Outdated anti-terror laws hamper the UK’s ability to stop attacks, says ex-MI5 chief
Sir Jonathan Evans, who was Director General of the UK’s domestic counter-intelligence and security agency MI5 from 2007 to 2013, says the country’s ability...
David Cameron disagrees with the Pope regarding press freedom
Free press includes offending other religions and not expecting a punch, British Prime Minister David Cameron said, which contradicted what the Pope said. The...
Google glass sales stopped, work carries on, but Explorer program to close
The search engine giant announced that Google Glass, a type of wearable technology with an optical head-mounted display, would cease to be on sale....
No rate rise before 2016, and inflation below 1% for most of 2015, says...
The UK-based economic forecasting group, the EY ITEM Club, predicts that inflation will remain below 1% for most of 2015 and interest rates will...
John Laing to announce £1bn stock market float
John Laing, British developer and operator of privately financed, public sector infrastructure projects, is expected to announce its £1bn stock market float on Monday.
The initial public...
Anthropocene started at the first nuclear test on July 16, 1945
Anthropocene started when the first nuclear test took place, on July 16th, 1945, a research team suggests. Anthropocene refers to the current geological age,...
Liberal Democrats pledge to keep education budget and eradicate child illiteracy
Child illiteracy will be eradicated by 2025 and we will not cut the college, school and nursery budgets after the general election, the Liberal...
Musk plans on making Internet available in space
Elon Musk, CEO of SpaceX and Tesla Motors, is set on making Internet available in Space.
Musk made an announcement on Friday that he wants...
Dairy market is in for a bust after a 2014 boom
The dairy industry posted record high milk sales last year but plummeting prices is sending chills down the spine of dairy farmers of an...
Polar bears moving northward because it’s getting too warm where they are
Polar bears are moving northward because where many of them live no longer have persistent year-round sea ice, a recent study led by the US...