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How ‘Eddie the Eagle’ Edwards Jumped Back into Education
As the Winter Olympics have drawn to a close we find out what happened to second chance learner Eddie the Eagle, the unlikely hero of the 1988 Games. Eddie the…
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An Englishman arrested for trying to pay at a petrol station with a £ 100 coin
Brett Chamberlain, 50, of Tiverton, refueled his car for £ 60 with diesel at a Tesco petrol station and demanded payment of £ 100 end of 2021. This caused a…
Archeology
Facts about gladiators you may not know
Bloody massacre without rules and regulations - this is how most people imagine gladiatorial battles. We still know from Spartacus that all gladiators were slaves and only men fought in…
International
USSR: An unprecedented crime
How the officers of the KGB, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Soviet Army carried out the most daring robbery in the history of the USSR. 36 years ago,…
Charities
EATING EVERYDAY ‘CUPBOARD HEROES’ CAN SAVE YOUR LIFE
New research from World Cancer Research Fund (WCRF) reveals that 97% of Brits already own the foods that could help to prevent cancer Brits who spend the least on their…
Environment
Amsterdam is testing robots for the canals
Visitors to Amsterdam will soon notice autonomous vessels the size of a small car that silently sail the ancient canals, transporting passengers or transporting goods and rubbish. This will be…
America
Where have 4.3 million people disappeared?
Businesses in the largest economy are asking Autumn of 2021 has had to give the beginning to the shortcomings of the servants, which torments the greatest economy in the world.…
Culture
Masterpieces for sell because of a billionaire divorce
The works of Pablo Picasso, Marc Rothko, Andy Warhol and other contemporary artists are the property of entrepreneur Harry McLaugh and his wife Linda Works by Pablo Picasso, Marc Rothko,…
Charities
Muellners Foundation Joins the Open Invention Network Community
Copenhagen, Denmark (February 21, 2022) – Muellners Foundation, a not-for-profit humanitarian organisation that advocates for financial inclusion, social inclusion, and biodiversity, announced today that it has joined the Open Invention…
Charities
Rewilding Britain donation takes historic community buyout crowdfunder past £100,000
One of the UK’s largest community led nature restoration projects has taken a big step forwards, with its crowdfunder surging past £100,000 after a £20,000 donation from charity Rewilding Britain.…