The Conservative Party in England has experienced a significant decline in popularity in recent times, leading to a loss of public support and electoral defeats. This decline can be attributed to a combination of factors, including voter fatigue, economic record and policy missteps, scandals, and a resurgent Labour Party. Voter Fatigue The Conservative Party has […]
A wave of strikes will be initiated in UK by thousands of workers this week, thereby raining blows on rail, post and airline service industries in the run until Christmas. A chain of discord has flared over issues like jobs, pay, pensions and safety involving some of the country’s biggest trade unions thus disrupting these […]
Good news for the passengers as the cross channel ferry services between England and France have resumed again on Monday morning. Though there are some issues which may cause delay, but both of P&O Ferries and DFDS Seaways ferry service operators tweeted that the service has been reopened from the Port of Calais. The ferry […]
If any illegal immigrant is found working in UK without any valid document, then he or she will be sent to prison for a period of six months. Government will make crackdown on late night take-away and see if they have hired foreigners without any valid document. For few days, Government was facing lots of […]
Three Americans have becomes stars overnight for subduing an armed ‘gunman’ on a high speed train in Northern region of France. The train was travelling from Amsterdam to Paris, when the gunman open fired, which wounded two passengers, before the trio overpowered them. When the Thalys train was crossing Belgium, the attack took place. The […]
Greek debt crisis takes new dimensions with Eurozone leaders reaching an agreement over marathon talks in Brussels. They arrived at a conclusion finally on continuing support to Greece in such trouble waters after as long as 17 hours of uninterrupted talks. EU chairman Donald Tusk confirmed the story by saying that the leaders have unanimously […]
Russia, through its PM Dmitry Medvedev, officially announced on Thursday that it had banned imports of meat, fish, milk and milk products, vegetables and fruits from the European Union and countries like Australia, Canada, Norway and the United States. This was a major decision taken by the country’s president Vladimir Putin in response to the […]
A grave having nearly 400 people has been unearthed in Potosi-a Bolivian city. Presumably the grave consists of the remains of colonial-era miners and was discovered by workers carrying out excavations for the construction of a new building. The Potosi mine became the world’s biggest mining place after silver was discovered by the Spanish, long […]
A new history is on the verge of being created with The Church of England voting in favour of women to become bishops for the first time. This unprecedented idea was approved by ruling General Synod, who introduced this big change with majority of two-third. Earlier in 2012, such a vote was backed by the […]
With about 10 years and 12 billion euros spent in making and after hosting the Olympic successfully, the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is now going to be an opened for exhibition for the common people from Saturday onwards. The superb awe inspirational architecture of the park is stretched about 230 hectares around a knotted tangle […]
After desired modifications in terms of the objections raised by Russia, it has finally affirmed to the idea of deploying international monitors in crisis-hit Ukraine. The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe green signaled a 100 strong mission for Ukraine on Friday- a decision which was supported by 57 of its members. Earlier Russia […]
The United States clearly mentioned its displeasure on Russia over the Crimea issue and exclaimed that it was on a “dark path” to isolation. Russian troops aided with unarmed volunteers stormed Ukraine’s naval headquarters in Sevastopol and installed and raised their own flag, an incident which was much to the discomfort for USA.
The UK’s fourth biggest win in National Lottery history has been bagged by a record claim of 107.9 million Euros ticket holder. However no details are disclosed about the UK ticket holder from the organization but the reports say that the lottery operator Camelot has consented to the news and has said that the prize […]
David Cameron has promised today that Scotland can set its own taxes, even if it votes no to independence. He has signaled more powers will be handed to Holyrood as a matter of fact.
Patrick Rock, 62, gave resignation from the office he holds as the deputy head of the policy unit on 12th February. Number 10 said that it had been made aware of an offence and indicated to the matter of the National Crime Agency that had arrested Mr Rock from his home on 13th February. However […]
Russia has expressed their determination that their troops will remain in Ukraine to protect their own citizens and also for the interest of their own country, at large. In spite of repeated requests from US and the UN that they are violating international terms and conditions by violating law, Russia has taken more or less […]
All eyes will be on the television today at 8 PM when the conclusion of current series of Pound Shop wars is going to come to an end. The One pound shop has organized a competition which was held among the rival shop chains of the online store operating on the high streets across the […]
Promising a bright future and a change in the state of affairs it is Matteo Renzi who will vow as the youngest prime minister of Italy. The 39 year old leader of the centre-Left Democratic Party, unveiled his government and said that a broad coalition with wide outlook will help the nation with respect to […]
Ukraine, the country which has been in news for a quite a few time has met with an unforeseen situation once again. It was President Viktor F. Yanukovych, who had fled from the country’s capital to somewhere in the eastern part of Ukraine, leaving the future of the citizens and the nation in hands of […]
Rosie Batty, the poor mother of Luke Batty, an eleven year school boy bid a tearful adieu to her son in his funeral. The lady was dressed in yellow, which was the favourite colour of the soulful boy. Members of Ms Batty’s family carried Luke from the chapel of his school, Flinders Christian Community, in […]