Lactose the intolerant: How milkshakes became the latest weapon against the far right
The “milkshaking” of Nigel Farage on Monday was the latest in a series of milk-based protests against far right political figures in the UK, with “lactose the intolerant” the latest evolution of a long-standing British slapstick tradition of throwing eggs and custard pies at politicians.
Utrecht shooting: Three dead after attack on tram
Three people have been killed and five more injured after a shooting on a tram in the Dutch city of Utrecht.
UK dangerously close to a full scale disaster says Sir Richard Branson
The UK Government must now put all options on the table, and giving the people a final say must be one of these options. If it is not , there is only one alternative – a clear decision by Parliament to require the Government to revoke Article 50 and start the process again from scratch, armed with the facts. There is little time to avoid a multi-generational disaster.
Singapore offers casinos expansion in return for $3.3bn development commitments
A decade ago Singapore was being discussed as a possible competitor for Macau with an annual gross gaming revenue of $6bn, but growth stalled and revenues today are at around the same level. Now, Singapore authorities have offered the city state’s two casino’s the chance to expand, but only after significant investment.
European colonisation of the Americas killed 10% of world population and caused global cooling
No records of the size of Native American populations before 1492 and the arrival of Europeans survive. A new study has found answers.
What do ISPs know about you?
When the conversation turns to online privacy, few people think of their Internet Service Provider (ISP) as a possible security breach.
Filming for Dune remake is underway and a video game is in the works, stars reveal
Filming for the much anticipated remake of the sci-fi classic Dune has started, according to recent social media posts by its stars Josh Brolin and Timothée Chalamet.
New Zealand uses “mystery shoppers” to help protect its gamblers
As gambling laws have been relaxed across the world in recent years, each country has taken a different approach to protect problem gamblers from their temptations, and New Zealand offers some of the most inventive options.
Mother’s Day 2019: Last minute gift guide
It’s less than a week until Mother’s Day and if you need a present for the mum in your life then fear not, we’ve got options for every price range from £5 to £500.
