A retired UK professor believes that he may have solved a 1,400-year-old mystery surrounding the location of King Arthur’s legendary castle of Camelot. According to Arthurian literature expert, Peter Field, Camelot used to stand at the […]
A supervolcano in Italy is showing signs of reawakening and may be nearing a critical pressure point, according to a new study. The volcano located across the Bay of Naples from the famous Vesuvius, once […]
Nigerian authorities have intercepted a shipment of around 2.5 tons of fake rice, allegedly from China. Lagos customs chief Haruna Mamudu said the fake rice was intended to be sold in markets over the festive […]
Donald Trump is calling on President Barack Obama’s administration to veto a U.N. resolution that denounces illegal Israeli settlements and backs the Israeli government. A planned vote on a draft resolution calling for an immediate end […]
According to the latest government figures, there has been a “shocking” rise in the number of homeless children living in temporary accommodation across Britain. Data released by the Department for Communities and Local Government shows […]
As Japan struggles with a rapidly aging population, the government faces unique problems with dementia and other age-related health problems. One Japanese city has launched a unique program to help keep track of senior citizens […]
Children as young as four may have been sexually abused as part of the deepening sexual abuse scandal that has shaken British football, police revealed on Wednesday The historical child sex scandal has hit record […]
The European Court of Justice has delivered a major blow to government mass surveillance and data retention practices by a ruling that upholds basic privacy rights and safeguards access to EU citizens’ online data communications. […]
The Tumblr website went down across Europe and United States this evening. The popular microblogging and social networking site suffered a DDoS attack and was down for several hours on Wednesday. RT.com reports: The outage […]
The European Court of Justice has ruled that the British government’s “indiscriminate retention” of emails, is illegal. The ruling could trigger challenges against the UK’s new Investigatory Powers Act, also known as the snoopers charter, […]
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