I have been living in England for five years now and although Germany still feels like home, it also has become a bit alien to me. Today I really felt like a foreigner. I went into a coffee shop to buy a skinny latte. While I was in the queue, I realized, I had no idea what a skinny latte was called in German! It mu.

Ten things every journalist should know in 2010. Update on the previous article by John Thompson, founder, owner and publisher of Journalism. This is an update on a post I wrote at the beginning of last year Ten things every journalist should know in 2009. I still stand by all those points I made then so consider the following 10 to be an addendum. 1 How to monitor Twitter. 2 You are in control.

When you come to think about it, there is nothing better than words for describing every moment in life. This blog is a display of my words as an aspiring Journalist but also as a girl who has a lot on her mind. Saturday, February 5, 2011. Photo by Randa El Tahawy. Others as a revolution,a crisis, unrest. Whatever name it has, to us and to me what has been happening since Tuesday January 25 are historical events.

Every few month I get an urge to travel. My mind kept wandering off aimlessly, until I convinced myself that I deserved this get-away to rest my body, mind and soul. This also helped me tick off one thing from my bucket-list.

Saturday, 7 September 2013. September 6th, four school governors and one teacher searched hundreds of teenage students one by one for personal phones without any advance notice. Students bodies were also searched apart from underwear. One student Lee hided the phone in his underwear and saved the phone. 4 Teachers believe some internet content is harmful for youngsters.