Dan Travers News Today

THERE was a time in the early 1980s that when star shuttler Datuk Misbun Sidek decided to do the disappearing act and refused to be found – even the Inspector General of Police could not track him down!

The Commonwealth Secretariat, together with a consortium of global firms, start-ups, universities and non-profits, have come together to bridge the digital divide, including the artificial intelligence (AI) gap, to help empower Commonwealth citizens, with a particular focus on the association’s 33 small states.

Sophie Neville explains how her role as Titty in Swallows and Amazons forged a lifelong love for the iconic dinghy Swallow…

As part of KFTV's Underwater Filming Report, here we profile some of the most popular underwater filming countries with insights from local and international production experts

A private 39-acre estate in Long Island has long been the subject of controversy since the Soviets purchased it in 1946. Residents demand they pay taxes and claim its a Russian spy hub.

The COP26 conference showed that fossil fuels are on their way out. This is a big opportunity for companies developing the equipment and technology that will make green energy viable, says Matthew Partridge

One hundred people rallied near the storied S.S. Keewatin in Port McNicoll Saturday to keep the 114-year-old steamship where it is.

  BARRIE, ONT -- A team of volunteers is fighting to keep a centennial ship from being sold and re-located out of Port McNicoll. The S.S. Keewatin is the only Edwardian passenger ship in existence and has been docked in its home berth in Port McNicoll for over nine years. Skyline Investments, the ship owners, have been looking to sell it and move it to another location or possibly sell it off in pieces. A local group running the Keep Keewatin Home Campaign have a new rallying cry to gain ...

Boxing champion became drug boss after career ending knee injury Ryan Mulcahy oversaw 290kg of cannabis trade as part of an £8m drug gang 21:09, 19 APR 2021 Ryan Mulcahy weighing in for a boxing match. Get the inside track on the big stories from Liverpool Crown Court with our weekly newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe now When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accorda...

Prolific Carlisle thief back in the dock for festive theft Peter Vickers A prolific thief who flouted a court-imposed order by stealing from a Carlisle store just before Christmas has been warned he could face another jail term. In 2019, Peter Martin Vickers, 43, was given a prison sentence and slapped with a criminal behaviour order, at the request of police, after embarking on a month-long shoplifting spree which netted him £2,500 worth of products. The two-year CBO was imposed in a bid to...