Author Archives: charlie
A giant spider, strangers kissing and the world’s best football
It’s that time of year again when we find out which were the most popular clips on YouTube!
Read more...Big boutiques are watching you
Never mind big brother, it could soon be the High Street shops that are watching you.
Read more...Cyber Monday: The online seller’s Black Friday
Cyber Monday joins Black Friday on the commercial advent calendar just as we get used to cringe-worthy videos of shoppers brawling over the latest forty inch TV. But is the new online consumer frenzy all it is built up to be?
Read more...Green cat is no joke
Is it an alien? Is it a joke? A mysterious green cat has been seen walking the streets of a Bulgarian town.
Read more...Breastfeeding in the news again
What is it about breastfeeding that causes so much controversy? This subject has been in the news on numerous occasions in recent weeks, with local cafes, Claridge’s and Ukip leader Nigel Farage being among those under fire for demonstrating varying levels of disapproval or unease around breastfeeding mums.
Read more...2014 Predicted to be UK’s warmest ever
It may have begun to feel chilly in the last few weeks, with frosts biting and temperatures dropping in the lead up to Christmas, but scientists predict that 2014 could end up being the warmest year on record.
Read more...Bond 24: What do we know
“Bond. James Bond” is an introduction that many will be familiar with. After all the world’s least secretive secret agent is setting off on his 24th double 0 outing.
Read more...Metallica to Headline Leeds and Reading
Rock metal demi-gods Metallica have agreed to headline the Main Stage at the Leeds and Reading festivals, according to an announcement by the event organisers released today.
Read more...Urban agriculture could make all the difference
Get your trowel out and nip down to your local allotment, or up to your roof garden, because urban agriculture may make all the difference to global sustainability in the future.
Read more...#Revolution: Ferguson, Cameron and Twitter unrest
The potential for Twitter and Facebook to bring together those who are unhappy with society and give them a platform to voice their anger has always been apparent.
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