Monthly Archives: October 2015
Elephant cyanide poisonings on increase
At least 22 elephants have died from suspected poisoning by poachers near Zimbabwe's main game reserve as conservationists struggle to stem a spate of...
Investing in Property with Strategy: Ground-Breaking Book out on Amazon
When it comes to the nuts and bolts of turning property into a positive investment, most people rely on guesswork, fad strategies and their...
Home Office to encourage police forces to become more representative
The Home Office published a force-by-force overview of the proportion of BME and female officers in each of the 43 England and Wales police...
Non-EU nurses back in favour
Broke and desperate NHS needs you again!
The Home Office has temporarily lifted restrictions on recruiting non-EU nurses in a bid to help ease some...
Final hurdle for ape slur politician’s landmark bill
Two years after being likened to an ape by a senior politician and being pelted by bananas in her role as Italy’s Integration Minister,...
Holland preparing shipping containers as temporary homes
Dutch authorities have warned that refugees may have to be housed in shipping containers while their asylum applications are considered – a process that...
“I was that girl,” admits abuse victim RiRi
Rihanna has opened up to US Vanity Fair in its November 2015 cover story about her past with Chris Brown, and why she ever...
Art imitating life? Seal wants you to decide
Seal has invoked the classics in a cryptic response to inevitable questions about whether tracks on his latest album ‘7’ reference the breakdown of...
Scarface set free after child support arrest
Rapper Scarface was released from jail on Friday, nearly a week after his arrest in Atlanta on child support charges.
The rapper, whose real name...
