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LONDON PHONE SNATCHING
Nearly 40% of phone thefts in Europe happen in the UK now and more than 40% of those are stolen in LondonIt was hard to think of London as being the "crime capital" of Europe now, having been there countless times over the past 30 years with na...- California man’s plane keeps getting stolen, flown, fixed and returned, no leads in sightJason Hong's 75th birthday took an unexpected turn when his Cessna Skyhawk vanished from its hangar at Corona Municipal Airport. The plane ...
- What is Currys’ ‘Mind the Grab’ Campaign and how a purple line plans to tackle phone theft on London streetsCurrys, Westminster Council, Metropolitan Police, and Crimestoppers launch 'Mind the Grab' in London. Purple lines on Oxford Street remind ...
- Sleepless in Kyiv: How Ukraine's capital copes with Russia's nighttime attacksKyiv residents are increasingly seeking refuge in subway stations due to intensified Russian drone and missile attacks. The increased frequ...
- Heading to London? Keep a firm grip on your mobile phoneLondon has become Europe's mobile-phone theft capital, with 70,095 recorded thefts in a year, fueled by the use of electric bikes. Despite ...
- Digital detox: Young adults flock to London 'offline' nightsTickets were snatched up when they went on sale for the two-hour "digital detox" night, with more than 150 young adults aged mostly between...
- Pankaj Oswal's daughter Vasundhara jailed in Uganda, not allowed to change clothes, bathe. Know the reason behind her detentionVasundhara Oswal detained in Uganda: Swiss-Indian billionaire's daughter Vasundhara Oswal has been illegally detained in Uganda with local ...
- Arsenal aim to pick Manchester City's pockets in title raceMikel Arteta reportedly hired a group of pickpockets to teach his Arsenal stars a valuable lesson and is now planning to steal the Premier ...
- Bishopsgate stabbing attack: Four people get injured after passersby try to stop robbers on bikes from stealing phoneAfter pedestrians and a courier boy tried to stop some masked robbers on electric bikes from stealing a person's phone, at least three peop...
- 'More than an icon, Diana was a real person.' Designer Elizabeth Emanuel recalls Princess of WalesShe was a real person who played a central role in her life and career.
- When two wheels are better than fourIn terms of manoeuvrability in city traffic, mopeds are far better than even the Mini Coopers used so evocatively by thieves in The Italian...
- Indian-origin scientist creates Twitter account to track moped gangsThe 28-year-old then took a taxi to chase the four youths who were on three mopeds and also witnessed them snatch a phone from another vict...
- All you need to know about mobile-first publishing startup JuggernautHow Chiki Sarkar and Durga Raghunath are making an audacious attempt to break new ground with their mobile-first publishing startup Juggern...
- Five animals who are getting tech-savvy by the dayThese ingenious animals got hip to the smartphone and camera to take a shot at worldwide stardom.
- Samsung Galaxy S3 launched in India at Rs 43,180; eyes 60% of Indian smartphone marketIn the first four months of this year, Samsung has announced the launch of 10 new mobile handsets in the price range of between Rs 7,830 an...
- Britain's MI6 helped capture Muammar Gaddafi's son Saif: ReportBritish spy agency MI6 played a key role in the capture of Saif al-Islam, son of slain Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi, a media report said.
- Revamped 5-Series, Mini Countryman boost BMW netBayerische Motoren Werke (BMW), the world's largest maker of luxury vehicles, reported 2010 profit that beat analysts’ estimates as custome...
- Maninder Kohli convicted of Hannah Foster's rape-and-muderManinderpal was found guilty of rape & murder of British schoolgirl.
- Masked bandits kidnap tourists in Egypt desertMasked bandits kidnapped a group of 19 foreign tourists and Egyptians at gunpoint as they were on a desert safari in a remote corner of sou...
- Unfriendliest port of welcome to get enough guests thanks to falling $Halal tourism is on the rise in the Middle East, mobile phones are revolutionising the Asian travel industry and the falling US dollar.
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