Category Archives: Current Affairs

Coffee drinkers in Britain down a whopping 70 million cuppas every morning with type preferences which are as varied as the beans they’re made from.

While the jokers and sceptics in the room might shake their heads knowingly, a study has revealed that the secret to good health is marriage.

Those commuters who like to use the railways as their makeshift offices will be delighted to hear the pledge by the government to provide supersonic speed to internet connections on UK’s trains.

When looking around the pavements of Britain’s cities and towns (not to mention railings and, in worst cases, under tables) it can be easy to wonder how and why chewing gum ever made it onto our shelves. It makes a mess, sticks like glue, offers no nutritional benefits and makes us feel hungrier.

If you are one of the MANY people who are scared of spiders, you will no doubt have been infuriated at some point in you life by the words: “what are you afraid of, it can’t hurt you?”

Go on, admit it, you love spying on other people…

Freshers’ week sounds like a lot of fun – partying, living away from home for the first time, and meeting lots of new people.  But for many, this introduction to university life can be a daunting one.

With the sun out and the summer holidays about to begin, we look at some of Britain’s hidden gems where you can avoid the crowds and still see some of the best of British.  

It’s quite amazing how much controversy a bit of knitting has caused this week.