October 2014

The last general election in 2010 was dubbed the first social media election, however, just a simple Google search gives you contradictory results.

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The BBC has officially chosen not to renew Jeremy Clarkson’s contract, ending Top Gear as we know it. James May, when asked if he would stay on the show, said that he, Hammond and Clarkson came as a package, without then making a joke about male genitalia.

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In the north of Sweden, there’s a little town called Kiruna (make sure you roll your R:s). It has always been known to me for one specific thing: Börje Salming, the hockey legend who spent 1099 games with the Toronto Maple Leafs and became one of the best, and most scarred (especially in his face), defencemen of the NHL. The lesser reason I know of this place is what lies beneath it, and now it’s also the reason parts of the town, and some of its 23 000 inhabitants, are being moved.

Continue reading “Moving the most northern city even more to the north”

She’s probably spying on you right now, making sure you don’t run off to join ISIS. According to a new report by a group of senior MPs, there aren’t nearly enough female spies, therefore they’re recruiting your mum.

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