Manchester United will mark the 60th anniversary of the Munich Air Disaster today with a memorial service at Old Trafford
Manchester United will hold a commemorative service at Old Trafford today as the club pay their respects to the 23 people who were killed in the Munich air disaster 60 years ago. The Red Devils were returning from a European Cup tie at Red Star Belgrade when tragedy struck and the fabled Busby Babes were devastated. Jose Mourinho current squad are expected to attend the service while Manchester United legends such as Sir Bobby Charlton, who survived the plane crash,...
Three tiny orphaned Yorkshire Terriers looking for home after their mum died
Three orphaned puppies which are so small they fit in the palm of a hand are looking for a home after their mother tragically died following the birth. The tiny Yorkshire Terriers were taken in by Dogs Trust three weeks ago when their owners couldn't take care for them. Staff at the Bridgend rescue centre in Wales stepped in to help care for the litter, which needed around the clock care. This included hand-rearing at the centre's assistant manager Becky...
Foreign investors rewarded with dual citizenship in Turkey and Austria
Investing in international property or business in Austria and Turkey entitles investors to dual citizenship. Of course, the idea of owning a house in a foreign country, or giving a few million to an international business, is a luxury that can only be entertained by some. But for those who have the odd million lying around, certain countries around the world have introduced a scheme whereby foreign investors are encouraged to make investments in exchange for citizenship. There are different...
Survey shows half of all London pupils feel sad or anxious every week
More than half of young Londoners aged 12 to 16 (51 per cent) feel sad or anxious at least once a week and three quarters (77 per cent) say school is one of their biggest causes of stress, a survey by Barnardo’s has found. The survey conducted by YouGov on behalf of the UK’s largest children’s charity Barnardo’s reveals what is troubling today’s children and how they can be better supported. As Children’s Mental Health Week launches today (Monday, 5...
Martial arts expert ‘in the white shirt’ accused of punching a female protester at Jacob Rees-Mogg event says he feared for MP’s safety due to lack of security
The ‘man in the white shirt’ accused of punching a female protester at a Jacob Rees-Mogg speech said he stepped in to protect the MP due to a lack of security. Paul Townsley, 55, was attending the event with his son, a sixth form student. He said his reaction was prompted by a lack of security and during the break in he feared for an attack on Mr Rees Mogg in the wake of Jo Cox’s murder. Mr Townsley said:...
FOX Racing Clothing: for both on and off the motocross circuit
The world's leading motocross equipment company FOX Racing, has become a smart-casual must-have for the fashion conscious youth. With outstanding quality and innovative designs, these jackets and sweatshirts still loved by professionals tearing up dirt round the circuit, are now making their mark on the street. Fox Racing was founded in 1974, and since then have set a standard of quality that has become a worldwide motocross benchmark. Fox Racing clothing designs are fresh, innovative, original and high quality, and...
Labour will take no lessons from a system that “checks your purse before it checks your pulse”
Labour will take no lessons from Donald Trump who wants to deny healthcare to millions in America with a system that checks your purse before it checks your pulse, Shadow Health Secretary Jonathan Ashworth said today. In a speech to parliament the Labour MP referenced protests this weekend that saw thousands of Brits take to the street in protest of a health system that is crumbling at the seams. He said: "The NHS model isn't broke, but it does need more funding"....
Centre for Brexit Studies statement completely debunks government’s position on customs union
A statement released by the Centre for Brexit Studies has today completely ridiculed Theresa May's position on the customs union. The Prime Minister has ruled out a customs union with the EU in what has been described as a significant departure from previous policy. Whilst previous policy effectively ruled out membership of the European Union Customs Union (EUCU), it did not rule out membership of a customs union with the EU. Indeed, during Theresa May’s speech of 17th January 2017 when...
Film Review: The Cloverfield Paradox
“This experiment could unleash chaos” remarks Donal Logue’s faceless news pundit about a third of the way through this unexpected, and frankly unnecessary addition to the Cloverfield saga. Though the first two films – 2008’s Cloverfield and 2016’s 10 Cloverfield Lane – didn’t share any direct DNA within their separate narratives, they did both function as effective post-9/11 paranoia pieces; melding blockbuster thrills with timely considerations on how we can feed on and be consumed, both individually & collectively, by...