By: Nina Edy

I am the social media assistant at City A.M., creating a buzz around news stories written by the team. I am particularly interested in using analytics to establish trends and keep the conversation flowing.

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The maker of Grand Theft Auto is looking for a professional games tester

February 14, 2017

Playing your favourite game can take up a lot of time (especially if you're winning), It may even lead you to put off that very important work your boss asked you to do. But what if I told you that you can play games all day – and get paid for it? Rockstar Games, the [...]
A last-minute Valentine’s day guide: Six City restaurants with tables for two available

February 14, 2017

The day of love has come round – but if you haven’t had much luck booking a romantic place to celebrate (or, ahem, you just forgot), we’ve put together a list of the City’s best dining spots with last-minute tables for two. No need to thank us – just take a look below and take [...]
Domino’s Pizza has created a 22-carat gold pizza slice engagement ring

February 13, 2017

If you’re into cheesy Valentine’s gestures, look no further than this: Domino’s Pizza has created a 22-carat gold pizza slice engagement ring, topped with diamonds that resemble pepperoni. A lucky customer will win the chance to get their hands on this limited edition slice via a competition on the pizza giant’s Facebook page. The move [...]
Finding love on the first date will cost you, a quarter of the average weekly wage to be exact

February 13, 2017

If you can't seem to find love, you're probably not spending enough, it turns out – after new research found Britons are not shy about splashing the cash to impress on the first date, with the average expenditure on a first date hitting £132.57 – over a quarter of the average weekly wage. The data, [...]
Don’t be boring this Valentine’s day: Here are six things to do instead of going out for dinner

February 10, 2017

There are heart stickers plastered on every shop window, and you can’t seem get away from all the his’n’hers gift guides. It can only mean one thing – Valentine's day is on its way. By now the most romantic (and poshest) restaurants are booked up – but dinner is boring anyway, right? For a creative way [...]
The snow moon, New Year comet and penumbral lunar eclipse will all be visible on Friday – here’s what you need to know

February 8, 2017

Whether you’re an astronomy fanatic or just an occasional stargazer, you don't want to miss this weekend’s events – when we’ll be treated to not one but three celestial displays on the same day. The lunar eclipse, Snow Moon and New Year comet will all be visible the night of 10 February, until the early [...]
The way you drink your coffee says a lot about your age

February 2, 2017

Believe it or not – the way you like your coffee depends on your age, and the more millennial you are, the more adventurous you are with your coffee choices, according to a new study. Espresso machine maker Eversys found older generations of coffee drinkers prefer to keep things basic and stick to traditional brews, [...]
The Magical Lantern Festival returns to London for a spectacular Chinese New Year celebration

January 26, 2017

The Magical Lantern Festival has returned to illuminate Chiswick House Gardens with a spectacular fairytale world of light inspired art and sculptures. Taking place until 26 February – the garden’s 65 acres have been decorated with over 50 illuminated, brand new installations in celebration of the Chinese New Year of the Rooster. This year’s theme [...]
Light up your evening with Canary Wharf’s Winter Lights Festival

January 24, 2017

Brighten up your January evening with Canary Wharf’s Winter Lights Festival, which runs until Friday. This year’s festival is the biggest ever, with 30 spectacular artworks, installations and experiences to look out for – each with an underlying message. The pieces have been brought to life using state-of-the-art light technology, and include angels, glowing graffiti [...]
Time to reconsider lunch? Experts have found chips can give you cancer

January 23, 2017

First it was toast, now health experts have said well-cooked chips and other starchy foods could put you at risk of developing cancer. The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has issued a warning against a chemical called acrylamide, which is often created when foods such as potatoes, bread and root vegetables are cooked for too long [...]

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