Romanian beggars evicted from Marble Arch in Mayfair, central London, have set up a new camp less then 50 yards away - in the central reservation of the busy Park Lane dual carriageway. A group of more than 50...
Controversial plans to charge for parking in Westminster have been halted. Parking fees were to be rolled out across the central London borough from January, ranging from £2.20 to £4.40 an hour. But opponents...
Sally might be coming closer to her dream dream of becoming a Labour MP after her Commons Speaker husband was left red faced after she discussed their ‘spicy’ sex life while in the Big Brother house, but Sally...
A British spin on Olympic fever If you have the needles for it, you can enter the event. Grandma’s welcome too. " “Full description for Knitlympics Dive into the Olympics with Knitlympics! This fantastic new...
Tending to Parisian press duties, co-stars Johnny Depp and Amber Heard attended the premiere of "The Rum Diary" in Paris, France on Tuesday evening (November 8). The “Donnie Brasco” actor and the “Playboy Club” star looked lovely as...
Enzymes are extremely active components in the digestion systems of all animals. Each enzyme is highly specialised and made for one role only, but in general, their job is to break various components down in order to facilitate absorption. While some enzymes, such as those...
Breeders of pedigree sheep, such as Texel, Beltex or Suffolks, often use embryo transfer to aid breeding. Embryo transfer is an effective method of increasing the numbers in a flock and is also used to speed up the genetic improvement of a breed. Embryos are collected and...
Sometimes scientists study things for which the outcome rules out more than it rules in. That is what I conclude here. The evidence in this study does not say that human activity causes global warming. That is a...
This is a great story for the environment, I think. A seahorse was found in the Thames suggesting that a colony is present. The seahorse was ridden back into the river after scientists inspected the little thing. I...
In pursuit of new economy The article contains subjects that are not all aligned with this headline, though I do enjoy labels that fit to describe today’s faltering economic system. Miliband wants to end the...
Taxpayers are having to pay more than £200billion for schools, hospitals and other projects whose capital value is little more than £50billion.In one example, a hospital in Bromley, south east London, will...
The NHS has spent £12.7 billion on The National Programme for IT, a computerised patient record and booking system across the entire NHS, which has never worked properly, after years of delays, technical...
Artist's statement I am announcing today a new artist’s statement. If you want to see a sample of my work, there are two watercolor cats at the Swiss Cottage Library in London that were a part of a show I had at...
Help for "victims" Victims may claim they have been “blighted by crime and poverty.” Some victims may not have the resources to even make the claim. Someone else must do it for them. Who or what inflicts the...
2nd August 2011 Cameron in Bullingdon riot row with BBC The Prime Minister, was challenged by Evan Davis on BBC Radio 4's Today programme this morning about being a member of Oxford University's notorious...