Internet firms ‘should retain users’ data’
New security laws should force internet firms to keep users' data, former head of GCHQ Sir David Omand has said. He said keeping web browsing data was not for spying on the public but to see "for example, whether a suspect has downloaded a terrorist manual". The government is due to publish new laws on UK security...
Details on technical problems with crashed plane — Source
In the last moments before the crash of the Airbus A321-200, Russian pilots could completely lose control of the aircraft. Business FM managed to talk to a former employee of Metrojet, who revealed on condition of anonymity information about the particular plane that crashed in Egypt’s Sinai on Saturday. exactly that...
Shocking India: 25 proofs that you shouldn’t complain about your life 18+ (PHOTOS)
The most shocking things, which are associated with India. Nobody will show you this in the tourist brochures. ...
9 Russian Celebrities Before and After Losing Weight (Photo)
Looking for diet and fitness motivation? Find out how these stars went from flab to fab… The diets, the exercise regimes that you can try too! 1. Svetlana Permyakova / in the process of losing weight 2. Irina Pegova 3. Pelagia / -15 kg 4. Anna Mikhalkova 5. Anastasia Denisova / -15 kg 6. Cornelia Mango / minus 35 kg...
Analysis: With Syria deployment, Obama crosses own red line
WASHINGTON (AP) — Even as President Barack Obama sent U.S. troops back to Iraq and ordered the military to stay in Afghanistan, he insisted Syria would remain off limits for American ground forces. Now the president has crossed his own red line. His deployment of up to 50 U.S. special operations troops into northern Syria...
Russian plane crash: Possible survivors
There are reports from the scene of the crash in Egypt's Sinai that rescuers hear voices among the debris of the crashed Russian Airbus A-321, according to Reuters. "I now see a tragic scene," an Egyptian security officer at the scene told Reuters by telephone. "A lot of dead on the ground and many who died...
A blind athlete conquers the Inca Trail Marathon in one day (10 Photos)
On October 14th at 5:30 pm, Dan Berlin became the first blind person to finish the Inca Trail in just one day. With the help of Team See Possibilities, he completed the 26-mile trek in just 13 hours. Considered one of the hardest marathons in the world, The Inca Trail is not for the weak. Most hikers take 4 days to complete,...
Scandalous photos of celebrities who have undermined the Internet
At first sight, the stars had to stay satiated in glory and enjoy those precious moments when intrusive paparazzi leave them alone. But no! A lot of them add fuel to the fire spreading to the network rather ambiguous and naughty pictures. Anastasia Volochkova likes provocative photos Sergei Shnurov also decided to...
30 Of The Most Hilarious DIY Fails Ever Made
We Bored Pandas are huge fans of perfectly timed photos that capture perfect (and usually funny or unexpected) moments that come and go with a blink of the eye. The internet is abound with images shared by people who have captured images at just the right moment or from just the right perspective, so we wanted to share some...
UK transgender woman sent back to men’s prison after losing appeal
LONDON — A transgender woman who was sent to an all-male prison earlier this month has had her request to be moved to a female prison denied by a British court on Friday. Twenty-six year old Tara Hudson, who was assigned male at birth but has identified and presented as a woman her entire adult life, had reported being...
2 pilots killed in accident in Italy involving prototype
MILAN (AP) — Two pilots were killed in northern Italy in an accident involving a prototype by AgustaWestland on Friday, the manufacturer said in a statement. The AW609 tiltrotor prototype crashed during a test flight in the Piedmont region Friday morning after taking off from an AgustaWestland facility north of Milan. The...
Syria conflict: Russia warns US of ‘proxy war risk’
Russia has warned of the risk of a "proxy war" in the Middle East after the US said it would send special forces to Syria. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said this increased the need for co-operation between the US and Russia. US officials said "fewer than 50" troops would "train, advise and...