Motorist left in a flap after swan crashes through car windscreen

Motorists were left in a flap after a SWAN crashed through a car windscreen. The young bird stopped traffic as it strolled along the A404 in Marlow, Bucks., with its mate on Thursday afternoon. But it suddenly decided to take flight, before ploughing through the windscreen of a passing BMW 4x4. A dramatic image taken by a passer-by shows the smashed glass with the bird's wing sticking out of the driver's side. A woman could be seen quickly emerging from...

Stunning image shows water vapour silhouette as aircraft lands on runway

This stunning image shows water vapour streaming from the wings of an aircraft as it comes in to land on one of the largest runways in the country. The enormous cargo plane created swirls in the sky as it touched down on the tarmac at RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire, as the sun set on the horizon. It created a perfect silhouette above the 10,000ft long runway which was lit up by a trail of orange and red lights. Aviation...

EU diplomat responds to possibility of second referendum: “Do what the F*** you want but stop d*cking around”

An EU diplomat has told the UK to "stop dicking around" following news that a second referendum may be on the cards. Nigel Farage yesterday sparked rumours that the UK may go back to the polls over the decision to leave the EU. The former UKIP leader said: "I’m reaching the point of thinking that we should have a second referendum on EU membership" on Channel 5's the Wright Stuff. But although a second vote could lead to the UK...

Donald Trump’s excuse for not visiting UK is fake news – here’s why

Donald Trump today tweeted that he has cancelled a trip to the UK because he is unhappy with the "sale" of the US embassy in Mayfair. The President was expected to cut the ribbon at the new state-of-the-art development in Nine Elms, but blamed the Obama Administration for overseeing the sale of the embassy for peanuts only to build a new one in an "off location". However, commentators have since pointed out that the announcement is littered with fake news. The...

9 Tips For Frugal Shoppers

As a new year arrives, many of us like to make new year resolutions. For example, to save more money. However, when it comes to checking our outgoings at the end of the year, we can forget just how much we've spent. Well, if you don’t want the same to happen this year, here's a few helpful tips to stop the splurge. 1. Setting A Limit Is Always Better There are numerous festivals, dinner parties, and life celebrations in a...

Custom innovation for the design and construction of Data Center

GESAB offers the best innovation in design and construction of Data Centers with the highest standards of reliability, efficiency and continuity of service in the market, adapted to each client. At each stage of the project, the GESAB process is based on feedback from the different areas that can be offered with a professional technical team. Once ready, it allows us to generate innovative solutions and adapt them efficiently and based on the needs of the project. GESAB is at...

Film Review: A Woman’s Life

Stéphane Brizé’s adaptation of Guy de Maupassant’s novel, A Woman’s Life (Une Vie in French), is a strangely affecting film that circles the sink hole of despair telling the life story of Jeanne (Judith Chemla), a young woman in 19th century France. Recently returned from her convent boarding school, Jeanne begins her adulthood as a well of unbridled hope and joy. There is a child-like innocence to her as she whiles away warm afternoons gardening with her father. With the...

Film Review: Eric Clapton – Life In 12 Bars

Lili Fini Zanuck’s latest film is a rock-doc that chronicles the turbulent life of Eric Clapton. The connection between director and subject goes back at least a quarter-century with Clapton scoring the only other film she has directed, Rush in 1991. The documentary the pair have created is engaging for the first 90 minutes but ends up losing its way. The film opens with the early life of Eric Clapton, which was in his own words “blissful” until a horrible...

Online sellers look set to enjoy big business in 2018

In the post-Christmas and New Year’s haze many people choose to adopt pious resolutions; spend less, eat less, drink less, work out more. Despite this, it seems that British shoppers just cannot resist a deal. Undeterred by a weak pound and economic doubt, the Boxing Day sales reaped in an estimated total of 4.5 billion pounds. What December’s frenzied crowds show us is that consumers are always on the lookout for new deals and great shopping opportunities. In fact, it...

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