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Assaulting retail workers to be made into a criminal offense in England
Assaulting a retail worker is set to be made into a separate criminal offense in Wales and England to deter thieves from stealing from local businesses. British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak commented that the shops must be free from the threat of crime and the new law will be sending a message to criminals that […]
Bottomless Drinking: Prague Beer Fest Happening This Weekend
Lovers of beer will be in for a treat at the Prague Beer Fest taking place on Friday and Saturday, April 12-13, 2024. The event welcomes craft beer friends from Czech and abroad, to it 6th edition, at Prague鈥檚 Hole拧ovice Market in hall 13 and its surroundings. The festival will open at noon and close […]
One person killed and several injured in a Washington DC shooting incident
A shootout on Wednesday evening in Washington DC leaves a man dead and five others including two children injured. The shooting happened in the Carver Langston neighbourhood at 6 pm after the suspects got out of the car and started shooting at the crowd. Officers came to the scene following multiple 911 calls made by […]
Can’t Sleep Through the Mooing? New French Law Says Tough Luck
In a landmark decision, the French parliament passed a law to protect the rural soundscape, stating that people who choose to live near existing farms, shops, bars, or restaurants cannot file noise complaints. French Justice Minister 脡ric Dupond-Moretti emphasized the importance of respecting the established way of life in rural areas, stating that newcomers must […]
New art exhibition featuring significant recent donations opens at the Hugh Lane Gallery in Dublin
A new exhibition titled ‘Sacred Trust: Donations and their Legacy’ has opened at the Hugh Lane Gallery in Dublin. It will run from Wednesday 10th April to Sunday 4th August. According to the director of the gallery, Barbara Dawson, it is the museum’s role to ensure that these artworks are conserved and enjoyed for generations […]
French Court Lifts Ban on ‘Steak’ Label for Plant-Based Products
In February, the French government issued a decree prohibiting the use of the term “steak” on vegetarian product labels beginning May 1, claiming it was only reserved for meat. A veggie burger is known as a veggie “steak” in French. The decree listed 21 terms commonly used by butchers, including “escalope,” “ham,” “filet,” and “prime […]
British Airways Offers Big Flight Discounts to London in Spring Sale
British Airways is making it easier for travellers to go abroad with its spring sale, which offers big discounts on international routes across the globe. The sale which must be booked by 11:59 p.m. ET on April 23, features big savings on flights from London to Madrid, Copenhagen, India, and other destinations around Europe. Economy, […]
Shop ‘Til You Drop in London鈥檚 Newly Opened Stratford Market Village聽
Earlier this year, the sudden closure of Stratford’s Market Village left dozens of local businesses, including clothes retailers, barbers, butchers, nail bars, and eateries, without a place to trade. The market, which had been based inside the Stratford Centre for over 30 years, was closed down after the company running it went into administration, leaving […]
French Woman Sets New Rope Climbing Record Scaling the Eiffel Tower
Watch this video on YouTube. A French athlete set a daring world record at her country’s most recognizable landmark. Anouk Garnier broke the men’s and women’s world rope climbing records at the Eiffel Tower. The two-time world champion obstacle course racer climbed 110 meters (nearly 361 feet) to the second floor of the tower in […]
Crystal Palace: Tallest Structure in London that Imitates the Eiffel Tower
The Crystal Palace transmitting station, one of the tallest structures in London, has the unique job of beaming terrestrial television into millions of homes in the capital and the Home Counties. Its range extends as far north as Stevenage in Hertfordshire and as far south as Sussex, according to the BBC. Built in 1956, the […]
Kafka’s Centenary Commemoration in Prague Since Death: From Special Tram to Festivals in Honor
Fans of Franz Kafka can rejoice over the diverse activities planned to mark Kafka’s centenary since his death in June 1924. The City of Prague, in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture, has organized various ways to bring to life the legacy of this literal legend. To kick off these celebrations, passengers in Prague were […]
Dodge the Tourist Traps, Conquer Two Cities for Less!
Dodge the Tourist Traps, Conquer Two Cities for Less! The Irish low-cost airline Ryanair is making a victorious comeback and connecting passengers to Tel Aviv and Budapest. The airline will take passengers on a voyage that promises adventure and affordability starting 3rd June, Ryanair announced. With Ryanair back in the game, there will be more […]
