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By: Sarah Spickernell

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  • When will there be a new Labour leader? Miliband replacement due to be revealed in September

    May 13, 2015

    The race is on to find the next Labour party leader, but we'll have to wait four months to find out the result. The ruling National Executive Committee has confirmed that those wishing to compete have until 15 June to gain the support of 34 colleagues, or 15 per cent of the party's MPs, and [...]

  • British people can’t cope without the internet on holiday – most stay switched on even when abroad

    May 13, 2015

    British people aren't very good at leaving the internet behind when they leave the country, a new survey has shown – it turns out 84 per cent stay switched on to their devices when taking a holiday abroad, despite the higher costs associated with it. The findings, released by market research firm Webloyalty, also reveal [...]

  • A whole swarm of robots can now be controlled with just the swipe of a finger

    May 13, 2015

    It is now possible to control an entire fleet of robots just by gently swiping the screen of a smart tablet.   The machines, which look more like cute toys than man-killing monsters, are drawn to wherever there is a beam of red light, and this can be determined by where you place your finger [...]

  • It’s going to be a cold and wet summer in Britain, thanks to the El Nino

    May 12, 2015

    Those hoping for sunshine and cloudless skies are going to be disappointed this summer – Australian meteorologists predict low temperatures and plenty of rain, and it's all because of the El Nino effect.  The weather phenomenon, which is caused by variations in ocean temperature, can result in both droughts and flooding, and in the case [...]

  • EU referendum: German finance minister says Europe won’t be rushed on UK’s demands

    May 12, 2015

    Prime Minister David Cameron has only just formed his new all-tory new cabinet, but already he's trying to get the ball rolling on Europe. In fact, earlier today it was reported that he wants to bring the referendum on EU membership forward to next year. First of all, he wants to try and get a [...]

  • ECB raises emergency loan limit to £57bn for Greek banks

    May 12, 2015

    The European Central Bank (ECB) has raised its emergency loan limit for Greek banks by €1.1bn (£0.8).   The Emergency Liquidity Assistance lifeline, which is provided by the Bank of Greece, is now worth €80bn (£57bn).   The decision to raise the level was passed by the ECB's governing council today, and comes a day [...]

  • Unhealthy lifestyles are taking their toll: The number of young people suffering strokes is on the rise

    May 12, 2015

    The number of working-age people suffering strokes is going up, and it's largely the result of our unhealthy and sedentary lifestyles.   Research by the Stroke Association charity shows how in England last year, 6,221 men aged 40-54 were admitted to hospital for the condition, which was 1,961 more than in 2000. For women falling [...]

  • David Cameron might bring the EU referendum forward to next year

    May 12, 2015

    David Cameron could bring the referendum on EU membership forward to next year – a year earlier than was originally promised.   The Prime Minister is drawing up the plans in order to avoid coinciding with the German and French elections in 2017, which could end up creating a crash. One source told The Guardian [...]

  • Shell’s plan to drill in the Arctic is approved by US Department of Interior

    May 11, 2015

    The Arctic is one of the most oil and gas-rich places on the planet, containing an estimated 20 per cent of the world's undiscovered reserves. It's no wonder, then, that Royal Dutch Shell has set its sights on drilling there, and it has just received “conditional” approval from the US Department of Interior to do [...]

  • General Election 2015: Conservative victory is about to give the pound its biggest boost in six years

    May 11, 2015

    The pound is continuing to benefit from the Conservatives' victory in the General Election last week, and is about to achieve its biggest two-day increase against the euro in six years.  After it became apparent that Cameron had won a majority on Friday, sterling went up by 1.9 per cent in value, as optimism over [...]

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