Coronavirus: 2 metre distance rule should be reviewed to save hospitality sector, senior Tories tell government

Pubs, restaurants and theatres could be hard hit by rules forcing people to stay 2m apart

Eve Myles: ‘The police caught me red-handed with a pellet gun'

The actor on her camper van, Johnny Cash and embarrassing auditions Born in Wales, Myles, 41, has had parts in Doctor Who, Torchwood and Broadchurch, and stars in Keeping Faith which returns for a third series next year.

Quarantine article by Dominic Cummings' wife reported to regulator

Public complain to Ipso about Mary Wakefield’s Spectator column describing ‘emerging into London lockdown’ Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage The article that appeared in the Spectator at the end of April painted a picture of a family in turmoil during a pandemic, with a wife describing the anguish of watching as her husband “lay doggo” with Covid-19 for 10 days before they emerged from quarantine “into the almost comical uncertainty of London lockdown”. The column by the magazine’s commissioning editor, Mary Wakefield, about life with her husband, Dominic Cummings, was classic material for the high-Tory magazine: confessional and full of personal details about individuals at the top of British politics, earning the interest of Radio 4’s Today programme, which asked her to read out key details.

North Korea: Defector's torture scars after attempts to flee Kim Jong-un regime exposed

NORTH KOREA defectors have helped to inform the wider world about life within Kim Jong-un's highly secretive regime.

Superstar Fernando Alonso dominates Indianapolis Torque Esports/Engine Media All-Star Legends Trophy

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. , May 23, 2020 /CNW/ --  Two-time Formula 1 World Champion and esports newcomer Fernando Alonso dominated Torque Esports/Engine Media's (GAME.V) (MLLLF) The Race All-Star Series powered by ROKiT Phones Legends Trophy races today on the virtual version of the historic Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

‘This is his only communication’: Bedridden educator faces heated debate over iPad in Toronto hospital

In the midst of a COVID-19 pandemic the family of Tommy Jutcovich, a patient at Toronto Grace Health Centre in Toronto, is trying to stay connected while having to physically be apart.

Complete Anonymity: An Advanced Workshop on Using Crypto for Privacy Part 1

VPNs, Tor, shielded transactions, monero full nodes and mixnets – do these terms give you goosebumps? Privacy at literally every layer of the stack.

JK Rowling Learns not to Be Glib about Bitcoin as She 'Boosts' 'Significant Ethereum Holdings'

JK Rowling. Sourve: a video screenshot, Youtube/The Writer's Block Library JK Rowling, one of the world’s most famous and outspoken authors has attempted to quell a crypto-themed Twitter tornado of her own making – and says she has learned never to be “flippant” about Bitcoin (BTC) on Twitter again. On Saturday, May 16, the Harry Potter creator opened Pandora’s Box when she replied to

Lina Attalah: Egypt's news outlet's chief editor released on bail

Mada Masr says its editor-in-chief Attalah was arrested by Egyptian security forces outside Cairo's Tora Prison complex.

Virginia Tech Therapy Dog Gets Honorary Degree After Years Of Helping Students

Moose, an 8-year-old Labrador, is now a certified dog-tor.

New born baby boy torn apart and eaten by monitor lizards after being dumped by a pond in Thailand

A NEWBORN baby boy was eaten by monitor lizards after being dumped next to a pond.

Europe’s Top Miners Share Local Industry Insights

A study surveying reps from top EU mining firms found many believe regulations and protections offset higher electricity costs. A report compiled by non-profit research institute, dGen, has found that European crypto miners believe that the region’s higher electricity prices when compared to China and Russia are offset by political stability, robust regulation, and strong protections. The study also found that many miners based in Europe feel prepared for the Bitcoin (BTC) block reward halving, emphasizing that higher electricity prices have forced many miners to invest in highly efficient technologies. Robust regulation offsets expensive electricity in Europe F2Pool’s global business director, Thomas Heller, stated that “[h]igher electricity prices are offset by smoother business, better regulation, and more protection,” adding that “even things like getting insurance” are available to miners in the region. The vice president of Poolin, Alejandro De La Torre, echoed Heller’s position.

Dinuba pastor recovering from COVID-19 after two weeks in ICU

Pastor Mark Wallace of Living Word Fellowship described the coronavirus as a tornado, devastating some homes while skipping others: "I was convinced I wasn't going to walk out of that hospital".

Egypt says film-maker died in cell after drinking hand sanitiser

Shady Habash had been held in Cairo’s Tora prison for more than two years without trial Egypt’s public prosecutor has said a young film-maker who died in prison had mistakenly drunk hand sanitiser in his cell, thinking it was water. Shady Habash died inside Cairo’s Tora prison complex on 2 May.

Jim Gaffigan To Play Crack-Smoking Former Toronto Mayor In New Dark Comedy TV Series

Comedian and actor Jim Gaffigan has landed another major part role, taking on the part of the crack-smoking former Toronto mayor, Rob Ford, in a new TV pilot for AMC. Variety reports that it's a "dark comedy series" that will follow Ford's ascent to political power and his descent after being filmed smoking crack cocaine while trying to get re-elected.

Peter Sellers' ex-wife Britt Ekland, 77, claims comedy actor was a 'very tormented soul'

Britt Ekland, now 77, was married to British comic actor Peter Sellers from 1964 to 1968.

On the Darknet Side: The Role of Crypto as a Means of Exchange

Why is Bitcoin popular among cybercriminals, and what is the future of cryptocurrencies in the darknet? Due to the transition of many people around the world into a “stay at home” mode, where the only viable way of communicating and receiving something is through the global network, some new information regarding darknet activity has begun to surface.  In the time of COVID-19, there has been an increase in both the activity of cyber fraudsters using the capabilities of cryptocurrencies and general illegal activity on the World Wide Web. Of course, not all darknet operators are using the epidemic for malicious advantage, and comply with the code of honor.