Watch – Shocking footage shows gang shooting fireworks at each other in London
Jaw-dropping video footage has captured the moment a gang of youths throw fireworks at each other in Hoxton, North East London
“Looks more like Blenheim Palace than tourist resort” Brewery tour of Northern Italy
At the foot of the Alps in Northern Italy is a small town called Biella. It is home to Italy's oldest brewery, founded more than 170 years ago. Despite producing premium beer for a global market, the family owned brewery remains in the same site, meeting international demand by upgrading...
Ultrasounds & blood samples of world’s largest shark taken for first time
The results hold promise for finally unlocking the mystery of breeding among whale sharks
Watch – Cafe launches new vegan sandwich made from IRN BRU
A cafe has unveiled the world's first vegan sandwich - made with IRN BRU. The sarny is served on toasted sourdough with rocket, cheese and pickles. Its barbecue sauce is made from pulled jackfruit and mushrooms - roasted in Irn Bru. The sandwich also comes with side-salad, air-fried chips or...
Professor sacked from the Royal Academy of Music after students complained she called violinists “gypos”
Dr Francesca Carpos-Young is suing the Academy who she claims have ruined her reputation and said she was only telling students the kind of slang used in orchestras.
Sir Philip Green named as person involved #MeToo scandal during House of Lords speech
Sir Philip Green, owner of Top Shop, was named by Labour peer Peter Hain, who said he was using parliamentary privilege in the public interest to out the businessmen, after an injunction banned a national paper from naming him. Earlier in the week, the Telegraph ran an article accusing an...
University Union president sparks controversy for promising to vandalise mural of fallen WWI soldiers because it depicts ‘white men’
The president of Southampton University's Students' Union has caused outrage by threatening to vandalise a painting of students who were unable to complete their degrees as they went to fight in WW1
Killing Karshoggi: Why Saudi Arabia, like Russia, is exporting its murder of journalists at this time
By Roger Cottrell, PhD Much like the car bomb assassination of Daphne Carvana Galazia in Malta on October 16, 2017, the squalid butchery and dismemberment of Washington Post correspondent Jamal Karshoggi, in a Saudi Consulate in Istanbul on October 2, 2018 tells us what we already know: namely that there...
Dad of nightclub acid thrower Arthur Collins, admits allowing a cannabis farm at his £1 million home
Arthur Collins Snr's son Thomas also admits part but charges against his wife to lie of file