Elder Scrolls Online: first impressions
I spent much of last weekend on Stros M’Kai – an island in the vast virtual world of Tamriel that will be the setting for a the long-awaited game Elder Scrolls Online.
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If France can beat Wales this evening and Ireland defeat England at Twickenham on Saturday, it could set things up for a decider on the final weekend of this weekend’s Six Nations series.
Facebook acquires instant messaging service WhatsApp in a $19bn deal that Mark Zuckerberg describes as “extremely valuable”. But is it?
Journalists react angrily on Twitter after a PR company representing Mastercard tells them to mention the company in their tweets from the Brit awards.
Oxford professor and author Danny Dorling tells Channel 4 News house prices cannot continue going up “because we are not getting richer”. But what can you afford across the UK and the world now?
12 Years a Slave wins the best film award at Britain’s top movie honours on Sunday, but it was the space thriller Gravity that claimed the biggest trophy haul.
I spent much of last weekend on Stros M’Kai – an island in the vast virtual world of Tamriel that will be the setting for a the long-awaited game Elder Scrolls Online.
Former tabloid editor Piers Morgan confirms he has been questioned by police over claims of phone hacking at the Mirror Group.
We’ve heard about the sandbag stealers and the communities abandoned. But what about the stars of the storm? Channel 4 News lifts the lid on the misery and seeks out the heroes of the floods.
A former policeman at the centre of the “plebgate” row, which led to the resignation of Andrew Mitchell, says the police Federation has treated the former chief whip like “tethered prey”.
From the sandbagged in Surrey to the Somerset evacuees: victims of the floods are documenting the worst of the storms.
As a conference on wildlife trafficking opens in London, Congo conservationists claim Chinese in the country are boosting the supply of AK47 bullets to poor communities to encourage elephant poaching.
It has been the wettest January since records began, with the worst floods in more than 250 years. But in 1953 more than 300 people died in flooding in Kent, Essex and East Anglia.
Two deaths in the UK over the weekend are linked to the new “neknomination” viral drinking game that encourages the consumption of dangerous amounts of alcohol.
The Beatles’ seminal appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show in the United States took place 50 years ago, on 9 February 1964. On their return to the UK, the Fab Four were quizzed by an ITN reporter.
Spain’s Princess Cristina testifies in a historic judicial hearing aimed at helping determine whether she and her husband illegally used company funds for personal expenses.