By James Nadel Leaked emails to his PR agent show Beckham in poor light in tantrum over not receiving a knighthood Last week Beckham shone in the public eye on the Radio show “desert island discs” receiving a great response from audiences. However it looks like the shine…
By Heyami Alghatta Top corporate executives list the UK as having the worst business infrastructure, Lloyds Bank study shows. In a recent study by Lloyds Banking Group which asked it’s top corporate clients a series of questions regarding ease of business practice and concerns the UK failed to impress. …
By Francois Thomas Far-right leader says she is the ‘people’s president’ as she makes 144 promises against immigration and global trade Marine Le Pen, France’s radical far-right presidential candidate, has formally launched a campaign echoing many of the themes that propelled Donald Trump to the White House. Addressing hundreds…
By Osman Rahman Sunday to Wednesday Tube Strikes have been called off Tube strikes by London Underground workers due to start from Sunday evening over jobs have been suspended. Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union were due to walk out for periods of up to 16 hours…
By Habib Malik French soldiers on routine street patrol shot a man 5 times outside the world famous Louvre in Paris French soldiers guarding the Louvre in Paris have shot a man who allegedly attempted to attack a security patrol with a machete shouting Parisian police have confirmed. …
By Rabiyya Gulam Co-author: S.S.Hafiz Tube Strikes affecting 4 days following a series of strikes set to endanger London An emergency tube map has been released by TFL showing the extent of the latest total strikes with partial disruptions possible city wide. TFL has issued the emergency map as the…
By Salma Makhdum Theresa May is to host Israeli leader Netanyahu at No. 10 after drawing millions of protesters out against her invitation to Trump. Theresa May is to follow up her visits to Donald Trump and Recep Tayyip Erdoğan by hosting the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, next week,…
By Musa Ibrahim Austria enforces controversial ban on Islamic clothing Austria’s coalition government has vowed to ban Muslim face-covering veils such as the Niqab and to restrict eastern European workers’ access to the labour market. The measures are part of a package of policies agreed after five days of talks…
By Jangir Shah Meet the man who used his back as a canvas then sold his skin. Tim Steiner has an elaborate tattoo on his back that was designed by a famous artist and sold to a German art collector. When Steiner dies his skin will be framed, until…
By Hera Aktar If Theresa May insists Trump receive a State welcome, it is likely he will have to meet the Queen in Scotland to avoid London’s fierce protests. Former Scottish First Minister, Alex Salmond said President Trump’s state visit, if allowed, is more than likely to be hosted in…
