Government raises digital migration awareness
The Department of Communications and Digital Technologies has increased public awareness of the Broadcast Digital Migration (BDM) programme in light of the approaching deadline for
After being proclaimed DEAD, a newborn resumed trying to breathe
The test hospitals employ to determine whether or not British patients are brain dead is being reviewed by health officials. The clinical examination, which entails
One of the few female RAF fighter pilots who survived World War II has died at 103
One of the few surviving female pilots who flew dangerous missions carrying fighter jets for the RAF during World War II has passed away at
Patrick Vallance of SAGE ‘rolled his eyes’ at advisors who questioned the need of masks in classrooms.
According to reports, Sir Patrick Vallance, one of the co-chairs of the Government’s powerful scientific group SAGE, disagreed with the idea that masks may not
Water and Sanitation Department invites advice on raw water price
The National Pricing Strategy for Raw Water Use is a topic on which the Department of Water and Sanitation has requested input from members of
Dr. Naledi Pandor will lead South Africa’s TICAD delegation
At the ninth Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD) Summit, the South African delegation will be led by Dr. Naledi Pandor, Minister of International
Gary Busey, 78, strips in park and leaves cigar lounge with metal case
Days after being accused of molesting three women and pulling his pants down in a public park, Gary Busey was spotted exiting a Malibu cigar
Huge NASA moon rocket ready for historic flight: “It is a monster!”
NASA is set to launch its most powerful rocket ever on Monday for a crucial, long-overdue test mission, sending an unpiloted Orion crew capsule on
Yobs shoot pyrotechnics at a police van during a Coventry ‘ride-out’
On Sunday, masked thugs repeatedly threw pyrotechnics at a police van as a memorial service for a boy killed in a motorcycle accident deteriorated into
Officials say British steel sold in Northern Ireland faces a 25% EU tariff
It was revealed yesterday that British steel manufacturers will have to pay a 25% EU tax in order to sell specific products in Northern Ireland.