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Surge Energy has indicated that it is planning to acquire the remaining stake in Longview Oil Corp in order to have complete control on the company.

Surge Energy is already the largest shareholder in Longview Oil Corp has finally agreed to buy the rest of the company. Surge announced a unsolicited non-binding proposal to acquire all the remaining outstanding shares in the company.

BP has announced its decision to close its key oil refinery in Brisbane in Australia. The move will be a major set back for the country's oil supply security. Following the closure, the country will be able to meet only a third of its domestic petrol and diesel demand in Australia.

The company announced on Wednesday that it will close down its Bulwer Island refinery in Brisbane in 2015. The close will result in a loss of a total of more than 350 jobs. BP has decided to take the product from Caltex's Lytton refinery and will also keep its storage units at Bulwer Island on 'care and maintenance'.

After a frightening four-story fall, specialists were ready to assemble Jon Fenton back once more.

The 27-year-old from Nottingham, England, smashed every single bone in his face when he tumbled from an overhang while in the midst of some recreation in Barcelona, Spain.

He accepts he tripped over a seat, then fell over the gallery railing, arriving on a solid top.

Fenton broke both arms and both legs, crushed all his front teeth, and punctured a gap in the top of his mouth - around an exhibit of different wounds.

Senior NHS administrators have imparted more than £300,000 in pay climbs as a consequence of the Government's rearrangement of the Health Service, notwithstanding staying in evidently indistinguishable posts.

Division of Health executives whose occupations were moved to the NHS England quango have appreciated startling ascents, authority figures recommend.

Other provincial executives of public health, now utilized by Public Health England, an alternate quango, have likewise had immense ascents.

Specialists have said that numerous trials on vitamin D affecting wellbeing benefits are either uncertain or inadequate to reach any firm determinations.

The first, via scientists situated in the UK, Europe and USA, inspected information from observational studies and clinical trials to abridge wellbeing results connected with vitamin D levels, both commonly coursing and as a consequence of taking supplements.

Wellbeing Canada ought to "forcefully" investigate the conceivable connection between remote wireless transmissions and disease and ought to educate Canadians how they can constrain their introduction to such electromagnetic fields while utilizing cellphones, an expert exploratory board proposes.