West Bank Israeli settlers fundraise online for military equipment
The New Arab Unveils 10-Month Investigation on International Crowdfunding Supporting Violent Israeli Settlers The New Arab has just concluded... read more
Published by The New Arab • 15.10.2024
Live Gaming Environments on the Rise
With more parts of the world becoming easily accessible to everyone, people around the world look for ways to interact while still keeping their... read more
Published by Jenny Bond • 16.04.2021
Men's Libido and Natural Bombyx Supplements to support and maintain virility.
#Bombyx makes it happen The definition of libido is overall sex drive, performance and the desire for sexual activity. Libido in men can... read more
Published by Lewtress Natural Health Ltd • 27.11.2020
Sports betting and online gaming in front of the next big market opportunity
Sports betting and online gaming in front of the next big market opportunity Gaming and betting around esports present a much bigger market... read more
Published by Jenny Bond • 02.04.2020
What really happened at GAM?
The source of an outrageously inaccurate hatchet job on the Steel magnate Sanjeev Gupta, published in the Sunday Times this week, is the sacked... read more
Published by Red Communications PR • 18.03.2020
The “Robin Hood” of energy suppliers is urging Southampton-based residents to switch and save
An ethical energy brand developed by Southampton City Council is urging residents to switch their gas and energy supplier. Dubbed as the... read more
Published by Jenny Bond • 25.04.2019
Danger on two wheels: Cyclist deaths are on the rise in Germany
Newly-released figures are sure to prove a cause for concern for Germany’s avid cyclists. According to provisional data from the Federal... read more
Published by Jenny Bond • 02.04.2019
Chiang Mai has the world’s worst air pollution, but Thailand says it’s ready to act.
It’s an undoubtedly a regrettable position to be in: ranked as the city with the most-polluted air in the entire planet, and no doubt Chiang Mai’s... read more
Published by Mike Armstrong • 03.04.2019
£1 MegaBus ads banned by UK advertising regulator
The UK’s advertising regulator the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has banned MegaBus from advertising £1 fares across it’s bus/ coach... read more
Published by Greg Bush • 14.02.2019
Major iPhone bug lets you snoop on iPhone users
A major bug has been discovered in the Apple iPhone FaceTime app which allows anyone to listen into the person their calling even if don’t... read more
Published by Jenny Bond • 29.01.2019
Suicide rate plummets after Japan installs blue lights at Tokyo train stations
Across train stations in Japan, various rail companies have been installing blue lights to prevent suicide. It undoubtedly seems strange, but they... read more
Published by Greg Bush • 28.01.2019
You can now skate at Europe's most iconic nightclub
You can now Skate and dance the night away at Berlin's exclusive Berghain club It’s one of Berlin's most iconic nightclubs with a status across... read more
Published by Stephen Fry • 25.01.2019
Australia’s recording breaking heatwave is bad news for wildlife
After a several days of milder weather the sweltering heat wave has quickly returned breaking records across eastern and central Australia with... read more
Published by Simon Mills • 24.01.2019
The Louvre crowned as France’s top tourist spot
The world’s largest art museum the Louvre hosted a record breaking 10.2 million visitors in 2018, up from 25% the previous year. The historic... read more
Published by Mike Armstrong • 03.01.2019
Mexico’s most lucrative fruit has a dark side
Avocados have made world headlines for many reasons over the last decade. From millennials spending more because of their penchant need for... read more
Published by Jenny Bond • 03.12.2018
Loaves in space: New technology allows baked bread at zero gravity
There are many reasons why going into space on a rocket ship is an attractive proposition, but up until now, baked goods weren't one of them. Of... read more
Published by Greg Bush • 06.12.2017
Scientists find that beer could make you happy after all
Researchers examining 13,000 food ingredients at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg in Germany have found that an alkaloid naturally present in... read more
Published by Mike Armstrong • 04.10.2017
Scientists invent self healing tyres
Punctures could be a thing of the past after a group of scientists from Harvard University have invented tyres that can identify and repair... read more
Published by Jenny Bond • 21.09.2017
DFS shares rise on £25m Sofology deal
Sofa retailer Sofology has been acquired by DFS in a multi million pound deal aimed at strengthening the brand. The two firms both have history... read more
Published by Mike Armstrong • 03.08.2017
BMW scandal was “water off a duck's back” as firm posts profit again.
German car maker BMW has posted a strong rise in profits despite its recent alleged emissions scandal. The firms operating margins rose just... read more
Published by Mike Armstrong • 03.08.2017
These robotic bartenders will make you the perfect Mojito
Introverts who prefer machines to humans will be pleased to know that a Las Vegas bar has recently introduced robotic bartenders. Whether you... read more
Published by Jenny Bond • 25.07.2017
Vodafone scraps roaming charges for 40 countries
Vodafone today has removed roaming charges for customers across 40 countries including popular holiday destinations such as Turkey, France,... read more
Published by Jenny Bond • 12.04.2017
Ultra rare pink diamond fetches 71 million dollars
Sotheby's auction house broke a world record on Tuesday selling a giant 59.60-carat Pink diamond for over $70 million dollars in Hong Kong.... read more
Published by Jenny Bond • 04.04.2017
You can now get fried chicken from your posty
The New Zealand postal service has started delivering Kentucky Fried Chicken in an aim to counter revenue losses as the number of people using the... read more
Published by Jenny Bond • 04.04.2017
Can Samsung put out the flames with the new Galaxy S8?
Samsung hopes to extinguish the flames with the new Galaxy S8 after withdrawing the Galaxy Note 7 last October due to the devices battery randomly... read more
Published by Jenny Bond • 04.04.2017
The Apprentice star Mergim Butaja takes on charity running event to support refugees
Penny Appeal's Run For Their Lives Coventry challenge helps those fleeing conflict Former refugee Mergim Butaja, whose emotional farewell... read more
Published by Penny Appeal • 18.12.2015
A Nation Of Shopkeepers But Not Landlords
A nation of shopkeepers but not landlords Two years ago the Coalition government stated that a further 1.4 trillion would need to be invested... read more
Published by Pressat Wire • 26.11.2015
London's Rents Rise 5 Percent In Just Four Months
- The average rental value of a London property in October stands at £1,467 compared to £1,402 in June 2015 - Biggest riser is Greenwich, with... read more
Published by Pressat Wire • 25.11.2015
The HBOS Report is a reminder that corporate whisleblowing is not working
The Director of the Institute of Business Ethics, Philippa Foster Back CBE said: “The HBOS Report shows that there is significant weakness in... read more
Published by Institute of Business Ethics • 19.11.2015
This National Tree Week, help plant trees and save lives in Africa
This year to celebrate National Tree Week, development charity TREE AID is calling for support to spread the benefits of trees, by helping... read more
Published by TREE AID • 17.11.2015
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