A Facebook post shared over 2,000 times claims that Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) lifeguarded beaches offer free wristbands for children on which their parents can write their phone numbers in waterproof ink, so that lifeguards can contact parents of children they may be separated from. The RNLI, which aims to provide lifeguards on over… Read More »
On 25 May senior civil servant Sue Gray published her report into what’s been dubbed by some as “Partygate”—a series of events which took place in Downing Street and elsewhere in Whitehall while Covid-19 laws limiting social gatherings were in force. Six days earlier the Metropolitan Police said it had completed its own investigation into… Read More »
As much as we’d like to sleep early and follow a good routine, there are times when we catch ourselves craving something way past our dinner time. Since you’re here, it’s safe to say that you lost the battle and are in need of help. I am sure we all know that eating late at… Read More »
“When you date someone, you’re dating their entire family, too.” Dating a single parent can bring a whole new meaning to this commonly-used sentiment. When children are involved, they understandably have many feelings about their parents dating and bringing a new significant other into their lives. These feelings should be treated with respect and sensitivity,… Read More »
Australia has 2 active volcanoes on Heard & McDonald Islands, one of the remotest places on earth. It is very cold, mostly barren, erupts frequently, and has many wrecks around it. It has 71 species of fungi and was recently involved in legal proceedings between two entities (Australia & the UK). The post 25 Kickass… Read More »
Here are this week’s interesting historical photos. For part 337, click here. 1. Dr. Erich Salomon faked a broken arm so he could hide a camera in his cast to photograph the US Supreme Court, 1932. 2. The scene on the highway near Palermo after a bomb killed anti-mafia judge Giovanni Falcone, his wife, and…… Read More »
