News Headlines - 02 September 2015

▽Eurostar suffers sever delays as migrants attempt to block Channel Tunnel | world news

Hundreds of Eurostar passengers endured travel chaos this morning as migrants block tracks leading to the tunnel under the English Channel and attempted to board trains.
According to the rail operator, three trains left Paris early for London while two others were forced to return to their original departure stations.

▽Number of workers on zero-hours contracts up by 19% | The Guardian

The Office for National Statistics said the number of people reporting that they work on contracts without a minimum number of hours climbed to 744,000 from 624,000 in 2014, a rise of 19% to 2.4% of the total UK workforce of 31 million.

▽Blue whale caught on camera in English waters 'for the first time' | The Guardian

Oceanographers claim grainy pictures showing world’s largest animal 250 miles off the coast are first since it was hunted to near-extinction

▽Koran discovery could rewrite Islamic history | The Times

A copy of the Koran that may predate the Prophet Muhammad could rewrite the early history of Islam, scholars believe.
Scientists at the University of Oxford said last month that carbon dating of a fragment of the holy text held by a Birmingham library suggested that it was among the oldest in the world.

▽Is This The Title For The 2016 Toho 'Godzilla' Reboot?

We've known that Toho was working on a Godzilla reboot due for a 2016 release since it was announced back in December 2014. During the announcements, it was noted that production would start in Summer of 2015, with later updates stating shooting would begin in September.