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The tide is turning: Surge in support for Brexit as undecided voters back leaving the EU
THE crusade to get Britain out of the EU received a huge boost tonight as the latest polling indicated undecided voters are coming down in favour of a Brexit. A new survey published today shows the Leave camp have surged ahead of the Europhiles despite David Cameron wasting £9 million of taxpayers' money on a biased...
Iryna Bezrukova showed a new cavalier
After her divorce with her husband Irina Bezrukova did not waste time on experience, and dedicated herself to work. So, just recently she came out with a new man. The actress, who recently divorced with Sergey Bezrukov, at first posed alone, and then — with mysterious man. Who is he? He is not unknown yet for...
Facebook boss Mark Zuckerberg slams Donald Trump’s plan to ban Muslims from entering US
FACEBOOK boss Mark Zuckerberg has launched a thinly veiled attack on Donald Trump's plan to ban Muslims from entering the US. Speaking at a conference yesterday, the billionaire said: "I hear fearful voices calling for building walls and distancing people they label as others. "For blocking free...
Emilia Clarke is RED HOT as she flaunts her cleavage in plunging suit
EMILIA CLARKE sent temperatures soaring as she arrived at the Warner Bros CinemaCon Showcase in Las Vegas last night. The Game Of Thrones star oozed sex appeal as she flaunted her ample cleavage and risked a wardrobe malfunction in the risqué plunging suit. She looked incredible in the matching red two-piece, which...
Panama papers: Mossack Fonseca headquarters raided
Police in Panama have raided the headquarters of the law firm at the centre of a massive data leak. Prosecutors said the operation had been carried out at the offices of Mossack Fonseca in Panama City "without incident or interference". The leaked "Panama Papers" have shown how some wealthy people use...
The tiny island of 20,000 graves
Once a centre of power and one of the holiest places in Britain, today Bardsey Island has only four year-round residents – and no electric grid, cars or indoor toilets. Bardsey Island doesn’t have cars, paved roads, an electric grid or indoor toilets. The population includes 200 grey seals, 300 sheep and just four...
Kerry to Promote Benefits of Landmark Trade Pacts
Secretary of State John Kerry will promote the benefits of two trade pacts championed by the Obama administration during a Tuesday speech to government, civic and policy leaders in Los Angeles. The State Department said Kerry will address national security opportunities of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a landmark...
Fans suspected Glucosa in doing plastic
Popular singer is at the center of many scandals. The fact is that familiar to all of us cartoon girl with Doberman has gone. Famous singer ikes to appear in public in very short dresses, and show very erotic photos in her social networks, where fans can see all the charm of Natalia without problems....
Scandalous selfies of stars!
They are photographed but I blush … Polina Gagarina Alena Vodonaeva Dasha Astafyeva Gluk'oZa Sergei Shnurov Miley Cyrus Lady Gaga Anastasia Volochkova Tanya Tereshina Mariya Kozhevnikova Justin Bieber Erica Herceg Vita Sidorkina Timothy Olga Buzova Tina Kandelaki Natasha Koroleva...
Povaliy on the verge of anorexia!
Unfading Povaliy wondered whith losing weight. — Mom forbade me to continue losing weight, I thought,well I'm 51-year-old now. Thanks to journalists that constantly remind about this!, — the singer wrote in her Instagram. Note the star has arrived to Kiev for shooting the video...
What’s Inside the Controversial 1994 Crime Bill That’s Plaguing Hillary Clinton on the Campaign Trail
One of the latest flash points in the Democratic presidential race is a crime bill signed into law more than two decades ago. The Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act, passed by then-President Bill Clinton in 1994, has caused outbursts from protesters and is bringing his time in the White House under scrutiny. Last...
Syrian Cease-fire Fraying; Aleppo in Regime Sights
Rebel commanders and opposition politicians who have been battling to unseat Syrian Presidential Bashar al-Assad for five years say the cessation of hostilities brokered by the U.S. and Russia in February is on the verge of collapse, and they are readying for a regime offensive on Aleppo. Anti-Assad activists say they have...