Chequers plan: why Theresa May’s Brexit blueprint is not quite dead: The informal meeting of EU leaders in Salzburg on September 19 and 20 was not intended to be primarily about the UK or Brexit. The EU faces serious challenges around internal security and migration that come much higher up the list of priorities for …
Coconut oil: not quite poisonous, but best treated with caution: Shutterstock Coconut oil is under attack. Once hailed as a miraculous superfood, its reputation has been more than a little bruised after a Harvard professor described the substance as “pure poison”. To remove any doubt about her feelings, Karin Michels, an epidemiologist, added that coconut …
Check out this South African City image: 4-hours of picture taking with our telescope and a couple of days’ worth of processing: the Cat’s Paw nebula. Not quite Hubble quality, but it’s pretty good for middle-of-the-city astrophotography I think. Image by c_H via Instagram ift.tt/1rGhGRN Image automatically curated and published by www.free-mail.co.za – CLICK HERE …
South Africa in the news: No one quite sure what to expect of England’s chameleon cricketers: After the Lord’s Test against South Africa there was much rejoicing about the brave new world: a fresh regime with a brilliant, proactive captain in charge of a talented, young side, suddenly unfettered. After Trent Bridge England were brash …
Scotland’s dazzling visitor attraction numbers are not quite what they seem: Castles in the air? Jane West/PA Scotland’s visitor attractions are outstripping those in the rest of the UK, according to a new report. They recorded a whopping 15.6% increase in visitor numbers between 2015 and 2016 compared to an overall UK increase of 7.2% …
Tim Worner thanks Amber Harrison for giving him ‘quite a weird feeling’: Executive assistant Amber Harrison, top left, went public late last year with details of a months-long affair she'd had with Seven CEO Tim Worner, right. Executive assistant Amber Harrison has started tweeting pictures of love letters she received from the chief executive of …