The stomach-churning Christmas dinner for GAMERS: Tin containing a three-course meal means no time is wasted in the kitchen The 'Christmas Tinner' is made up of nine layers of traditional festive foodThere is a scrambled egg starter and turkey dinner with trimmingsThe bottom layer is Christmas pudding and it even comes with mince piesIt was created by retailer GAME with designer Chris Godfrey and costs £1.99By Victoria Woollaston Published: 14:20 GMT, 5 December 2013 | Updated: 14:28 GMT, 5 December 2013 e-mail 168 View The Christmas Tinner, pictured, from GAME is made up of nine layers including a scrambled egg starter, turkey dinner, and Christmas pudding With gamers admitting they’d give up Christmas dinner to avoid having to stop playing, one store has invented an entire festive feast in a tin. Dubbed 'Christmas Tinner', the nausea-inducing concoction comprises of nine layers of food - ranging from a starter to a pudding.The top layer is made of … [Read more...] about The stomach-churning Christmas dinner for GAMERS: Tin containing a three-course meal means no time is wasted in the kitchen
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Young child tells court how they woke up to hear man in ‘mean mood’ attacking his estranged wife on night he is accused of stamping her to death
A young child told how they woke up to hear a man in a 'mean mood' hitting his estranged wife on the night he is accused of stamping her to death. Shaun Dyson, 28, is accused of the murder of Lucy-Anne Rushton in the early hours of June 23 by repeatedly jumping or stamping on her at the family house in Andover, Hampshire, while children were at the property. The witness, who cannot be identified because of their age, said in a video interview shown to Winchester Crown Court that they woke up at 4am and heard Dyson shouting at Ms Rushton and 'slapping' her. Shaun Dyson, 28, is accused of the murder of Lucy-Anne Rushton (pictured) in the early hours of June 23 by repeatedly jumping or stamping on her at the family house in Andover, Hampshire The child said: 'I woke up to loud noises and hitting. I did hear shouting. 'He was in a mean mood because I know what he is like when he is mean, so I know he was mean.' They added Ms Rushton, 30, was speaking in her 'sad voice'. The child … [Read more...] about Young child tells court how they woke up to hear man in ‘mean mood’ attacking his estranged wife on night he is accused of stamping her to death
What Sadiq Khan’s election means to British Muslims
The appointment of a new mayor of London was always going to be a historic moment, but the announcement that it would be Sadiq Khan – the first Muslim to take on the job – had even more significance. It is a victory that, according to Khan himself, sends a strong message to all “the haters in Iraq and in Syria”, showing that the city is a beacon of tolerance and respect. But what does it mean for those living in the country? We asked British Muslims about the significance of this for their community and the UK as a whole. Navid Akhtar, 48, London: I hope this will reaffirm that Muslims are no different to anyone else This is a watershed moment in which the disengaged and cynical among us have to accept that we have one of the world’s fairest societies. I voted for him as I am looking for a return to centrism. The world is becoming increasingly polarised and that is a scary prospect for people like me who have dual heritage. I am a proud Londoner born … [Read more...] about What Sadiq Khan’s election means to British Muslims
Shale bonanza means US oil production at a 50-year high
Three years ago, the US shale oil boom appeared to be over, apparently starved to death when OPEC flooded the market with cheap oil. As prices plummeted from over $100 (€81) to $40 a barrel, shale oil production — the drilling and hydraulic fracturing (fracking) of unconventional oil deposits found in shale formations — quickly became uneconomic. In just under a year, more than 130 US shale producers, from Pennsylvania to North Dakota, declared bankruptcy, leaving tens of thousands of American oil workers without jobs. But the highly cyclical nature of the energy sector, and a rebound in oil prices to more than $60 a barrel, have helped revive the fortunes of most US shale producers almost as quickly as they stalled. Watch video 01:34 Share US offshore drilling plan unveiled Send Facebook Twitter google+ Whatsapp Tumblr linkedin stumble Digg reddit Newsvine Permalink https://p.dw.com/p/2qOml US offshore drilling plan unveiled … [Read more...] about Shale bonanza means US oil production at a 50-year high
EXCLUSIVE – The mean streets of 1980s Bushwick: Blocks of burned out buildings and piles of garbage captured by photographer who worked at a public school in the Brooklyn neighborhood during a time of rocketing crime rates
Dozens of abandoned buildings, piles of bricks, drug paraphernalia and trash could often be found block after block during the 1980s in Brooklyn’s neighborhood of Bushwick. It was the norm; this was the period when crack was king. Certain areas of Bushwick along with neighboring communities of East New York and Cypress Hills were dubbed a ‘KILLING GROUND’ in a New York Post front page story as it was reported that at least one person was murdered every 63 hours. It took years for city officials and police officers to clean up the streets, and now those communities are hipster havens filled with pricey real estate and a variety of eateries to dine at. Renowned photographer Meryl Meisler captured hundreds of images showcasing both urban decay and also how residents thrived among the destruction in 1980s Bushwick. Her photos of the popular neighborhood are showcased within her book, A Tale of Two Cities: Disco Era Bushwick. Speaking to DailyMail.com, Meisler, … [Read more...] about EXCLUSIVE – The mean streets of 1980s Bushwick: Blocks of burned out buildings and piles of garbage captured by photographer who worked at a public school in the Brooklyn neighborhood during a time of rocketing crime rates
