A teenager saved the life of a boy 800 miles away after watching a Tik Tok live video. Caden Cotnoir, 13, watched as Trent Jarret crashed his quad bike on the live Tik Tok video. The camera continued live streaming whilst Trent remained trapped under… Read More »Tik Tok: Teen saves boy after seeing live video
Researchers have found that suffering from Covid increases depression and dementia risks in people. The study shows neurological medical conditions are more likely to develop in those who had the virus in the last six months. A third of people who had Covid either developed… Read More »Covid Increases Depression and Dementia Risk
A new UK regulator is to take on tech giants to put a stop to their dominance. Companies coming under fire include Facebook, Amazon and Google. The Digital Markets Unit (DMU), who will govern this, has been set up in the Competition and Markets Authority… Read More »New UK Regulator to Tackle Tech Giants
The family of Captain Sir Tom Moore are encouraging people to take part in a fundraiser on what would have been his birthday weekend. The Army veteran is well remembered as an inspiration to us all after raising nearly £33m for NHS charities. He achieved… Read More »Captain Sir Tom Moore Birthday Fundraiser
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has confirmed the UK will see the introduction of a traffic light system for foreign travel. The announcement was on April 5 in his latest Coronavirus briefing. The plan is for a three-tier traffic light system that will categorise countries for… Read More »Traffic Light System for Foreign Travel Confirmed
A Breast Cancer Treatment, which takes five minutes to administer, is being rolled out across the country today. The new remedy combines two treatments into one single injection, cutting treatment times by almost three hours. A woman with Breast Cancer who has received the injection,… Read More »New five minute Breast Cancer treatment
The potential roll out of Covid 19 passports is “the right thing to do” according to vaccine minister Nadhim Zahawi. He admitted that the requirement to show vaccine certification, could prove problematic. However, using the passports for attending pubs and restaurants is “only the right… Read More »Covid 19 passports “the right thing to do”
April Fools Day is a day that all pranksters look forward to. Taking the chance to inject humour into an otherwise normal day. In America, a Museum of Hoaxes gets us to celebrate the best hoaxes. Rumours include Pope Gregory XIII announced New Years would… Read More »April Fools Day: 3 best pranks.
Over two million workers are celebrating today as the minimum wage rises 2.2% to £8.91. This equates to approximately £345 for a full time employee. This year the price rise is also for those aged 23 and 24, whereas before you would need to be… Read More »Minimum Wage Rises Today
Police have increased their efforts in the search for missing London student, Richard Okorogheye, as it reaches day nine. Following a confirmed sighting of the Oxford University student, police have started combing Epping Forest and are conducting door to door enquiries. Latest investigations prove that… Read More »Missing London student spotted in Loughton.