Historical Education is Finding a Place in Gaming
In 2018 alone, the video game industry brought in just shy of $135 billion, marking a 10.9% increase over the previous year.
Teachers at outstanding school protest against regular attacks and pupils bringing knives into class
Behaviour levels are so bad at Starbank Secondary School in Birmingham staff have been issued with 'panic buttons' on their computers
Teenager died after he was stabbed outside greengrocers in West London
Police say they were called at 9.20pm to Shepherds Bush, west London to reporters of a stabbing.
The reason that alzheimer’s strikes has been uncovered
Experiments in mice show the spread is caused by factors within ageing grey matter - not by how long the protein has been expressed by neurons.
Business Opportunities in St. Kitts and Nevis
The Caribbean paradise of St. Kitts and Nevis ticks all the boxes when planning an idyllic trip abroad, but it also could provide you with the perfect destination to move to full time. As well as offering an enviable lifestyle, the dual-island nation is an ideal landscape for budding entrepreneurs. ...
Dopey burglars caught on crystal clear CCTV breaking into a house in broad daylight
The oblivious crooks looked right down the camera as they struck in Netherton, West Mids., armed with crowbars
Sexual violence victims get terrible deal from justice system
Victims of sexual assault are getting a “terrible deal” from the criminal justice system and are often only believed if they have behaved like saints, Baroness Newlove has warned. The outgoing Victims’ Commissioner said those who alleged rape or sexual violence were being badly let down, with many victims finding ...
Johnson pledges to take back control of immigration with Australian- style system
Boris Johnson has moved to seize the initiative in the Tory leadership race, pledging to deliver an Australian-style points-based immigration system if he becomes prime minister. The frontrunner to succeed Theresa May said he wanted to rebuild the public’s faith in the UK’s immigration system and to be “tougher on ...