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Tara and George are rough sleepers in Spitalfields . I’d seen them sitting on the doorstep of a Georgian house in Fournier Street belonging to the iconic art duo Gilbert & George. Sometimes this couple in their late forties would be drinking coffee made by the artists. Mostly they’d be downing strong, cheap cider from a big plastic bottle. |
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The lads and lasses of The Only Way Is Essex have come a long way since their humble beginnings in 2011, when they were paid just 50 a day and barely made more than minimum wage. Now the cast walk around with Mulberry bags and party in the most exclusive venues and rake in the cash with various promotional work and brand deals. |
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A 13-year-old schoolboy with a severe allergy to dairy died after he was chased and had cheese thrown down his t-shirt in Greenford, West London, an inquest into his death heard Wednesday. Karanbir Cheema suffered a serious allergic reaction at William Perkin Church of England High School on June 28, 2017. |
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The United Wa State Army (UWSA), Myanmar’s largest ethnic armed organization, is detaining Christian clergymen for questioning and destroying “unauthorized” churches in the area under its control near the Chinese border, according to news reports this week. |
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It was a most cruel twist of history... 100 years ago World War I was drawing to its victorious, but very bloody, conclusion. The conflict would leave hundreds of thousands dead and millions of lives shattered.
And then, in its immediate wake, came the ‘Spanish Flu’. |
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WELLINGTON, New Zealand (RNZI, Sept. 17) - Fiji’s Methodist Church has reacted angrily at the publication of an audit report which has exposed discrepancies and possible financial abuse by senior executives. The Fiji Times reports that the church’s general secretary, the Reverend Jione Lagi, has.... |
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Nui Island completely flooded during Cyclone. WELLINGTON, New Zealand (Radio New Zealand International, March 19, 2015) – A Red Cross official in Tuvalu says they have got drinking water to Nui island but more will be needed soon in the wake of damage caused by Cyclone Pam. |
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Ian Paisley said he was “humbled and privileged” after Westminster’s first recall petition fell short of the threshold required to unseat him. The MP also hailed his family and “true friends” for sticking by him after he narrowly avoided a by-election. |
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Ian Paisley said he was “humbled and privileged” after Westminster’s first recall petition fell short of the threshold required to unseat him. The MP also hailed his family and “true friends” for sticking by him after he narrowly avoided a by-election. |
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Ian Paisley said he was “humbled and privileged” after Westminster’s first recall petition fell short of the threshold required to unseat him. The MP also hailed his family and “true friends” for sticking by him after he narrowly avoided a by-election. |
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Ian Paisley said he was “humbled and privileged” after Westminster’s first recall petition fell short of the threshold required to unseat him. The MP also hailed his family and “true friends” for sticking by him after he narrowly avoided a by-election. |
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