What do Meghan Markle and the Duchess of Cambridge have in common, apart from the obvious? Megawatt smiles full of perfect, gleaming pearly whites of course. Kate and her future sister-in-law have the kind of teeth that don’t exist in nature, they only come via a talented cosmetic dentist. I...
How do you maintain a system with parts made to fail? Gas turbines are a crucial part of many power facilities and are vital in providing a highly reliable and efficient power source. Keeping the gas turbines running requires a lot of planning and maintenance as a part of...
Sometimes it's important to get away London for a weekend away. With Aberdeen just an hour’s flight away, it's the perfect antidote to the hustle and bustle of the big city. We booked a trip for the Easter break and organised a stay at Meldrum House Country Hotel and Golf...
A man repeatedly stabbed to death in an early hour knife attack has been named as Kwasi Anim-Boadu. The 20-year-old was found with stab wounds in Finsbury Park on Saturday morning but died where he had collapsed. A 21-year-old man, was also found stabbed nearby and the stabbings are being...
A teenage thug who savagely battered his girlfriend who later suffered a miscarriage after she told him she was pregnant has been caged for more than three years. Michael Hurditt, 19, pounced immediately after the news was broken and screamed "I'm not having a child with you." The yob had...
If you're looking for a demonstration of how Western society has decayed into an internet-fuelled rot then look no further than the viral social media trend that is paedophile hunting. With a warped sense of social responsibility that harks back to Medieval lynchings Britain's streets are now home to vigilantes...
By Ben Bird Tech giants Google and Facebook have come under fire recently for providing a platform giving users of their social channels access to large volumes of news content, whilst doing nothing to support its origination. But should they be made to pay, or should advertisers be doing more to...
In a keynote address at the CBI Northern Ireland Annual Dinner on Thursday, CBI Director-General, Carolyn Fairbairn, will reflect the deep concern about political uncertainty and Brexit shared by businesses and communities across Northern Ireland. 20 years on from the Good Friday agreement, politicians from Northern Ireland, Britain and the...
A personal trainer could have been gunned down outside his home as revenge for testifying in a horrific gang rape trial, murder squad detectives suggest. Abraham Badru, 26, was given a bravery award by police for intervening in the attack and testifying in court against the gang in 2007. But...