Regardless of what people do, it’s in the human nature to believe in signs and be superstitious about the things that surround them. Naturally, this concept didn’t pass by such a popular sphere as gambling. You’ve probably seen in the movies how sometimes characters blow on the dice in order to get the lucky combination? That’s just one case. Today, when someone expresses the will to play slot at an online casino, first, they consider the factors defining whether...

Let's all rejoice it is International Day of Happiness. Nothing like being told you to be happy, to make you, well, very annoyed. The World Happniess Report has been published to coincide with this momentous day. Why make is a Monday? Who is ever happy on a Monday. Theresa May, today, announced she will be trigger Article 50 on 29th, which will make Brexiteers very happy in UK but the rest of us pretty depressed to be fair. Well the...

Of all the indicators used to track the well-being of a nation it seems perverse that happiness is seldom used as the real test of success. A nation is more often judged to be "doing well" if its unemployment rates are low, if it has a healthy trade balance, if its currency is strong or if its GDP is increasing, all of which are empty and meaningless outside the financial markets. In a capitalist society you may think as a Brit or as...

Rated as one of the best courses in the Caribbean, we took a day out experiencing one of the “most idyllic rounds of golf imaginable”.

A dozy driver ended up in a whole world of trouble after smashing into two parked cars - and leaving her motor suspended in mid-air. The lady, thought to be in her 30s, then had to be stopped by passers-by from getting back into her car and trying to drive off, a witness claimed. This moment was captured on the dashcam of a 22-year-old student, who could not believe that the woman's Vauxhall ended up stopped on the bonnet and...

We all love chocolate, let's face it, and London is a hub for great choccy treats. So if you want a tasty sugar boost, we have listed the top 10 chocolate shops in the capital. Rococo Rococo marked Roald Dahl’s 100th year with a ROCOCO X ROALD DAHL collection including Bruce Bogtrotter’s Chocolate Fudge Cake bar, Frobscottle & Snozzcumber and James’ Scrumptious Peach bars. With store’s scattered across London including locations in Marylebone and Covent Garden you’re sure to never...

This is the moment terrified forest workers "killed" a tiger by pinning it down with a digger - after the big cat mauled to death two people. Locals said the animal killed quarry worker Bhagwati Devi, 33, and her father-in-law Lakhpat when he tried to save her. Forest personnel sedated the tiger with tranquilisers, but when the big cat apparently took longer to fall asleep, they used a JCB to pin it down before deploying a net. Wildlife campaigners said...

Diesel, a six-stone bull mastiff, is thought to be the first dog to have used the pioneering new garment. Yvonne Nugent, 47, was left devastated when the three-year-old pet pooch was caught under her trailer as she dropped off hay for horses on her farm. Diesel was left with three bone-deep lacerations on his back leg. After considering amputation and putting him down, vets at The Crescent Veterinary Clinic, Leics., decided to try the pioneering new technology on him. The...

This is the moment a witness says she caught a "boozed up" hen party reveller having a drunken row with a bride-to-be - on a FLIGHT. Families on the 6am flight to from Gatwick to Tenerife said the "lairy" hen party member was knocking back spirits and mixers during the four-hour journey. But an hour from landing, passengers said the woman with short blonde hair picked a fight with the bride-to-be and refused to take her seat on the Norwegian...