Japanese carmaker Nissan announce major expansion of electric car production at its factory in Sunderland. The proposed plans will create 1,650 new jobs. However, there are currently no further details of other production sites, or information about the vehicle. As part of a £1bn investment,… Read More »Nissan expands Electric Cars Production in UK
The Dukes of Cambridge and Sussex will unveil a statue of their mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, to mark her 60th birthday. The event is the first appearance of the brothers together since their grandfather, the Duke of Edinburgh’s, funeral in April. William and Harry… Read More »Princess Diana Statue unveiled by William and Harry at Kensington Palace
British tennis player Andy Murray beat the odds again as he reaches the third round of Wimbledon 2021. He won in a thriller of a match on Centre Court against German Oscar Otte. At one point, Murray, 34, led by a set and a break… Read More »Andy Murray Surprises in Second Round Thriller at Wimbledon 2021
American entertainer Bill Cosby is freed from prison after Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court overturn his sexual assault conviction. The judges admit their decision was unusual, but ruled a “process violation” by the prosecution. Mr Cosby, 83, was found guilty in 2018 of drugging and molesting ex-basketball… Read More »Bill Cosby Freed after Sexual Assault Conviction Overturned
A new law is coming into force from Thursday giving consumers a legal right to repair goods and appliances. It will mean items like washing machines, TVs and fridges will become cheaper to run, and manufacturers will have to make spare parts available. The aim… Read More »Right to Repair Law comes into force to Extend Lifespan of Products
As demand in home improvements rise and EU migrants leave the UK, Checkatrade boss Richard Harpin warns of a shortage of skilled trade workers. Mr Harpin, who also founded emergency repair service Homeserve, says the shortages are “pretty bad” across the country. According to him,… Read More »Checkatrade Warns of Shortage of Skilled Tradespeople
A prototype flying car completed a 35 minute test flight between Nitra and Bratislava international airports in Slovakia. AirCar, the hybrid car and aircraft, has a BMW engine and runs on regular petrol fuel. Creator of the vehicle, Professor Stefan Klein, describes the experience of… Read More »Flying Car Completes Test Flight
This could finally be the year that footballs coming home, as England beat Germany 2-0 on Tuesday night. Gareth Southgate’s side will now travel to Rome for the Euro 2020 quarter-final against Ukraine on Saturday. 41,973 fans attended Wembley to witness England’s victory. Meanwhile, Ukraine… Read More »Footballs Coming Home: England beat Germany in Euro 2020 clash
Jamie Lynn Spears speaks publicly for the first time about her sister Britney’s controversial conservatorship. Last week, Britney told a court how unhappy she was with the legal arrangement which controls several aspects of her life. The star described it as “abusive”, leaving her “traumatised”,… Read More »Jamie Lynn Spears is proud of her sister Britney for speaking out
Ministers are looking at changing isolation rules for schools, and introducing daily testing instead. The current system for controlling Covid in England sees groups of children self-isolating if one of them tests positive. This is expected to end in the autumn, to coincide with the… Read More »Isolation rules for schools could end