The Mousetrap

Mr Stanley said that he has "no doubt" in his mind and believes that "it was the carbon fibre tube that was the mechanical part that failed" which led to the implosion of Titan.

YouTubers Gavin Free and Daniel Gruchy or The Slow Mo Guys shared a new video that's going insanely viral online. It's collected over 5.3 million views within only 22 hours of being shared.

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At the end of each performance of the Agatha Christie play "The Mousetrap," the person revealed to be the murderer steps forward and tells the audience to "keep the secret of whodunit locked in your heart." Even after 58 continuous years of performances in the West End of London, the play's twist ending has been largely preserved by reviewers, guid...

Mr Stanley said that he has "no doubt" in his mind and believes that "it was the carbon fibre tube that was the mechanical part that failed" which led to the implosion of Titan.

YouTubers Gavin Free and Daniel Gruchy or The Slow Mo Guys shared a new video that's going insanely viral online. It's collected over 5.3 million views within only 22 hours of being shared.

Fast food giant McDonald's has been in the news lately for all the wrong reasons. A few days ago, it was put on the mat for using pink slime, worm meat and other dodgy ingredients. Now this! Ron Morais, a Canadian from Fredericton, New Brunswick took...

As retailers stock up for Christmas, the No. 1 maker of computer mice is fighting to increase its share of the computer accessories market.

At the end of each performance of the Agatha Christie play "The Mousetrap," the person revealed to be the murderer steps forward and tells the audience to "keep the secret of whodunit locked in your heart." Even after 58 continuous years of performances in the West End of London, the play's twist ending has been largely preserved by reviewers, guid...