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Falklands war hero who lost £20k to card scam on holiday only given half back by Barclays after he's told it's HIS fault for being 'tricked' - Vimarsana News

Falklands war hero who lost £20k to card scam on holiday only given half back by Barclays after he's told it's HIS fault for being 'tricked'

Ex-Marine Henry Williams (pictured), 64, was forced to sell his treasured war medals after around £20,000 was paid from his Barclays account in 18 'nefarious' transactions in March 2022.

Traveller slams EasyJet over its 'misleading' offer of free airport parking after claiming they 'deliberately' hid form to get £72 refund - Vimarsana News

Traveller slams EasyJet over its 'misleading' offer of free airport parking after claiming they 'deliberately' hid form to get £72 refund

EasyJet has been accused of 'recklessly swindling' customers with their 'misleading' offer of free airport parking if customers can find a cheaper deal.

Could toenails help identify blood cancer causes? - Vimarsana News

Could toenails help identify blood cancer causes?

The researchers in Aberdeen are looking for toenail clippings to assist their study.

Source: yahoo.com
Nobel Prize winner leads Cambridge protest over academics being forced out 'in prime of our lives' - Vimarsana News

Nobel Prize winner leads Cambridge protest over academics being forced out 'in prime of our lives'

A Nobel Prize winner is leading a Cambridge revolt over a rule that forces academics to retire at 67 despite being in the “prime” of their lives.

Source: yahoo.com
Mau Mau uprising: Bloody history of Kenya conflict - Vimarsana News

Mau Mau uprising: Bloody history of Kenya conflict

Four Kenyans allegedly tortured in the Mau-Mau uprising are taking the UK government to court

Source: bbc.co.uk