Share Tweet It’s been another crazeeee week in the business of show. Test your sleb knowledge with our quiz Related Topics: Continue Reading You may like Entertainment Ryan Thomas forgives Roxanne Pallett as he wins CBB A tearful Ryan Thomas said he would forgive Roxanne Pallett as he was crowned the winner of this year’s…
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Share Tweet By Lucia Binding, news reporter German whisky brand Glen Buchenbach may be infringing Scotland’s rights on its national drink, the EU’s top court has ruled. “Scotch Whisky” can only be sold in the European Union if it is actually made in Scotland – for which it is the biggest international export earner. The…
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Share Tweet Technology Inside the mind of Scott Amron. Scott Amron, of the product design lab Amron Experimental, is known for his clever creations. But every design is downright useful. Related Topics: Continue Reading You may like Tech Ticketmaster admits user data was stolen in breach Ticketmaster has said some customers’ personal information and credit…
Share Tweet By Mark Kleinman, City editor David Cameron, the former Prime Minister, is lining up a former executive at China’s sovereign wealth fund to join a new investment firm that will back trade links between Britain and the world’s second-biggest economy. Sky News understands that Hu Bing, who held a senior role at China…
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Share Tweet It may be Independence Day, but there’s nothing revolutionary about the way your 4th of July fireworks are made. Fireworks have been built from a mix of explosive powder, chemicals, and glue for ages. The earliest fireworks shows date back more than a thousand years. But not all fireworks are built the same….
Share Tweet On Saturday, June 23, 12 boys and their soccer coach disappeared while hiking in Northern Thailand, eventually becoming trapped in a cave. They were found on Monday, July 2. People can survive a limited time without food or water, and the temperature around them can have a significant effect on them. While the…
Share Tweet Fox News opinion host Laura Ingraham sought to minimize the controversy surrounding the Trump administration’s enforcement of a “zero-tolerance” policy on migrants entering the US illegally. On her program Monday night, Ingraham compared the detention centers where children who have been separated from their parents are being held to “summer camps.” Critics reacted…
Share Tweet Gary Hoffman, the banker who led the transformation of Northern Rock after it was nationalised, has been picked as the next chairman of Britain’s second biggest building society. Coventry Building Society said on Monday that it intended to appoint Mr Hoffman to the role, confirming the move first reported by Sky News. The…
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Share Tweet The Winter Olympics are here! Every four years, sports fans get to see the best in the world slide, skate, and ski their way to Olympic gold. Below, we’ve listed the gold-medal favorites for every event at the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang South Korea — from downhill and cross-country skiing to skeleton…
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Share Tweet By Nick Stylianou, Technology Producer The UK’s first public inquiry into the development and use of artificial intelligence (AI) has said the law governing its effects “is not currently clear”. The House of Lords Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence has asked the Law Commission to investigate whether UK law is “sufficient” when systems…
