By Richard Evans "This isn't news". Those three words haunt me. I have seen them at least twenty times a day for the past three-and-a-half years. I've even started seeing them in my nightmares, splattered on my walls in Internet blood. Tuesday was a typical example; we ran a story… More »
By Richard Evans If you were going to choose a word to represent 2010 what would it be? Debt? Coalition? Wedding? Miners? Gamugate? Snow? There are lots to choose from. There are so many, in fact, that even the lexical behemoth that is the Oxford Dictionaries has struggled to narrow… More »
By Richard EvansWhenever I think of the word ‘evolution' my mind, without fail, wanders back to the images in school textbooks of apes slowly turning into man - and if our photo editor is doing his job correctly it will be the image a few inches to the right of… More »
By Richard EvansWell it's all over - the first papal visit to Britain since 1982 when John Paul II graced us with his presence has now come to an end. It didn't come cheap though; the four-day trip reportedly cost the taxpayer somewhere between £10 million and £12 million. So… More »
By Richard EvansHow old are you? What are your hobbies and interests? Are you single? Would you mind telling me your political views? These are all questions that the majority of Facebook's 26 million UK users freely offer the answers to. Last week saw the inception of a new question:… More »
By Richard EvansIt's back, the debate that has been quietly raging on the backburner since the 1960s. And while the debate is back, perhaps the clocks might not be. David Cameron last week signalled his willingness to look at a bill calling for a double summertime. Sounds great, doesn't it?… More »
By Richard Evans Five years ago when I was a ‘newbie' to the London 'scene', and when people used words like ‘newbie' and 'scene', my flatmate and I decided it would be a good idea to enter into the world of online dating to meet new people. This was before it… More »
By Richard EvansThe fact that 38,000 people joined the Raoul Moat Facebook tribute page this week tells me one thing: There are at least 37,900 imbeciles using Facebook.I exclude 100 people on the basis that some of those who joined the page may have actually known Moat before he turned… More »
By Richard Evans We all have our daily routines. For many of us it will include washing, drying, brushing, styling, spraying and hopefully, dressing. Some people will use more verbs to get ready each morning, while others will undoubtedly use fewer. Whatever our preparations include, whenever we are asked how long we spend… More »
By Richard Evans Tuesday afternoon at 3.40pm, as Bafana Bafana scored their second goal against a sulking French team, I began frantically messaging the Yahoo! France news editor. He's usually a very chatty fellow but on this occasion he was surprisingly quiet. "OK a total shame I confess" was all he… More »
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