One of the UK’s most unpopular baby names could be about to make a comeback - thanks to England’s World Cup success. ‘Gareth’ was ranked 117 in the popularity charts in 1996 – the year England reached the semi-finals of the European Championships. But following Gareth Southgate’s infamous penalty blunder ...
Today we hear a lot about responsible consumption and how we can contribute to sustainability by changing our lifestyle and habits. One of the key actions carried out lately is purchasing second-hand items. The second-hand market is blooming and one of the reasons why is the opportunity to obtain quality ...
Iván Chávez became a member of the Inter-American Dialogue’s President’s Leadership Council at its fourth annual meeting on June 5, 2018. Chávez is Executive Vice President of Grupo Vidanta, the global conglomerate of real estate ventures headquartered in Mexico. Those ventures include Vida Vacations, which offers private club memberships at ...
AN international charity based in the UK has rebranded one of its specialist courses to avoid confusion and better spell out who the qualification is suitable for and what it can do. The International Federations of Aromatherapists (IFA), which is based in London but supports members around the world has ...
A study shows that sticking to a diet rich in fruit, vegetables, nuts, unrefined cereals, olive oil, and fish can reduce hip bone loss within just 12 months
Ancient bones found at Roman archaeological sites reveal that two whale species have been lost from the Med
Hotter than a Central Line tube carriage during rush hour, St Leonards has quickly become one of the summer’s most critically-acclaimed new restaurant openings. Named after its address (on Leonard Street), the restaurant is the latest project from chefs Jackson Boxer and Andrew Clarke, having worked together at Boxer’s first ...
Green Day's American Idiot has moved into the top 20 in the UK charts ahead of Donald Trump's visit to the country this week. The President is set to arrive in London on Thursday and will be welcomed with hostile crowds and a Trump baby blimp in the skies. But ...
When Margaret Thatcher launched her assault on Britain’s industrial towns in the 80s suspicions that the country’s coal output may be on the decline were already there for all to see. Much of continental Europe had started to wind down their operations and the view from the Conservative benches was ...