An appeals court in California has ruled that Amazon can be held liable for products sold through its marketplace by a third-party seller, the Los Angeles Times reported. It’s the second major case in California where an appeals court has rejected Amazon’s long-held position that it is merely an intermediary between buyers and its third-party… Read more

A teacher from Cheshire England has been awarded a payout of £155,000 following an attack by a pupil, whom she asked to get back to work. The teacher suffered severe injuries during the incident, according to the NASUWT teaching union.

The incident was publicized by the union on Friday, when it released a report on the compensation it had…

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13 people have been arrested in Denmark over the past few days in connection with a suspected terrorist plot. They are believed to have been preparing attacks either in Denmark or Germany, where one person has also been arrested.

Danish security authorities provided updates on the alleged terrorist plot during a press conference on…

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Former foreign minister of Ethiopia Seyoum Mesfin was among the three leaders killed by government forces in the ongoing crackdown on the northern region of Tigray, which the authorities in Addis Ababa accused of insurrection.

Seyoum, Abay Tsehaye, Asmelash Woldeselassie and Colonel Kiros Hagos were killed “in fire exchanges undertaken with the…

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Motions have been filed by US federal prosecutors alleging that the president of Honduras took bribes from drug lords and has even sent in the country’s military to guard a cocaine laboratory.

The motions were filed on Friday with the southern district of New York against Geovanny Fuentes Ramirez, a suspected drug trafficker from Honduras.…

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Police in Pennsylvania are investigating two explosions that occurred less than two hours apart on Sunday night.

Pittsburgh police said the first incident occurred in the 3600 block of Penn Avenue at around 9:30 p.m. Security footage showed an incendiary device thrown from a white pickup truck, according to police.

Shortly after, a second…

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Three people, including a sheriff’s deputy, were injured Saturday in a shootout at a Walmart in Virginia, authorities said.

The deputy, who was not identified, and two Walmart security employees were hospitalized with serious but non-life-threatening injuries, Loudoun County Sheriff Mike Chapman said at a news conference.

The suspect,…

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Gunmen opened fire on a group of minority Shiite Hazara coal miners after abducting them, killing 11 in southwestern Baluchistan province early Sunday, a Pakistani official said.

The Islamic State group later claimed responsibility for the attack.

Moazzam Ali Jatoi, an official with the Levies Force, which serves as police and paramilitary in…

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2019 was unfortunately a record-setting year with fatal work injuries the highest they’ve been in more than a decade, and several other measures were at all-time highs, according to data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).

The Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries (CFOI), part of the BLS, tracks all fatal work injuries in the United…

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Local news have reported yet another explosion in Yemen, this time near the presidential palace, to which the new cabinet fled following the blast at Aden airport.

Yemen’s new government was transferred to the palace right after an explosion disrupted their arrival to Aden airport earlier today. It occurred as the officials were arriving to Aden…

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A young man has been stabbed to death in a broad daylight attack in east London.

Emergency services rushed to Stondon Walk, East Ham, just before 3.30pm on Tuesday following reports of a man being assaulted.

There, they found a 28-year-old man suffering knife wounds.

Despite the efforts of paramedics he was pronounced dead at the scene.

His next…

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Desperate times call for desperate measures, and health authorities in Irapuato, central Mexico, took this advice to the extreme, by deploying a gang of ‘lucha libre’ fighters to enforce public mask wearing.

In an apparent bid to enforce extreme compliance with mask wearing rules in public, authorities in the central Mexican city of over…

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The Japanese government has taken an unprecedented step to revive areas near the Fukushima power plant, offering hefty sums of money to those agreeing to move there. There’s a catch though – they’ll have to stay for five years.

The repopulation program, aimed at 12 municipalities surrounding the nuclear plant that were crippled during the…

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A court in Tokyo has sentenced a serial murderer, known as the ‘Twitter killer’ in Japan, to be executed. He picked his victims on social media, targeting girls with suicidal thoughts, and kept their dismembered bodies at home.

Takahiro Shiraishi, 30, was found guilty of a series of grisly crimes he committed over the course of three terrifying…

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Video has emerged that showed the moment an armed gunman was fatally shot by the NYPD on Sunday after he opened fire during a Christmas concert outside a church in New York City.

The video, which was about four minutes long, was posted on Facebook by a person who attended the outdoor concert with his family at the Cathedral Church of St John…

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Sickly Bill Clinton reportedly ‘petrified’ Hillary will seek divorce over claims he visited Epstein’s ‘paedophile island’ She knew he was friends with and staying with the paedophile and said nothing, she is a guilty as he is, they should both be jailed!

A frail Bill Clinton is reportedly spending his days sitting in front of the TV,…

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Cheering Albanians torch Christmas tree amid fiery protests in capital over police killing of Covid curfew-breaker. What is the matter with the police around the world now, they now act like Nazi oppressors towards the people yet want us to support them.

A crowd of protesters cheered the destruction of a huge Christmas tree in the Albanian…

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A gas plant just outside the country’s capital San Salvador went up in flames on Saturday afternoon. Videos and photos of the blaze quickly surfaced on social media. There have been no reports of any victims or injuries.

A massive fire combined with explosions has been filmed near the Plaza Mundo mall, with authorities urging residents to avoid…

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Facebook removed 12.4 images related to child exploitation in a three-month period this year. Twitter closed 264,000 accounts in six months last year for engaging in sexual exploitation of children.

By contrast, Pornhub notes that the Internet Watch Foundation, an England-based nonprofit that combats child sexual abuse imagery, reported only…

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Pornhub prides itself on being the cheery, winking face of naughty, the website that buys I billboard in Times Square and snowploughs to clear Boston streets. It donates to organizations fighting for racial equality and offers steamy content free to get people through Covid-19 shutdowns.

That supposedly wholesome porn attracts 3.5 billion visits…

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Four people have been killed in a large explosion at a water treatment works near Bristol.

Emergency services were called to reports of a large explosion involving a chemical tank at Wessex Water’s Bristol water recycling centre in Avonmouth at about 11.20am on Thursday.

Chief Inspector Mark Runacres, from Avon and Somerset Police, told a…

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Elon Musk heralds ‘glorious’ Mars mission – but admits colonists will almost certainly die

Elon Musk has heralded SpaceX’s planned expedition to Mars, saying the mooted colony will be “glorious,” if the mission succeeds. However, the billionaire admitted that there’s a “good chance” the first settlers will die.

SpaceX has high-profile…

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A man from the Brittany region of France has been detained and fined for violating Covid lockdown rules after claiming “smash a guy’s face in” was his justification for leaving home. The police said it wasn’t an essential reason.

Police in the town of Lannion discovered someone hiding suspiciously behind a car early on Saturday. When asked to…

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Baku and Yerevan have been in a state of a semi-permanent war since 1988, always tittering on the edge of a knife in the name of national sovereignty and territorial integrity.

But, Azerbaijan and Armenia’s territorial dispute dates back to 1918, following the disintegration of the Transcaucasian Federation, when both states laid claims to…

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Israeli and Egyptian officials say a helicopter belonging to an international peacekeeping force has crashed in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, killing at least seven people. Both sides said the crash appeared to be an accident.

The Israeli official said that five Americans were among the dead in the crash on Thursday in Sinai. The Egyptian official…

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A female prisoner is suing the UK government in an effort to ban some trans women from all-female prisons, after claiming she was sexually assaulted by a biologically male inmate who had not undergone gender reassignment surgery.

A judicial review of the lawsuit, launched on Wednesday, will last about two days, and could overturn the…

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The UK armed forces boarded an oil tanker off England, ending a 10-hour standoff in which stowaways on the vessels had threatened the crew in what UK authorities described as a “suspected hijacking.”

Seven Nigerians have been detained, while all 22 crew of the oil tanker are safe and well, the UK authorities said, after the Special Boat Service…

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Two separate work accidents just ten days in Norfolk England has left two people killed.

The first a 60 year old man dies and another seriously injured whilst working on the outer harbor in Great Yarmouth at the Peterson decommissioning yard on the 17th October..

Norfolk Police said both men were seriously injured and taken to hospital but it…

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The people of Italy tired of seeing their democracy and liberty being removed under the pretext of a mass killer covid 19 pandemic, held demonstrations across Italy which have ignited in several Italian cities.

Throngs of protesters were seen fighting with law enforcement and ransacking businesses as they called for an end to the country’s…

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At least seven people were killed and 83 wounded in an explosion inside a seminary in northern Pakistan on Tuesday morning. Children are among the victims.

The blast took place in Peshawar, the capital of the northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. Senior police official Wagar Azim stated that a bomb hidden in a bag was brought inside the…

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Health officials in South Sudan will launch a new four-day vaccination campaign on October 27, after a new outbreak of polio in the country, caused by a mutated, vaccine-derived form of the virus, infected some 15 people.

Despite declaring victory over the wild form of the infectious and contagious virus, which attacks the spinal cord and…

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Bill Gates admitted in an interview on CNBC that 700,000 people will die from his covid-19 vaccine but that is OK and demands protection by governments for these people deaths.

The globalist billionaire who has long advocated that there needs to be a massive reduction in the worlds population, along with his fathers eugenics program portrays…

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A Swedish regulator on Tuesday banned the use of telecom equipment from Chinese companies Huawei and ZTE in its 5G networks. The move comes ahead of the spectrum auctions scheduled to start on 10 November.

The Swedish Post and Telecom Authority (PTS) has examined applications and approved four companies for participation in the 3.5 GHz and 2.3…

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A few years back I recall being in a meeting that was discussing a new NIOSH approach to the hierarchy of controls.

The Total Worker Health approach that prioritizes a hazard-free work environment for all workers. It applies a prevention approach that is consistent with traditional occupational safety and health prevention principles of…

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A hazardous substance splashes onto a chemical plant operator taking a sample. The worker is not seriously injured, and the ensuing investigation focuses on training, personal protective equipment and the particulars of the sampling station.

But did anyone ever ask whether the worker needed to take the sample at all?

Identifying and…

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If you work in an office, chances are good that you sit for a large part of the day. This puts you at risk for ergonomics-related problems. So, your employer under the duty of law has to provide you with ergonomically suited equipment for your well being.

This includes height adjustable chairs, workstations, monitors to name but a few but, “No…

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A woman suspected of sending a letter containing the deadly poison ricin to President Donald Trump was detained by US Customs and Border Patrol agents as she tried to enter the country from Canada.

The suspect was not officially identified. NBC News reported her apprehension on Sunday, citing an unnamed US law enforcement official. The letter…

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Two people have died and 14 others were injured following a shooting at a backyard party in New York police said.

Witnesses reported hearing gunfire in the early hours of Saturday morning in Rochester.

Interim Police Chief Mark Simmons told reporters a man and woman had died, both between the ages of 18 and 22.

The wounded were taken to two…

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We all love the idea of cooking with our children in the kitchen, be it with mum or dad, even playing around during the preparation of the food and sometimes whilst over or close to the hot oven and hot plate.

Since young children are still growing, they have thinner skin than us adults, which can result in more serious injuries from a burn…

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Families were still taking to the water in a lake where a man drowned over the weekend despite warnings not to swim or paddle.

A man in his 20s died after getting into difficulty in a lake at Bawsey Country Park, near King’s Lynn, Norfolk England two days earlier.

His body was recovered after firefighters searched the water using boats.

While the…

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A mother died after desperately fighting to rescue two boys who were struggling with an inflatable canoe off the Norfolk coast in England.The mother, aged in her 30s, was recovered from the sea at Waxham but pronounced dead in hospital on Sunday, August 9th, though the boys managed to get to safety.

Sea Palling Lifeboat and Coastguard teams…

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The death of a four year old child in Norfolk England, who died after being trapped between two stair gates has been described as a “Tragic Accident” a serious case review concluded.

The child, who is known as AH, died in a hospice in April 2019 following a cardiac arrest three weeks after the accident at their Norfolk home.

The incident prompted…

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When an explosive compound detonates, it releases gas that rapidly expands. This “shock wave” is essentially a wall of dense air that can cause damage, and it dissipates as it spreads further out.

A mass of exploding ammonium nitrate produces a blast that moves at many times the speed of sound, and this wave can reflect and bounce as it moves,…

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Rescue workers still struggling to treat thousands of people wounded in an enormous explosion that rocked Beirut turned their attention on Wednesday morning to the desperate search for survivors.

The blast, so powerful it could be felt more than 150 miles away in Cyprus, leveled whole sections of the city near the port of Beirut, leaving…

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People using pubs, restaurants and cafes in the UK will soon have greater freedom to choose non-smoking outdoor areas.

People using pubs, restaurants and cafes will soon have greater freedom to choose non-smoking outdoor areas following an amendment tabled today to legislation in Parliament.

Under the Business and Planning Bill, the government…

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A 10-year-old boy has died after reportedly falling into a hole on a building site in Glasgow.

The boy died in hospital after suffering serious injuries on the site near Glenkirk Drive in Drumchapel.

Emergency services were called to the site Drumchapel, near Glenkirk Drive just before 10pm on Thursday 16 July 2020.

Police Scotland…

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A woman has died after a 20-metre crane collapsed onto two houses and a block of flats in Bow, London.

Firefighters alerted to the accident had rushed to the scene of the accident in Gale Street, Bow and carried out a “complex rescue operation” to free people who were trapped.

Four people were treated at the scene for injuries, two of the…

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New research into injury incidents in the UK has revealed the over 27% of the population that have suffered a severe injury at work within the last five years.

The research data suggests that fifth of victims are unwilling to pursue claim against employer, young males are dis-proportionally affected by severe injury and just under half don’t…

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