In the first study of its kind, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has declared long working hours are killing people. The global study found heart disease and stroke were the main killers of over 745,000 people in 2016. Research found that those who work over… Read More »WHO study: 745,000 people died due to work
The next step out of lockdown begins in the UK today as indoor venues open and people are allowed to hug each other again. However, the Prime Minister warns people to use caution and make their own informed decision on hugging. Here is our guide on… Read More »How to Hug Safely as Covid Restrictions Ease
The Indian variant of Covid 19 has increased vaccine programmes in Greater Manchester. An extra 1,000 doses of Pfizer a day will be delivered to the area. Whereas the rest of the country is only eligible for a vaccine aged 38 or over, Bolton residents… Read More »People as young as 17 turn up for ‘Walk in’ vaccine
Technology giant Amazon is hiring 10,000 employees in the UK as it opens more warehouses in England. This is due to the continuing rise in online shopping since the pandemic. A number of corporate roles are also being created in Cambridge, Edinburgh, London and Manchester.… Read More »Amazon hiring 10,000 workers in the UK
The Avengers continue to assemble as the Black Panther joins Madame Tussauds Marvel heroes on display. Joining The Hulk and Captain Marvel, the Black Panther stands proudly in a pose that has become a trademark of the King of Wakanda. Behind the King is a… Read More »Wakanda Forever: Black Panther waxwork unveiled
Second jabs of the Covid vaccine could be brought forward to help tackle the rise in the Indian variant. The government are also not ruling out local restrictions in the worst affected areas. Vaccines minister Nadhim Zahawi says the UK will “flex” its vaccination programme… Read More »Second Jabs could be sooner to tackle rise of Indian Covid variant
Nine year old Jordan Banks was killed on May 11th after being hit by lightning during a football match. During training with the Clifton Rangers Junior Football Club, Jordon was struck by lightning at around 5:05pm. Police and emergency services attended the scene but, tragically,… Read More »Lightning strike kills 9 year old Jordan Banks
Prince Harry says he wants to “break the cycle” of “pain and suffering” when raising his children. He compares his upbringing and royal life as a “mixture between The Truman Show and being in a zoo”. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex stepped down as… Read More »Royal Life a mix of “The Truman Show and being in a Zoo”
The hotly anticipated Friends Reunion has got a release date, along with a ‘teaser’ trailer that leaves fans wanting more. The trailer gives no spoilers away. It shows the original six members walking away from the camera in the studios where Friends was filmed. A… Read More »Friends Reunion: The one where they get back together
The Champions League final will now take place in Porto so 12,000 Chelsea and Manchester City fans can attend. The game on 29 May was moved from Turkey because of coronavirus travel restrictions. 6,000 fans from each club will be able to attend the football… Read More »Champions League Final moved to Porto so fans can attend