SHOCKING: Cru | Mind Blowing Facts

Fertiliser shipments begin exiting through Hormuz strait

Before the U.S. and Israel launched the war on February 28, about a third of globally traded urea - the world's most widely used fertiliser - and nearly half of seaborne sulphur, ‌a key input, typically flowed ⁠through the ⁠strait.

The Economic Times · Jun 26

Meeting discussed using terror laws to tackle paramilitary flags and murals

A senior PSNI officer said that ‘comprehensive caselaw’ could be developed in the courts.

Evening Standard · Dec 30, 2025

'Hang in there baby!': MP takes to the skies to open youth camps latest attraction

Hunter MP Dan Repacholi braves heights and a leap of faith to launch adventure campus.

Newcastle Herald · Jun 18, 2024

‘I never lost hope’: Judge exonerates Florida man who was in prison for nearly 35 years

MIAMI — After spending nearly 35 years behind bars in South Florida, Sidney Holmes will be a free man.

Miami Herald · Mar 13, 2023

Pensioner's shock bill lets slip that thousands have no effective protection on heating costs

Karen Butler-Lynch, who lives on disability allowance, and pensioner Anette Manning went to the Commission of Regulation for Utilities, when they got a €815 heating bill for a four week period

Dublin Live · Mar 9, 2023

Costa Rica Unlimited Dirt Bike Tours Announces Summer 2023 Dates

Costa Rica Unlimited Dirt Bike Tours releases its 2023 schedule with three dates offering five-day, four-night packages during May, June, and July.

RideApart · Mar 4, 2023

Irish households to get further €90 off electricity bills this year

The decision was taken as a measure by the Government aimed at addressing inflation and to ease the financial burden of rising consumer costs on families.

Irish Mirror · Feb 9, 2023

East Lothian tax cheat has £1.6m seized after stuffing cash in envelopes at home

The Civil Recovery Unit and HMRC say that they were alerted to the issue after discovering several suspect payments being made from the same post office in a matter of weeks.

Edinburgh Live · Feb 6, 2023

Prosecutors seize £1.6m from Scots tax cheat after thousands of cash-stuffed envelopes found at home

It is one of the largest settlements in the Civil Recovery Unit's history.

Daily Record · Feb 6, 2023

Irish households entitled to €50 refund after ESB overcharged them for 12 years

Customers were not made aware of the scheme which was made to subsidise big business during the financial crash

Dublin Live · Feb 1, 2023