Rupert Murdoch to Step Down as 21st Century Fox CEO
Rupert Murdoch will step down as 21st Century Fox CEO, sources close to the company say. His son James will […]
June 2015
Greece Crisis: State Television ERT Is Back on Air After Two Years
Greece’s state television ERT is back on air after two years. The Greek broadcaster was closed down in 2013 under
Zhou Yongkang Gets Life Sentence for Accepting Bribes and Abuse of Power
China’s former Ministry of Public Security Zhou Yongkang has been jailed for life after being found guilty of bribery, abuse
How Technology Can Reduce the Number of Medical Errors
The number of medical negligence claims in the UK is rising, and so is the cost to the NHS. Medical
Turkey Elections 2015: Recep Tayyip Erdogan Urges Parties to Form New Government
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has urged political parties to “leave egos aside” and form a government as soon as
Breaking News, Entertainment
Christopher Lee Dies in London Aged 93
Screen legend Christopher Lee has died aged 93. Christopher Lee, who made his name playing Dracula and Frankenstein in the
Eating Nuts Could Cut Risk of Early Death
A Dutch study suggests that eating half a handful of nuts every day could substantially lower the risk of early
Tim Hunt: Nobel Laureate Resigns from UCL Role over Gender-Segregated Labs Comments
Nobel Prize winner Tim Hunt, who said that scientists should work in gender-segregated labs, has resigned from his position as
Randy Rogers’ Newborn Daughter Dies Six Days After Birth
Randy Rogers’ infant daughter, Rumer Rain, has died on June 9, just six days after her birth. The Randy Rogers
David Sweat and Richard Matt: New York Prison Escapees Fled to Vermont
Convicted murderers David Sweat and Richard Matt, who are on the run for five days after breaking out of prison
Hot Dog Pizza Bites: Pizza Hut Launches New Menu Item in US Restaurants
Pizza Hut is launching Hot Dog Pizza Bites on June 18 at its 6,300 US restaurants in a move to
Meet The Chinese Inventor Who Invented The E-Cigarette To Quit Smoking
Hon Lik, a pharmacist from north-eastern China’s Shenyang, invented the e-cigarette as a way to quit his heavy smoking after
Victoria Siegel Struggled with Prescription Drugs Addiction Prior to Her Death
Victoria Siegel struggled with an addiction to prescription drugs prior to her death, a family representative said on June 8.
Grey: Manuscript of EL James’ Upcoming Fifty Shades Stolen from Publisher
The manuscript of E.L. James’s upcoming Fifty Shades of Grey novel, Grey, has been stolen from publisher Random House ahead
Johanna Colon: Video of 6-Year-Old Girl Channeling Aretha Franklin Becomes Viral
Sassy six-year-old Johanna Colon stole the show as she channeled Aretha Franklin for her tap dance recital, which was set
Pope Francis Approves Creation of Child Abuse Tribunal
Pope Francis has created a tribunal to hear cases of bishops accused of covering up child abuse by priests. The
World Cup 2026: Bidding Process Suspended Amid FIFA Corruption Scandal
The 2026 World Cup bidding process has been delayed amid corruption allegations around the 2018 and 2022 tournaments. According to
Luxor: Seven Die in Suicide Attack at Karnak Temple
At least seven people died after a suicide bomber has blown himself up near the ancient Temple of Karnak in
James Last Dies in Florida Aged 86
German-born composer and big band leader James Last has died in Florida on June 9 at the age of 86.
Work With Your Auto Insurance Provider to Determine Liability
Whenever an automobile is involved in an accident, the people involved are sure to become emotional. If the accident involves
FIFA Corruption Scandal: New President May Be Named on December 16
FIFA President Sepp Blatter’s 17-year reign at the soccer’s governing body could come to an end on December 16, 2015.
Germanwings Plane Crash: First Victims’ Remains Return to Germany
The first victims’ remains of Germanwings plane crash have arrived in Dusseldorf, Germany, where they will be returned to families
Aung San Suu Kyi Makes China Debut Visit
Myanmar’s opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi is expected to begin her first visit to China on June 10, at
THE EFFECT OF THE WORLD’S BIGGEST SPORTING EVENTS ON HOST CITIES
From the Olympics to the Super Bowl, large sporting events can take a toll on the cities that host them.
Two Nuns Survive Three Days Trapped in Elevator
Two nuns of the Marist Sisters religious order have been rescued from an elevator in Rome after being trapped for