By Halil Mehandjiu Actress accepts Valentine marriage proposal from notorious prisoner serving life behind bars Notorious British prisoner, Charles Bronson whom also goes by the names “Charles Salvador” in honour of his favourite artist ‘Salvador Dali’ and Michael Gordon Peterson (His name at birth before being legally changed), has…
By Amir Asim Hasanic Trump’s business gains U turn in China under question Just days after Donald Trump secured the White House, Trump scored a legal victory in a decadelong trademark dispute over the right to use his name in China for certain services. The businessman-turned-politician’s application to register…
By Halil Mehandjiu The UAE ambassador has died from his injuries following a blast in Afghanistan The ambassador of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to Afghanistan died today (Wednesday 15th February 2017) of wounds sustained in a bomb attack in Kandahar last month that also killed five Emirati aid…
By Sayeed Yahya Dine at the restaurant you need a diving certificate to reach Pulling on their scuba gear and flippers at a swimming pool in Brussels, couples are not just going diving, they’re going out for dinner. Lowering themselves to the floor of the pool all be it…
By Sagir Ahmed Cockney actor, Danny Dyer cracks camera crew up when he tries to open up about parenting. Dyer makes it sound more like a nightmare than a blessing Actor and father of three daughters, Danny Dyer was giving an interview to government controlled Channel 4 when his…
By Tim Derbyshire The government has come under fire for proposing dramatic new prison sentences for journalists and whistleblowers The UK government’s legal advisers have been accused of launching a “full-frontal attack” on whistleblowers and journalists over proposals to radically increase prison sentences for revealing state secrets and prosecute…
By James Nadel Meet the 18 year old driver tearing up the Porsche GT3 Middle-East challenge cup As the Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge Middle East heads to Abu Dhabi for its fourth round the focus will be on Ryan Cullen and Charlie Frijns at the top of the Drivers’…
By Navid Hashim Ireland begs the EU for invisible border with the UK post-Brexit Ireland has asked the EU negotiators to help it keep the border across the island “invisible” after Brussels reaches a Brexit deal with London that will take the occupied British province of Northern Ireland out…
By Abdullah Sheljich Top lawyers have claimed false allegations and threats have already started coming in from the British government over their roles in prosecuting the UK over war crimes in Iraq Prosecuting a nation The UK Government has spent £60 million to date defending criminal investigations into British troops…
By Saila Safwana Payment reforms could see rail passengers charged by iris scan Biometric technology, including fingerprint and iris scans, could enable fares to be automatically taken from your bank account. Rail passengers could be charged for journeys by fingerprint or iris scans, according to the industry’s plan…
