Farage says UK needs to stop unskilled immigrants and welcome skilled ones
Nigel Farage, leader of UKIP, the anti-EU party, said the United Kingdom must regain control of its borders with a “common sense” immigration policy...
Kew Gardens let down by Government, unlike Natural History Museum, say MPs
Kew Gardens has been let down by the Government, due to cuts and interference, unlike the Natural History Museum, say MPs on the Science...
City of the Monkey God discovered in Honduras, National Geographic reports
A team of Honduran and American archaeologists, aided by a group of former British SAS soldiers, have discovered the legendary “City of the Monkey...
‘Sophie’ Stegosaurus weighed 1.6 tonnes, says Natural History Museum
A 150-million-year-old Stegosaurus weighed about 1.6 tones (1,600 kg, 3,527 lbs) when it was alive, the Natural History Museum in London announced on Wednesday,...
Greggs posts 41% increase in annual profit
Greggs plc, the largest bakery chain in the United Kingdom (with over 1,600 outlets), posted a 41 percent increase in annual profit.
The Newcastle-based firm...
Billions of pounds worth of UK property held by secretive offshore companies
Billions of pounds worth of UK property is currently being held by secretive offshore companies, serving as a possible safe haven for stolen money, according...
IFS says real income in the UK is still below pre-crisis levels
Household incomes in the UK have bounced back to around the same levels as before the 2008 financial recession.
However, living standards in the UK...
US military satellite blew up after a power system temperature spike
At the end of February, a 20-year old US military satellite registered a power system temperature spike and then mysteriously exploded, blasting debris in...
Women like miniature pigs and cats while for men it’s lobsters and alligators
"What are little boys and girls made of..." should read lobsters, alligators and sticklebacks for boys, while for girls miniature pigs, cats, and ponies,...
Shy kangaroos stay in large groups, daring ones prefer small groups
Shy or risk-averse female kangaroos prefer to be in larger groups, but have fewer friends, while their bolder counterparts are happy in smaller groups...