A Taiwanese news station, CTi Cable, reported that Queen Margaret Thatcher is dead, clearly mistaking the alive incumbent British monarch, Queen Elizabeth, for Margaret Thatcher. In the CTi Cable report on the Margaret Thatcher death, the station depicted visuals of Queen Elizabeth gesturing at well-wishers. The Thai Channel 5 is in the limelight for committing a blooper while reporting the news of the death of the former British PM Margaret Thatcher. The news…

British supermarkets are rationing baby milk formula as demand in China for Western milk brands has skyrocketed. China’s domestic baby milk scandal, which has its roots in 2008, has killed six Chinese kids and made 300,000 children ill. Supermarkets like Asda, Tesco, Sainsbury’s and Morrisons have remarked that the purchase of certain brands would be restricted to two units per customer per day. The China baby milk scandal, consisting of…

Margaret Thatcher’s death has brought immense reactions from people across the world. The ex-British Prime Minister was as hated as she was loved. The latest testimony to that would be Morrissey’s scathing remarks which came just a few hours after Margaret Thatcher’s death. Morrissey, who had previously called the royal family ‘useless’, has branded the late Prime Minister as ‘barbaric, anti-feminist who hated the English poor’.

Former Conservative PM Margaret Thatcher’s death, which is being lamented by her proponents, has not anguished her detractors in the nation as street parties erupted in numerous locations to hail her demise, with her ardent critics categorising her as merciless on account of her unbending adherence to her political beliefs during her Prime Ministership of 11 years. Glasgow’s George Square experienced the congregation of her intractable ideological opponents as members…

Margaret Thatcher, the former Tory British PM, whose powerful brand of Conservative Thatcherism divided Britain politically and socially, has died at the age of 87, due to a stroke. Her political life was an eventful one, with her backers adoring her immeasurably for her robust leadership and her unequivocal vision for Britain. Margaret Thatcher’s detractors, however, loathed her for her highhandedness and for her dictatorial political demeanor, which refused to tinker…

Paris Brown, Britain’s first youth Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC), has released an apology for her sequence of apparently racist and profane tweets. Paris Brown voiced in her apology that she was an ordinary teen, who was comprehending the implications of growing up in a ‘social media age.’ Paris Brown confessed that her tweets were idiotic and naïve. Paris Brown, who is scheduled to commence her PCC job in the…

The birth of Kate Middleton’s baby is likely to be filmed by Prince William and that’s not all. If the Duchess of Cambridge gives birth to a boy, he is likely to be named after Prince Philip! Royal aides claim that Kate Middleton and Prince William have shortlisted the traditional name in honour of the Duke of Edinburgh. It is interesting to note that William’s full name is Prince William…

Facebook has begun to charge British users up to £10-11 to message celebrities and other people outside the friends’ list. Facebook has remarked that the decision to charge British users aims to prevent the users (celebrities) from being inundated by messages from strangers. Another factor behind the Facebook decision is to prevent spam.Under the Facebook trial scheme, it costs 71p to despatch a conventional message on the site along with…

The Girls Aloud singer, Sarah Harding, has been arrested for utilising her mobile phone while driving her vehicle and for not stopping her vehicle when the police commanded her to stop. Sarah Harding was arrested on Thursday subsequent to the police eyeing her using her mobile phone while driving her automobile on Charing Cross Road in London. Subsequent to Sarah Harding’s arrest, she was transported to Holborn Police Station on…