US seeks death penalty over Charleston church shooting
The US justice department is seeking the death penalty in the case of the Charleston church shooting which claimed nine lives last year. Attorney General Loretta Lynch said the "nature of the alleged crime and the resulting harm" were factors in choosing the death penalty. Dylann Roof is charged with the...
STOP PROJECT FEAR: Now Nicola Sturgeon slams Osborne’s ‘overblown’ Treasury report claims
NICOLA Sturgeon has hit out at the tactics employed by David Cameron and George Osborne in the run up to the EU referendum. Scotland’s First Minister criticised the Chancellor following a bombardment of Treasury scaremongering over the weekend, saying: “I’d much rather we were campaigning positively.”...
Headteacher incredibly claims Harry Potter books could DAMAGE childrens’ BRAINS
A HEADTEACHER has urged children not to read fantasy books including Harry Potter and Game of Thrones because he claims they can DAMAGE their brains. Graeme Whiting has come under fire after he issued the warning telling his pupils not to read the Lord of the Rings, The Hunger Games and any Terry Pratchet books because they...
Tony Blair calls for ‘proper ground war’ against ISIS
TONY Blair has admitted that the West ‘underestimated’ the problems in Iraq after the toppling of Saddam Hussein and said British troops should be sent back to the country to fight Isis. The former Prime Minister said it was vital to take on IS on the ground, which could lead to British soldiers dying in the...
Outrage as top universities call on students to vote to REMAIN in the European Union
A STRING of leading universities have been blasted for abusing their power after they actively urged students to vote to stay in the EU. Top institutions such as Oxford, Warwick and Exeter have either sent emails or hosted lectures with an openly pro-EU stance — with one university even banning a Vote Leave event...
Famous Russian Singer Got Into A Car Accident
Victoria Dayneko is not injured in the accident. Car, in which was Victoria, faced with a car. Fortunately, damage to vehicles were minor and the incident no one was hurt. Какой ДТП? Зачем ДТП? Мы же только въехали в Липецк? пара...
Gang of Romanian migrants evicted after ‘sleeping rough in abandoned cars for EIGHT years’
A GROUP of Romanian migrants who reportedly slept rough inside abandoned vehicles in London for eight years have been evicted. Officers cleared the camp out from Peckham, south-east London, on Tuesday and removed 28 illegal motors. No arrests were made but police said 14 migrants had agreed to return to Romania. The migrants...
Nadiya Savchenko: Russia frees Ukraine servicewoman
Russia has freed jailed Ukrainian servicewoman Nadiya Savchenko, who became a symbol of resistance against Moscow. Savchenko arrived back in Kiev on Wednesday as part of a prisoner swap with two alleged Russian soldiers. She was sentenced to 22 years in jail for killing two Russian journalists in eastern Ukraine, charges she...
Pension values on rise at last: Good news for Britain’s under-pressure savers
BRITAIN’S pension pots are nearing a record high as savers benefit from a resurgent stockmarket. A typical pension’s value has risen steadily since the 2008 financial crisis, research reveals. The average fund has grown by 136 per cent since 2002, with younger generations benefiting the most. Workers aged 25 to 34...
Quitting EU would be a ‘GIFT’ for Vladimir Putin, desperate pro-Brussels campaigners claim
BRITAIN quitting the EU in next month's referendum will be a "gift" for Vladimir Putin, a top Labour politician will claim today. Dan Jarvis will crank up the pro-Brussels camp's scare-mongering campaign by saying the Russian president would welcome Brexit. Speaking at an event in London, Jarvis will say Great...
Euro 2016: England and Wales fans given alcohol ban in Lens
England and Wales fans will not be allowed to drink alcohol on the streets of Lens before and after their Euro 2016 game because of a 24-hour ban. The Group B tie takes place in the French city at 14:00 BST on Thursday, 16 June and will be live on the BBC. The ban will run from 06:00 local time on Thursday until 06:00 on...
Greece bailout: Eurozone agrees ‘breakthrough’ debt deal
Eurozone finance ministers have agreed to extend further bailout loans to Greece as well as debt relief, in what they call a "major breakthrough". After late-night talks in Brussels, the ministers agreed to unlock 10.3bn euros ($11.5bn; £7.8bn) in new loans. The move came two days after the Greek parliament...