The Northern Lights Have Got Lost.

The other night if you were lucky enough to live in Scotland you will of spotted the Northern Lights which are normally on spotted in the Arctic. Stargazers where amazed to see these spectacular lights as they are rare in Britain.

The aurora borealis are rarely seen in this country but the stunning Northern Lights, which normally appear above Iceland and Norway, were seen further south the other weekend due to unusual solar activity. The skies lit up in gorgeous green arcs across much of Scotland on Sunday night and were reported as far south as Cleveland, Cumbria, Northumberland and Yorkshire.

The UK School Games

The UK school games are due to be held in London this year on the 6th to the 9th of May.  Four Olympic venues will host the event - the Olympic Stadium, Aquatic Centre, Velodrome and ExCel Centre. The competition is designed for elite, school aged athletes that belong to a county club. The sports involved are athletics, badminton, cycling, fencing, gymnastics, hockey, rugby sevens, swimming, table tennis and wheelchair basketball. Volunteers are ask to, well, volunteer but it is an amazing experience!
The facts:
This event hopes to copy the Olympic and Paralympic games even with the opening and closing ceremonies!
About 1,600 young athletes will compete!
Upto 35,000 spectators will be able to, in person, see the event.
It will be the last event held on the park until the Olympics Opening Ceremony on the 27th of July.
There will be disability events in six sports: athletics, fencing, swimming, judo, table tennis and wheelchair basketball.
Around 2,000 hotel rooms around the ExCel arena are estimated to be used as the athlete's village.
Tickets are not already on sale but will be soon. They sell quick so be ready online.

Polar Bear Cub Lives With Humans

A female Polar bear cub was born on New Years Day and rejected by its mum and ended up having to be hand reared.

According to staff at at Penglai Ocean and Polar Region World, an aquarium in China's eastern Shandong Province the cub is in stable condition. Weighing in at only half a kilogram and being bottle fed, the female cub is being kept in an incubator after she had problems with her digestion system.

The cub also was suffering from severe malnutrition due to lack of her mothers milk.Aquarium staff are optimistic about her future however, stating that the cub is no longer in critical condition and will be ready for her first public appearance in six months' time.

Now it's there, now it's not…

Only minutes had passed when Caroline Gruosi-Scheufele realised she had left her precious ring in the hotel that night; but it was minutes too late. Hong Kong police are frantically searching for a stolen ring worth an estimated HK$12m (GB£1,005,961.62).


The treasured possession, decorated elaborately with emeralds and diamonds, was seen at 11.24pm on the fourth floor of the Four Seasons Hotel, and reported missing just 7 minutes later. Miss Gruosi-Scheufele, co-president of the high-end establishment Chopard, was in Hong Kong to celebrate the opening of a new store. A HK$500,000 reward is in place, however no information has been received. The likelihood is that the ring has already been sold, but investigations will continue into the near future.

Hollywood horror!

Believe it or not, a severed head has been found under the famous Hollywood sign above L0s Angeles.

The police are in the process of trying to discover the identity of the mystery man. According to one report, the head belongs to the head of an American in his 40s who had salt and pepper in his hair.

The head was found by two female dog walkers on the hillside below the fa mos sign.
They had seen their dogs playing with an object, which on closer inspection turned out to be the "relatively fresh" severed head.

Detectives guarded the Canyon Dive scene overnight and are looking for other body parts that may under cover more about this mystery head in the hill.

Just think imagine finding a severed head on a walk! yuck

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