Today in 1957, the Soviet Union propelled Laika the stray mongrel into space
Although Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong have been rightly hailed by being the first men to walk on the moons, it was Laika, a stray mongrel, who propelled the space…
Enormous whirlpool forms off Scottish coast as waste water is pumped into the sea
The sea is filled with waste water that has been pumped from a landfill site to create enormous whirlpools off the Scottish coast Accountant Paul Young captured the pictures using…
Prince Harry to speak out on ‘the internet lie machine’
Next week, Wired magazine will host an event where the Duke of Sussex will speak out about the internet lie machine. Prince Harry, 37, who is currently living in his…
Greta Thunberg vows to go ‘net zero on swear words’ and to ‘say something nice’ after COP26 chantÂ
Greta Thunberg has promised to stop swearing after she turned the air blue in Glasgow. The teenage activist spoke about people being ‘p****d off’ by protests and was also filmed…
Chinese tennis star accuses former vice-premier of sexual abuse
After accusing a senior Communist Party official for sexual abuse, a Chinese tennis star had her social media blocked and her name censored overnight. Peng Shuai, 35, accused 75-year-old Zhang…
Masked gang of eight armed with MACHETES storm family home leaving two injured
Two people were injured in an ‘terrifying’ attack by a masked gang of eight men armed with MACHETES storm family homes. The Machete-wielding gang broke in to a Walthamstow, London…
Professor Jonathan Van-Tam warns of Christmas lockdown and ‘hard months to come’
Jonathan Van-Tam warned Britons today that another Christmas lockdown could be in the works if people think the Covid crisis has ended. England’s deputy chief physician officer stated that there…
Decision on banning tenant evictions delayed until next yearÂ
Rent reforms put on hold: Decision on whether to ban tenant-evicted tenants without a good reason is delayed to next year By Myra Butterworth For MailOnline Published: 08:38 EDT 3…
Shards of glass strewn across the Atacama Desert ‘were likely created by an ancient exploding comet’
A study has suggested that mysterious glass fragments found in Chile’s Atacama Desert are likely to have been created by an ancient, exploding comet. Scientists discovered that the pieces of…
October petrol price rise of 7.5p is the BIGGEST ever recorded in a single month
According to the RAC, petrol prices grew faster than any other month in October. After having risen by almost 7.5p and 8.8p respectively, the average price of petrol and diesel…