President Vladimir Putin said the Russian navy will get 40 new ships this year, as he attended a naval parade in St Petersburg on Sunday marking the country’s Navy Day. The parade in the port city and the nearby town of Kronshtadt featured 200 ships and vessels and over 4,000 troops and aimed to ‘demonstrate … Read more
LAST week we saw David Walliams’ pecker almost meet a grisly end thanks to a daredevil motorcyclist. And on tomorrow night’s Britain’s Got Talent fans are going to be treated to another death defying stunt – quite literally. 4 A Britain’s Got Talent contestant came close to death when his stunt walking through giant blazing … Read more
Nearly six years after Sons of Anarchy rode off into the sunset, series creator Kurt Sutter reveals he has ideas in the works for two more shows. Sutter, 55, has been holding weekly Q&A sessions for fans of Sons of Anarchy, and the spin-off he co-created, Mayans MC, on his social media every Tuesday. When … Read more
US government suspends all research involving bats out of concern that humans could pass coronavirus on and make the pandemic harder to contain US government officials have suspended all bat research during COVID-19 They fear humans could pass the virus to bats, making the pandemic harder to contain and eventually eliminate Bats are common carriers … Read more
Ride-hailing apps like Uber and Lyft cause a spike in the number of crashes between cars and pedestrians at over-crowded pick-up locations Cities with ride-hailing apps see a decline in number of alcohol-related cases But overall number of collisions has remained roughly the same, scientists say Study revealed a spike in motorist-pedestrian collisions at pick-up locations By … Read more