Articles by Ashley Sneddon
Japanese Fishermen Wonder if Giant Squid are Bad Omens
An unusual amount of giant squid have been appearing off the coast of Japan, leading some fishermen to hail the sign as a bad omen.
Man Writing In Arabic Sparks Security Alert On Easyjet
A passenger on an EasyJet flight sparked a security alert because a man was writing in Arabic next to them.
Blackberry's Boss Infuriated That He Has To Compete With Other Phones
The head boss at Blackberry is outraged after US T-Mobile offered his customers a free upgrade to an iPhone 5s.
Been Acting Different Recently? Blame Parasites In Your Brain
In a documentary that aired on the BBC last night, Journalist and Doctor Michael Mosley infected himself with parasites to gauge if they alter human behaviour in any way. The results were surprising.
Mysterious Fires On Melbourne Flight Puzzle Staff
An Etihad flight from Melbourne to Abu Dhabi was forced to make a landing in Jakarta after two fires were lit in the cabin toilets mid-air.
Donuts, Drug Deals and Delta Bravo: Florida Cop Live Tweets His Shift
A Florida cop live-tweeted his shift last night on Twitter, which included bar brawls, saving a man's live through CPR and a donut break.
Australian Man Detained in North Korea
An Australian man who was part of a tour group has been detained in North Korea, reports suggest. An Australian man who was part of a tour group has been detained in North Korea, reports suggest.
80% Of Humans Will Be Wiped Out By 2100
A top, well-respected scientist says 80% of human life will be wiped out by 2100 due to environmental reaso
(Video Interview) Polycystic Ovary Sufferer Lets Her Beard Grow: Says She Has Never Felt More Feminine
"I've learned to love myself as I am. Nothing can shake me now." 23-year-old Hamaam Kaur was just 11-years-old when she started to grow thick, black hair on her chin and body: excessive hair growth is a part of the illness.
Underwater Stone Age Atlantis Discovered: 11,000 Year-Old Settlement Discovered Under The Baltic Sea
Archaeologists believe the relics were left by Swedish nomads over 11,000 years ago, and the discovery may be the oldest ever found in the Nordic region. The find has been dubbed 'Sweden's Atlantis', after the relics were found in amazing preserved condition. At this point, there is speculation that the settlement was swallowed by the sea, in much the same way as the myth of Atlantis.
Naked Dating: VH1's New Show In The Works - Would You?
VH1 has commissioned a new series called 'Naked Dating', from the producers of shows like Extreme Makeover, but with ever more extreme dating tactics coming out each year, would you take the plunge?
Extreme Loneliness Is A Bigger Killer Than Obesity Says New Survey
The study links a follow-up over six years, which could be linked to overall health and risk of early death. Professor John Cacioppo, a psychologist at the University of Chicago, has said there is a huge difference between physical and mental health of those who had satisfying personal relationships versus those who hadn't.
(Video) 5 Of The Best Mid-Price Boutique Hotels in Milan
Looking to stay somewhere quirky in Milan without breaking the bank? Sure, you may have to stay outside the city, but you won'y have to compromise on style. Here are the best 5 mid-price boutique hotels in Milan.
"The horror, the shame and the shock": UN Inquiry Compares North Korea To Nazi Germany
Kim Jong Un could be called up before the Hague to be charged for Crimes Against Humanity, a UN inquiry said today.
Catholic Bishop Used Millions Of Children's Charity Money To Fund Himself
A Catholic Bishop, known as the 'Bishop of Bling' used millions of euros of children's charity money to build a new headquarters.
The Travelers Today Vintage Guide To: The Best Vintage Bars In Rome
Rome, classy as it generally is, doesn't really have much in the way of kitschy retro Rockabilly vintage bars in the way most big cities do. Never fear, however, because these bars will still allow you to sip your champagne in a suitably vintage atmosphere.
The Travelers Today Vintage Guide To: The Best Vintage Clothes Shopping In Rome
There are a few good points and bad points to vintage shopping in Rome. Firstly, the vintage shops are few and far between; there just isn't really a market for vintage in Rome, as, overall, Italians prefer new over old.
5 Perfect Relaxing English City Breaks
If you live in the Uk, there's no need to go abroad to find beautiful hotels, fascinating culture and unique city breaks. Likewise, if you're planning to visit England from abroad. Here's 5 of the most intriguing UK cities to explore on your UK city break.
Pregnant Woman Missing In Hawaii; Car Found Burnt-Out
Police are looking for a missing 26-year-old pregnant woman, who went missing after giving her ex-boyfriend a lift home almost a week ago.
Massive Killer Snowball Wrecks Dorm In Portland
An out-of-control 800lb snowball has wrecked a dorm in Portland, Oregon. An out-of-control 800lb snowball has wrecked a dorm in Portland, Oregon. Two math majors were building the snowball when it got out of hand, rolled down a hill and crashed though a dorm bedroom wall.
Are The Rich Being Vilified? Americans No Longer Comfortable To Be Seen As "Wealthy"
Is the world undergoing a massive cultural revolution? A new poll from American Express publishing finds that 1 percenters no longer want to be known as such.
(Video) Actress Ellen Page Comes Out As A Lesbian
The Juno actress has come out as a lesbian at the Human Rights Campaign Time to Thrive Conference. HRC praised her decision to "live openly and authentically."
Do Before You Die: Thermal Spas In The Golden Circle, Iceland
Can you imagine anything better than relaxing in a thermal spa right now? Iceland is the perfect place to chill out and observe the wonders of nature.
Even The Princes Are Helping Out In Britain's Flood Relief Effort
British Princes, William and Harry have been helping out citizens in Datchet, collecting sandbags and altering flood defences. The two princes formed a human chain to help unload sandbags from an Army vehicles as they helped the armed forces defend Datchet from the floods. William and Harry are both members of the British armed forces.
Do Before You Die: Dog-Sledding In Sweden
With the wilderness all around, it is not difficult to picture yourself in the tundra, or the wilderness of Alaska. The first sniff of your presence at the kennels will have the huskies howling and excitable for the upcoming pull. It's said by the mushers that it's more difficult to get them to stop than to pull.
Bitter, Single, Chinese Guy Turns Supervillain: Ruins Valentines Day For Lots Of People
Loved-up on Valentine's Day? Want to kiss in the back row of the cinema with your loved one? Well this single Chinese guy's not gonna stand for any more of your loved-up antics!
Missing Travel Blogger Leanne Bearden Found Dead Only A Few Minutes From Home
A sad end to a hopeful tale we've all veen wondering about; missing travel blogger Leanne Bearden has been found dead in Texas. Authorities say she was hanging in a tree.
Feds Suspect That Man With Throat Slit And Tongue Missing May Not Have Died Of An Overdose
When Alfred Wright, 28, was found face-down in the woods a mile-and-a-half from his broken-down truck, an initial autopsy ruled an 'overdose' as his cause of death. A second autopsy showed the body missing an ear, tongue and with a throat that appeared to have been slashed. His family, understandably, are refusing to accept the initial ruling, but what really happened in this strange case?
Belgium Says "Yes" To Child Euthanasia
Children who want to end their lives must be "capable of discernment" and psychologists must test them to confirm they understand the gravity of the situation and what they are doing. Parents must also give the go-ahead for the procedure to take place.
Jewish Passengers On Belgian Train Told To Get Off At Auschwitz And "Take A Shower"
Forgetting for a moment why a train heading towards a Concentration Camp in Poland would need to drop off passengers in Germany, the company is said to be "deeply embarrassed" over the security breach.
