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BBC News 9 April 2014 Prince George met other babies and played with toys at the event in Wellington The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge took Prince George on the first official public engagement of their 19-day tour of New Zealand and Australia. The royal couple met fellow new mothers and fathers at Government House […]

Are you crazy busy? Overworked? Are you sure? It’s a common refrain from friends — or our own mouths — that we’re too busy and have too much to do. For some, being loaded down with work and other commitments is a badge of honour, a sign of importance. But should we be glorifying busy? 

The search for two large objects that may be from the missing Malaysia Airlines jet has resumed in the southern Indian Ocean. The Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) said Friday’s operation would involve five aircraft, including three RAAF Orions, and a US Navy P8 Poseidon. The planes are scouring a remote area of 8,800 sq miles

Sky News 6th March 2014 Liz Wahl says she believes in “disseminating the truth” as she hits out at Russia Today’s coverage of the Ukraine crisis. A presenter for a Russian government-funded TV channel has resigned live on air, after accusing the station of “whitewashing the actions” of Vladimir Putin. Liz Wahl, a US anchor

Facebook has agreed to buy the mobile messaging company WhatsApp for $19bn (£11.4bn), the social network has announced. The company said in a statement that it would pay $4bn (£2.4bn) in cash and $15bn (£9bn) in Facebook shares as part of the deal. The app’s founders and employees will get $3bn (£1.8bn) of the shares

  Some of Britain’s banks announce plans to help homeowners affected by damaging floods sweeping the country. Banks have announced a range of support for flood victims, as rising waters continue to cause havoc for homeowners. Santander said it would offer free overdraft extensions and mortgage payment holidays to customers who have been affected by

By Alex Crawford, Africa Correspondent SKY NEWS 12 Feb 2014 The battle to save the African forest elephant is reaching crisis levels. Some, like Professor Lee White – a British-born zoologist who is among those fighting to rescue the species – already believe it is “ecologically extinct”. And in an exclusive interview with Sky News,

Read the text and take the quiz! Sky news 17 November 2013 Chinese state media has reported that the country’s one child policy is to be “loosened”, in what will be a major policy shift. The official Xinhua News Agency said the Communist party released a key document saying it will now allow couples to

Watch the video, read the text and do the quiz at the bottom of the page! Sky News 11th November 2013 Rescuers are struggling to get desperately needed aid to areas of the Philippines devastated by Typhoon Haiyan – as a new storm approaches. Aid workers are being held back by blocked roads and damaged