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Amazon is an online video service that allows users to put their movies on the internet. Internet trader will thus compete with YouTube. That reports The Verge.

The Scottish Nationalist Party SNP has a history,, '' claimed third victory in elections to the Scottish Parliament. The party does not seem to get enough seats to form a majority government, the BBC reported Friday based on the initial results.

One of the 'rarest' and valuable LPs ever this week under the hammer at online auction Catawiki. It is a so-called acetate LP, with the first recording of David Bowie album Hunky Dory. The expected yield is 50,000 euros.

Two highly advanced US F-22 warplanes flew Monday to the Black Sea. This is the first time since Washington's military aid to eastern European NATO allies reinforced after complaints about Russian aggression.

If Britain chooses during the referendum of June 23 for a Brexit 'can negotiate a new trade agreement between the country and America take five to ten years. In an interview with US President Barack Obama said Sunday that the British in this case should not expect preferential treatment. The treaties through the EU funds no longer for London.

30,000 people sent the Bank of England a proposal for whom the new bill has to adorn 20 pounds. It is the famous painter William Turner. He let other English greats like Charlie Chaplin, Alfred Hitchcock and Beatrix Potter behind.

Police forces in England and Wales have nearly five thousand dogs seized in the last three years. It is according to the BBC to animals that would belong to banned breeds.

Pupils from a school in England as an experiment a stuffed animal to a helium balloon over 24 kilometers were built air.

The Syrian army and its allies have in the night from Tuesday to Wednesday a heavy attack carried out by Islamic insurgents goals in the region south of Aleppo. Tuesday there was an SU-22 fighter of the Syrian air force shot down with a missile. The pilot was taken prisoner.

A ring that's been in all probability the legendary Joan of Arc, is the subject of legal battles between France and England.

About 150 skeletons and personal belongings from the Iron Age have been found in northern England. Nearly 3,000 years after they were buried, the skeletons are still in a relatively good condition. Archaeologists speak of one of the largest and most important Iron Age finds of recent times.

Who wants to buy a house should therefor usually a mortgage. Especially if it is a property of more than a million. However, in the UK it is becoming more common for a million homes straight cash are settled.

European regulations allow it finally to the last address rural delivering superfast internet below Groningen in the way. Millions of euros are ready, but waited patiently digging out what northerners regard as slowly as their Internet connection.

Nearly 90 percent of the aviation personnel misbehaves frequently during a flight. According to a survey of UK price Jetcost.co.uk among 718 respondents.

French police Monday in the evacuation of the migrant camp in Calais clashed with migrants and protesters. A group of 150 to 200 people trying to prevent the eviction of the camp and pelted the police with stones. The police continued in turn tear gas.

French police on Monday 55 vehicles to the 'jungle' of Calais drawn to evacuate a part of it. In the jungle the makeshift settlements referred to migrants who want to go through Calais to England. Much has been made an arrest at the start of the police operation, the news France Info reported.

A three-year-old boy in England three days spent in an apartment with his dead mother before it was discovered. That the BBC reported Saturday on the basis of information from the police.

London warns Friday for flooding of the River Thames. In some places in the city the water is already on the quays. For the first time this winter the dam in the east of the British capital closed.

Nine percent of Belgian Internet users last year lost money through phishing and fake websites. In the Netherlands, the percentage is only two percent, according to figures from Eurostat.

A man is deceased Tuesday after he set himself on fire in the gardens of Kensington Palace, the London residence of Prince William and his wife Kate. The police do not think of a crime or which is linked to terrorism.

While house prices in Amsterdam already quite soar, home seekers in London have in many neighborhoods lay an average of more than half a million pounds to get a home, reports The Financial Times.

Mervyn King, who for years was the head of the Bank of England, has made a remarkable transition from the world of finance to the British soccer club Aston Villa.

Thousands of children from across the world will soon be able to look around in their own classroom in Buckingham Palace, thanks to Google's project with virtual reality (VR).

Also at Bali, the atmosphere according to Dutch residents grim, after the attacks in the Indonesian capital Jakarta. Bali in 2002 was shaken by an attack that left hundreds dead.

The Belgian police have smashed a criminal organization that consecutive months to twenty people per night over the English channel smuggling. No sooner according to Belgian media has been dismantled such a big gang of people smugglers in Belgium.

Three months only in the air, in the open cockpit of a biplane in 1942; the dream of a 53-year-old British woman came out to fly solo from England to Australia.

William Shakespeare died on April 23, 1616, four hundred years ago. Britain's most famous writer was just 52 years old. Not only are birth and death place Stratford-upon-Avon is preparing to commemorate. Literally across the country climb actors and actresses venues to play one of his 38 plays.

British Prime Minister David Cameron has 40 million pounds (54 million euros) pledged for flood protection.