Friday 24 May 2013
The inventor of the world wide web has denied there is an “off-switch” which could turn off the internet across the globe.
Sir Tim Berners-Lee, who launched the web on Christmas Day 1990, said the only way the internet could only ever be entirely shut down is if governments all over the world co-ordinated to centralise the system.
It comes after moves by Egypt last year to suppress use of the web led to speculation that the Hosni Mubarak regime had found a kill switch for the internet.
Cutting It star Ben Daniels is joining the department store costume drama The Paradise for its new series.
DJ Nick Grimshaw and chart stars Rizzle Kicks have been lined up to host a pair of new music shows for Channel 4.
Former Coronation Street star Helen Flanagan did her bit to protest against the skin trade by showing off some flesh of her own.
One man is threatening to lift the veil of secrecy that surrounds Coca Cola's 'secret formula' as he claims to publish a copy of the original recipe in a new book.
Are you unwittingly eating more sugar than is good for you?
There may be more than 100 beers on offer at Tim Ferket's restaurant and an extensive menu of hearty Belgian cuisine, but he begins by offering me a glass of ale and a bowl of crisps.
He was the man who unearthed a secret formula to growing what was to become the UK's most loved potato.
It costs young people in Northern Ireland on average £1,000 to obtain a driving licence, prompting fears they are being driven off the road.
As part of its 50th anniversary celebrations, Lamborghini unveiled a new concept car, the Egoista, on May 13.
Blisteringly quick, yet with the style, comfort, quality and grace of a luxurious executive saloon, Vauxhall’s classy Astra VXR points the direction hot hatches should be taking.
When Mazda launched its now iconic MX5 the principle of “less can amount to more” was brought into play.
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