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Fishing tales are usually taken with a pinch of salt, but thankfully this incredible Cape Coral story was caught on camera. And the crazy incident involving 2 fishermen overboard, a rod and a 450-pound Goliath grouper has now made national news! Day tripper Mike was...

May 4th marks the start of Deaf Awareness week in the UK. The UK Council on Deafness, founded in 1993 and the national umbrella organisation for charities and professional bodies working in the field of deafness, co-ordinates deaf awareness week which involves UK wide...

Sushi comes in many forms, not just the nigiri variety so popular in Western restaurants and supermarkets. Sushi traces its origins back for millennia, to the rice fields of Asia – China, to be specific. This may be shocking to you, as most people assume...

Admit it. Even as an adult, you have probably walked past a Lego shop and secretly wanted a set for Christmas. The alluring plastic bricks account for millions in worldwide sales each year - to the extent that Lego is the world's biggest manufacturer of...

Original article published by the EFC Flyering can be your best and worst experience of the Fringe. At its best it allows you to interact with your future audience and get bums on seats. At its worst it can mean hours...

There are currently 10 countries in the world which have 'democratic' as part of their formal name. However, these countries are sometimes run on a basis that is far from their democratic ideal of their name, and one of these countries even ranks bottom...

Last month WIL West Lothian launched its Winchbugh page with a news story about the development of Auldcathie Park. To celebrate, we are looking into Winchburgh's fascinating history; here are 10 things you need to know about West Lothian's fastest growing village. #1 Ancient Village Winchburgh...

Hard as it is to believe, there have only ever been 11 foreign language UK number ones in the history of the charts. Sadly some great hits such as Joe le Taxi, La Isla Bonita and Dragostea Din Tei by O-Zone miss out on...

Jimmy Dean Everyone who knew James Byron Dean in real life called him Jimmy; the diminutive was quite apt because he was small in stature. He would be referred to as "boy" and "kid" all his short life. At a crucial point he realised that...

The Eurovision song contest has seen some acts go on to global success; other acts were already famous and took to the Eurovision stage - with mixed success! How many of these performers do you recognise? #1 Celine Dion - Switzerland - 1988 - Winner! https://youtu.be/w6b7BHGkKQA #2...