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Charity to offer Syrian’s swimming lessons before every Cruise.
Due to the disproportionate number of Cruise ships which sink between Syria and Italy, a British charity called “Sink or Swim” has been set up in order to help the passengers to not die in the water. Statistics show that...
‘Heroic’ giant rats sniff out landmines in Tanzania
Aldous Huxley once said, “That men do not learn very much from the lessons of history is the most important of all the lessons that history has to teach.” But even he couldn’t have envisaged the accuracy of those words...
Illiterate Farmers might need more than one day’s training to get their Counselling diplomas
“Counsellors” in Angola provided with one-day workshops in trauma counselling struggling with intensity of their caseloads. ‘At first I thought one day’s training would be plenty’, said rural, illiterate farmer Xcltr (pictured) from Angola, ‘but ha...
Apple tells Ireland, “You wouldn’t like me when I’m angry.”
Apple have told the Irish people not to look for any back taxes from its financial dealings in the country. They said that they could buy and sell Ireland if they wanted to and warns the country against ‘playing with...
The Summer – A Great Time to be Homeless
The sun is shining, the birds are singing, everybody has a skip in their step and a smile on their face. The smell of barbecues and fresh cut grass wafts across the country and the sound of glasses of Bollinger...
Rare Diseases – Now real people can get them
As an advertisement for ‘Rare Disease Day’ flashed up on my screen this morning, I thought to myself, ‘Good lads, someone needs to help those poor, third-world wretches’. I was about to click the ‘skip ad’ button until my eye caught...