact that they've been saying that for decades now. While automation has made some types of jobs obsolete, it's also created countless jobs for ...
A landmark report by the United Nations’ scientific panel on biodiversity warns humanity is at dire peril unless urgent action is taken to restore the plants, animals and other natural resources we depend upon to survive. Nature is declining globally at rates unprecedented in human history, warns the grim report ...
The driver, who wanted to remain anonymous said the 34-year-old was acting shifty and was hiding his face when he picked him at around 8.30pm on Sunday (5/5).
Camden, London04/05/2019Pictures: Graham Berry (@blktphotography) Check out our coverage of day two from Camden's Desertfest below. The gallery includes shots from Kalloused, Elephant Tree, DVNE, Arabrot, Amenra and Acid Cannibals. Kalloused Kalloused Kalloused Kalloused Kalloused Kalloused Kalloused Kalloused Kalloused Elephant Tree Elephant Tree Elephant Tree Elephant Tree Elephant Tree Elephant ...
Award-winning US bartender Katie Henshaw will be running a FREE cocktail masterclass and Italian aperitivo takeover this week 32 floors up the Shard. This Wednesday afternoon will see Henshaw join ITALICUS brand ambassador Luca Missaglia from 3pm in Oblix for a masterclass followed by a one-night-only special takeover from the ...
Two murder probes launched on Sunday
A bumper crop of Strawberries could be left to rot in the fields amid fears that eastern European workers could turn their backs on British farms. A hot start to the spring has brought this year’s crop some two weeks ahead of schedule. But there may not be sufficient numbers ...