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  • Liberty concession fined for selling big cat claw jewellery

    June 19, 2015

    A concession at luxury department store Liberty has been fined for selling jewellery made from big cat claws.    Annina Vogel was today ordered to pay £2,000 in fines, after having plead guilty to selling the illegal items. The company was also ordered to pay £85 costs and a victim’s surcharge of £120.   Police [...]

  • From anti-austerity protests to remote-controlled cars: Here’s what got us talking this week

    June 19, 2015

    There was plenty of Greek drama. RBS had to call in the boys from the IT Crowd. And some guy got a new job talking about cars.     Here's what got us talking this week 1) There's going to be a huge protest in London today   There will be tens of thousands of [...]

  • Britons spend 24 days a year procrastinating

    June 18, 2015

    The average British worker spends 11 hours a week – that's 24 days a year – putting things off, new research has suggested – with the majority of people choosing to watch TV instead. Read more: It's official – cat videos are good for your health The study, by life insurer Beagle Street, showed the [...]

  • It’s official: Cat videos are good for your health

    June 18, 2015

    Most of us are guilty of whiling away the odd five minutes with, for instance, a video of a cat contemptuously batting a candle off a table. But a new study suggests those minutes aren't wasted – because watching cat videos is actually good for you. According to Jessica Gall Myrick, a researcher at Indiana University [...]

  • London’s kitchens are mobile dead zones and mobile operators are failing homes with 4G signal

    June 16, 2015

    Britain’s homes are plagued by a modern day menace – the mobile phone dead zone. Mobile blackspots – where not even yoga-worthy manoeuvres can't get that hilarious cat gif to work – afflict a whopping 40 per cent of the population. It may be the heart of the home, but a Londoner’s kitchen is the [...]

  • Labour leadership contest: Jeremy Corbyn makes it onto Labour leader ballot in 11th-hour victory: Who are the MPs that endorsed him?

    June 15, 2015

    Jeremy Corbyn has made it onto the ballot for Labour's leadership contest with less than an hour to go before the deadline.    It was confirmed that the Islington MP, who is seen as more left-wing than many of his competitors, received the required 35 nominations just moments before the midday closing point.   It [...]

  • Malcolm Walker’s many lives: How Iceland hopes to fight off profit slump

    June 10, 2015

    Malcolm Walker has more business lives than a cat. He built his frozen food empire Iceland from a humble shop in Shropshire in 1970 into a £2bn turnover business 30 years later, before hitting a financial iceberg.    Walker was forced to step down as chairman in 2001 after the Financial Services Authority launched an [...]

  • Theatre review: Kafka on the Shore

    June 5, 2015

    Barbican | ★★★★★   Haruki Murakami’s novel Kafka on the Shore is an ever-shifting mirage where dream and reality, past and future, here and there all twist and collide. It’s a book about ideas, encompassing western philosophy, Greek tragedy, psychoanalysis and science fiction. It should translate horribly to the stage, but legendary Japanese theatre director [...]

  • Disgraced Fifa exec Chuck Blazer showed off meeting Vladimir Putin and Miss Universe in a weird and wonderful blog

    June 4, 2015

    Chuck Blazer, the former Fifa official who admitted accepting bribes to vote for World Cup bids, wasn't exactly shy of showing off his jet-setting, cake-eating, Vladimir Putin-high fiving lifestyle during his time in office. Read more: Chuck Blazer admits accepting bribes for World Cup bids The details of the eccentric American's guilty plea to 10 charges [...]

  • LinkedIn out loud: Watch the terrible things written in people’s profiles read by actors in this cringeworthy video

    June 4, 2015

    We all know people write some terrible things on their LinkedIn profile. Let's be honest, you're probably connected to a few of them. Now, the full horror of all those cringeworthy jargon and BS-filled phrases has been realised. We knew they were bad to read on screen, put a video in which those words are [...]

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