Craig Taylor

In the latest, high profile case brought by the Serious Fraud Office two ex-Tesco directors Chris Bush and John Schouler have been acquitted after the Judge dismissed their case due to lack of evidence. The ca […]

Peace talks aimed at ending nearly four years of civil war in Yemen have finally started, and although they probably won’t end the hostilities outright they may prevent an all-out battle for the rebel-held Red Sea […]

Miguel Guevara a 59-year-old priest has been injured in an acid attack in the Nicaraguan capital, Managua and is being treated in hospital for serious burns to his face, arms and shoulders.
The woman who attacked […]

It seems like the French Government u-turn on fuel and energy prices has done nothing to dampen the mood of discontent felt by citizens and further demonstrations are planned for the weekend. Issues such as s […]

The vote on the Brexit deal is set to go ahead despite there being major concerns about the controversial Backstop. The indications are that it will be rejected, however the DUP have indicated that they will […]

In a move which is akin to that which certain countries have been criticised internationally for – Canada has chosen to arrest the Chief Executive of Huawei the Chinese telecoms giant. This move took place when […]

Recent reports indicate that about 60% of the electricity generated in Liberia is being stolen – severely hampering the extension of the grid.
The Liberia Electricity Corporation speaking on state radio […]

The season of good will seems to have spread to the tit-for-tat trade war between China & the US which has been rumbling on pretty much since President Trump took power, implementing his “America First” […]

The US senate has wasted no time in denouncing as fabrication Saudi Arabia’s continuing stance that the Crown Prince was not complicit in the Murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.  This followed a briefing by C […]

Leading general medical journal The Lancet has reported that for this first time ever a baby has been born to a woman who received a Womb Transplant from a deceased donor. Although 11 babies have been born to […]

Following some serious rioting which has sadly cost some people their lives the French Government have decided to suspend planned Fuel Tax rises for 6 months and planned increases in gas and electricity prices […]

The government lost three key Commons votes relating to the proposed Brexit deal and will now have to fight hard to get it approved. Given the secrecy regarding the legal opinion and the waning support from the […]

Michael Flynn a staunch supporter of Mr Trump during the election campaign and subsequently short-lived national security adviser appears to have turned whistleblower in an attempt to stay out of jail. He was […]

In a major step forward in the USA’s African Foreign policy, they have re-established their embassy in Mogadishu. This was closed in 1991 when fierce fighting caused them to airlift the staff, and a subsequent […]

A necessary part of getting the most out of any Skiing holiday is attending a dedicated ski school. Ski schools while putting the emphasis on skill acquisition do tend to be good fun and should not be viewed as […]

Sports Direct owner Mike Ashley who is no stranger to controversy has suggested to MPs that the “internet is killing the High Street” and recommends levying yet another tax on online retailers, which would once […]

The near Four year Civil War in Yemen is one of the worst yet underreported humanitarian crises of recent years, with thousands of civilians dead and millions more facing starvation. However, we have seen a […]

In the latest twist in the sordid fall out from Brazilian construction giant Odebrecht’s huge web corruption, Ex-President of Peru Alan García has tried to seek asylum in Uruguay. Quite wisely they have refused. […]

The 80-year-old was closing the shutters in her flat in Marseille when she was hit by a projectile.
BBC News – Europe