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The boat has been in operation since August 18. Mysterious British street artist Banksy has provided a rescue boat for refugees crossing Meditteranean waters. The aim is to help those fleeing countries before they are...

Unseasonable weather, including 70mph winds and heavy rain, can be expected until Wednesday afternoon. Meet Storm Ellen's older brother, Storm Francis. This storm will be bringing the UK gusts of 70mph winds and heavy...

Is this the first time the very fabric of the nation has been threatened by severe boredom? The legend goes that if the ravens ever flee the Tower of London, both the monarchy and the Tower will crumble into the dust,...

Cloudy with a chance of delicious! This small Swiss town Olten experienced a true Willy Wonka moment last week. Thanks to a ventilation defect at a Lindt and Sprüngli factory, locals in the area were treated what appea...

It’s official, London is the best city in the world to be student. Every year the QS higher education data analysts rank the best student cities in the world. Their ratings are based on several factors including the nu...

Due to a crackdown on poaching, Kenya's elephant population has grown exponentially over the last three decades. Finally some good news in 2020, who would've thought it?  Over the last three decades, poaching and th...

Spain is taking a further step to combat the spread of coronavirus. You might have noticed, amongst the myriad new guidelines to fight the coronavirus pandemic, a number of policies which would on the surface appear to...

Millie the Jack Russell has been fostered by a firefighter who saved her life from an east London blaze. Back in June, firefighters managed to save a dog from a nasty fire in a ground floor flat in Manor Park. Poor Mil...

Wedding receptions, bowling alleys, and live indoor performances are back on the list of permitted activities. July saw a wave of reopenings as the UK attempted to return to a state of normality, and whilst many pubs,...

London is set to get some rather impressive storms this week.  After drowning in our own sweat for the better part of the last week, Londoners are about to get some respite in the form of thunderbolts and lightning (ve...