1775: British Parliament declares Massachusetts Colony in rebellio 1897: Invasion of Benin City by British Expeditionary Force; the city is burned and looted, ending the Nigerian Kingdom of Benin formed in the 11th century 1904: Japanese torpedo boats launch a surprise attack on Russian ships at the Port Arthur naval base in Manchuria, beginning the […]
By Martin Banks It is a story about how two young men, back in the 1980s England, realised they had cracked a potential mine goldmine… beating the fruit machines.
By Martin Banks Emirates SkyCargo, the airline’s cargo arm, has added fast-booming Liege to its freighter network.
Greece will upgrade its gov.gr digital portal starting in April, introducing a more personalized system that tracks citizen requests and expands available certificates, the Digital Governance Ministry said.
1587: Mary, Queen of Scots, is beheaded at Fotheringhay Castle at age 44 after being convicted of plotting to assassinate Elizabeth I in the Babington Plot 1672: Isaac Newton reads his first optics paper before the Royal Society in London 1807: Battle of Eylau ends inconclusively between Napoleon’s forces and the Russian Empire, first battle […]
By Martin Banks Campaign group Compassion in World Farming (CWF) has welcomed the Court of Justice of the European Union’s reported decision to grant a hearing to the EtCA Citizens’ Committee and other intervening NGOs on 5 March in Luxembourg.
By Martin Banks The European Commission says it has preliminarily found TikTok in breach of the Digital Services Act for what the EC calls “its addictive design.”
By Martin Banks The growing trend, both in Belgium and elsewhere, for low and zero alcoholic drinks shows no sign of abating.
By Martin Banks It is a world-renowned, historic English city, primarily known for the magnificent cathedral, Roman walls and medieval pilgrims.
