Albert Einstein’s sanctuary from the Nazis was a Norfolk LOG CABIN
A new book tells the story of Albert Einstein, a genius Jewish physicist who was sheltered in a log cabin in Norfolk from Nazis. After fleeing Germany, Adolf Hitler’s rise…
Ski instructor was responsible for the death of British cancer surgeon, 48, inquest hears
William Choi was a father of two and tumbled down steep hills. An inquest was held into the deaths of top-ranking cancer surgeon and ski instructor, who were under the…
The forgotten Covid jab that might have NO side effects on kids
Experts say that the Novavax Covid vaccine could prove to be more safe for children than current UK jabs. It is hoped that the US shot — which uses tried…
More than a MILLION Rohingya refugees live in camp spread across five square miles in Bangladesh
Incredible aerial photographs have revealed the true scale of the world’s largest refugee camp in Bangladesh, in which people live in makeshift homes after fleeing from oppression in Myanmar. The…
Gwent Police apologises to officers who were ignored after reporting colleague’s domestic abuse
Gwent Police issued an apology to two female officers for reporting domestic abuse from a male colleague almost 10 years ago. The victims also condemned the ‘boys club culture’ within…
Inside Tolkien’s world: Photographs of The Lord of The Rings author at home to go under the hammer
A collection of letters and intimate photos that offer a glimpse into J.R.R Tolkien’s private world has been made available for purchase. Pamela Chandler, a society photographer took these images…
Ex-home secretary Lord Blunkett issues migration warning to Labour
Ex-home secretary Lord Blunkett claims that NIGEEL FARAGE could be Prime Minister if the UK establishes’safe pathways’ to asylum seekers in accordance with Labour Lord Blunkett has issued today’s warning…
Unjabbed Brits could be BANNED from travelling to the EU next summer
Britons could be barred from traveling to the EU until they have been fully vaccinated for Covid. The plans would have an impact on any foreign tourist visiting the bloc.…
‘I can’t do this any more’: Queen’s Brian May recalls Freddie Mercury’s words after Knebworth gig
In 1986, Queen singer Freddie Mercury stunned his bandmates when he said to them following their Knebworth gig that he couldn’t perform live anymore because of his ailing health. A…
UK receives 37,562 asylum claims in a year as applications reach highest level since 2004
New official figures reveal that UK asylum applications have reached their highest point in nearly twenty years due to record numbers of migrants crossing the Channel. A total of 37,562…