News

Glasgow Airport pilots drunk

Pilots allegedly drunk arrested at Glasgow Airport

0
Two allegedly drunk pilots were arrested at Glasgow Airport on Saturday. As the United Airlines aircraft prepared to fly 141 passengers to Newark, New...
pizza drone delivery

Pizza drone delivery service to launch in New Zealand

0
Pizza drone delivery to customers' homes is set to begin later this year in New Zealand following a successful demonstration in Auckland last week. At the...
Direct carbon emissions from motor fuel use

Biofuels emit more greenhouse gas than gasoline

4
Who would have thought that biofuels such as ethanol and biodiesel emit more greenhouse gas – specifically heat-trapping carbon dioxide – than gasoline? A...
Tourism Action Plan to boost staycation numbers

Brexit boosts staycation numbers with Brits hitting seaside resorts

0
The Brexit vote has been great news for domestic tourism providers, with staycation numbers rising rapidly since 23rd June, when the British electorate voted...
Hinkley Point C CGI image

EDF comitted to go forward with Hinkley Point C project, despite approval delay

0
Despite Therea May delaying the Hinkley Point nuclear power plant approval until next month, chief executive of energy giant EDF, Vincent de Rivaz, has...
bacon butty

British bacon prices rising following China demand and Brexit

0
British bacon prices are rising due to a big surge in demand from China and the effect of Brexit, say a UK purchasing consortium. Floods...
Microbeads majority supports a ban

Microbeads may be banned in UK after EU green light

0
Microbeads may be banned in the UK after the European Union said Britain can introduce legislation outlawing the tiny plastic particles. Experts had feared...
Lord ODonnell Radio 4 former civil service chief

No Brexit with looser EU says former Civil Service boss

0
A looser EU could mean that Brexit might not happen, says former Civil Service chief Lord O'Donnell. Lord O'Donnell served as Cabinet Secretary, the...
Brexit and no meltdown since referendum

Brexit economic meltdown warning was scaremongering

0
Was the Brexit economic meltdown we were all warned about by Remain campaigners before the 23rd June referendum just a pack of scaremongering lies?...
Article 50 and Theresa May

Article 50 does not need MP approval Theresa May told

0
For Article 50 to be invoked, Prime Minister Theresa May does not need the approval from MPs (Members of Parliament), a team of layers...