Often people will double or even triple-park and leave their chauffeur in the car so they don’t get ticketed or towed. BHPian Mustang Sammy recently shared this with other enthusiasts. Last year, my car was clamped on Juhu Tara Road for being in a “No Parking” zone when the closest sign to this effect was more than 100 meters further […]
Read moreSources in Israel last night said that the Shabak internal security agency knows where “many” of the 240 Israeli hostages are being kept – but cannot rescue them from Hamas’ clutches without risking a large number of civilian deaths among the Palestinian population. Locations range from “facilities such as hospitals to apartment buildings” said a source, who added: “Many locations […]
Read moreIranian Supreme Leader visits air force exhibition Iran has ramped up once more its threat to Israel as it unveiled a new hypersonic missile. The Fattah-2 rocket, which means “conqueror” in Persian, is an updated version of the Fattah missile announced in June. The main improvement in the new weapon is its ability to evade anti-aircraft fire, Iran claimed. Tehran […]
Read moreDonald Trump has lambasted Joe Biden after no Americans were freed in the second day of the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. The ceasefire went into effect at 7am local time on Friday, and since then 41 of the 240 hostages have been released. On Friday, 13 Israeli women and children, 10 Thai citizens and one Filipino were freed. On […]
Read moreIn the heart of Saudi Arabia, the city of Jeddah has been home to a towering enigma that has baffled onlookers and industry experts alike. Jeddah Tower, once envisioned to be the world’s tallest skyscraper, has stood incomplete for over five years, casting a shadow of mystery and uncertainty over the city’s skyline. Originally named the Kingdom Tower, the ambitious […]
Read moreA tiny little city was once described as “rough” and “industrial” is having a staggering revival – although you can still smoke in some specially designated pubs. Aalborg, in northern Denmark, once struggled to attract visitors but it’s now a hip capital of street art, scooters and trendy beer, reports the Telegraph. The country’s ‘longest bar street’ was essentially the main reason […]
Read moreIt was home to Europe’s first indoor surfing pool attracting thousands of families from across the UK, with its success credited to Roland Rat. But many were left devastated when the sun finally set on one of North Wales' most iconic attractions in 2016 as bulldozers razed it to the ground. Opened in June 1980 by since disgraced It’s a […]
Read moreIn the heart of Vatican City, the Pontifical Swiss Guard proudly holds the distinction of being the world’s oldest and smallest army. Since its establishment in 1506, this elite force of 110 guards, as of 2006, has been a symbol of security and tradition within the Vatican. Clad in their iconic blue, red, and yellow uniforms, Swiss Guards are a […]
Read moreHamas has accused Israel of not fulfilling its part of the ceasefire deal. The terror group claimed on Saturday afternoon that 340 aid trucks had entered Gaza since Friday – 65 of which had reached northern Gaza, the area of the Strip most affected by the fighting as it has been the stage of the IDF’s ground operation since late […]
Read moreTwo unlikely countries tourism industries have been branded ‘bomb proof’ as they have been inundated with visitors, despite the war between Israel and Hamas raging just miles away. Egypt – as well as Turkey – have both seen a massive increase in the number of plane seats available to visitors travelling from Europe and North America – even surpassing the […]
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