A controversial geoengineering experiment that would have simulated the cooling effect of a volcanic eruption was canceled this week over a patent dispute.
The French energy giant Total announced today that it has finally stopped the natural gas leak at its Elgin platform, 150 miles off the coast of Scotland.
Next week 24,000 bars of hand-pressed, carbon-neutral chocolate will arrive in the UK port of Portsmouth by sail, and will retail for $21.
As Bahrain continues to harass its citizens, the country’s foreign minister, Khalid Al Khalifa, trolled for online votes against Shouting In The Dark, an Al Jazeera documentary nominated for a BAFTA Award.
The “Emirates Air Line,” linked between two of the airlines’ sponsored stations, Royal Docks and Greenwich Plaza, reveals a new trend in public transport advertising.
Marks and Spencer kicked off its Shwopping Campaign last week with Joanna Lumley as its spokeswoman.
We are pleased to report that Adele’s neighbor in Brighton, Dr. Malcolm VandenBurg, has cleared the air and said there are no issues between him and the soulful diva regarding their properties.
The war of words between Donald Trump and the Scottish government is escalating over plans to install wind turbines near Trump’s golf course.