Amazing Results for Californian Solar Farms Deal to Evacuate Besieged Towns in Syria gets Underway Boko Haram Plot Foiled Kidnapped Sailors rescued in Somalia Vodafone Scraps Roaming Fees for Most of Europe Malala Humbled by Honorary Canadian Citizenship Steam Locomotive Hits 100mph on UK Mainline Rail Network Humpback Whale seen Breaching near Devon Exhibition […]
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I hope that you had a good weekend and enjoyed many of the April Fools Jokes doing the rounds. If there’s been a big surprise to the beginning of my week, it has to be the Undertaker from WWE. It’s not so much the fact that he had retired, more that his retirement made it […]
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Neuroprosthesis Implant lets Paralysed Man Feed Himself New Population of Rare Tigers Found in Eastern Thailand ‘Deal Reached’ to Evacuate 4 Besieged Areas in Syria 9 & 8-Year-Old build Robot and Qualify for the VEX Robotics World Championships New Risk Assessment Tools Helping with Bowel Cancer Diagnosis in Under-50s Tetris Therapy Baby Born during Cyclone Debbie […]
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I may called biased because I’m based in Sheffield but seeing a local teenager correcting NASA’s Data has definitely made me grin. 50 000 Historic Gay Convictions Quashed in Germany Solar-Powered Skin for Prosthetic Limbs Teenager with Downs Syndrome addresses UN in Geneva 1st Dinosaurs may have Originated in Britain Dinosaur Asteroid Crater Ten Rescued […]
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Stolen Van Goghs back on Display NASA’s ‘Smallsats’ Open up New Ways of Exploring the Solar System Australia’s Northern Territory Decriminalises Abortion Power Rangers Film to Feature Openly Gay Hero HIV Prevention Drug ‘Highly Effective’ according to Welsh Report Best Friends Legally Recognised as Co-Parents in Canadian First Baby receives Life-Saving Surgery to Remove […]
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Back in 2016 we saw the possibility of a large part of Patagonia becoming a National Park, after the death of North Face Co-Founder Douglas Tompkins. That possibility is now a reality as Tompkins’ Widow agrees to donate the land to become a Chilean National Park. If that wasn’t enough, today has a bumper crop […]
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A bit of classic rock and roll today as Pete Townshend announces he’s penning a new song for the epic Rock Opera Tommy. So here’s hoping you get a chance to rock out today 🙂 : UK Low Carbon Drive cutting Household Bills UK Unemployment Falls Again Large Uncut Diamond found in Sierra Leone Pocahontas […]
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Hmmm, hard to choose a favourite story today. Glasgow School of Art rising from the ashes, literally; amazing sweatpatch for diabetes; Nike Hijab; or the fact that Neanderthals were self medicating with penicillin mould and aspirin from bark. Hoping you find some inspiration from today’s good news: Malaysian UN Workers Allowed to leave North Korea Smart […]
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Much of today’s good news seems to be coming from the world of health and medical research. My favourite story comes from the work being done in my adopted hometown of Sheffield. The World’s Smallest MRIÂ being used to help treat premature babies. So that’s my favourite today, what’s yours? Remember to like and share if […]
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Okay, I’ll admit it. I am a huge animation fan and in particular Anime. So the news that snow sculptures of Anime characters have been springing up all over Japan after recent snow falls are making me grin. As well as amazing Pokemon & Titans springing in Japan we have also seen a bumper crop […]
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Travels of a Silicon Nomad 