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Campaign Launches To Eliminate Sexism In Football
A campaign aimed at eliminating sexism in football has been launched in the United Kingdom. The HerGameToo movement aims to be the catalyst for positive change in the game. After being founded by twelve passionate, female football fans, the movement is driven using the same ideology initially used when founding a non-profit organisation, which follows elements of support, empowerment, and progress. The founding members of the campaign are committed to growing the movement with the aim of fostering an ethos in football in which women are welcomed and respected equally.
By Ashish Prabhu4 years ago in Unbalanced
Rose Ayling Ellis Wins Strictly Come Dancing
Rose Ayling-Ellis has lifted the 2021 Strictly Come Dancing title after claiming victory over John Whaite and in the final that took place in London. The Eastenders actress lifted the glitterball trophy along side professional dance partner Giovanni Pernice. Ellis is well recognised by many people due to the part she plays in BBC soap opera Eastenders. She plays Frankie Lewis in the programme and is well recognised for taking on challenging storylines.
By Ashish Prabhu4 years ago in Gamers
Boris Johnson Announces Plans To Get The UK Vaccinated
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has set out his plans to defeat the Omicron variant of Covid 19 and make sure everyone remains safe and healthy. In his latest briefing from Downing Street, he declared his intention to ensure that everyone over eighteen will be offered a Covid 19 booster in order to protect themselves from contracting the new Omicron variant. It has been discovered that even people who are double jabbed are not protected from the new variant. That is why the Prime Minister has made it his mission to ensure that everyone is fully vaccinated by the end of this month.
By Ashish Prabhu4 years ago in The Swamp
UK Moves To Plan B Covid Restrictions
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced that the country will move on to Plan B with regard to restrictions to try and control the number of cases of Covid 19 that there are . Cases have been increasing dramatically recently due to the new South African variant of the disease which is called Omicron. Not much is known about the new variant yet but it is believed that if people are double jabbed and have had their Covid 19 booster, they will be able to protect themselves from experiencing severe symptoms due to the disease.
By Ashish Prabhu4 years ago in The Swamp
Appeal To Save Christmas
Christmas is a time of year where people spend time with their families to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. Everyone spends more time together enjoying the festivities and taking part in different activities with friends and family. Unfortunately for the past couple of years, people round the world haven't had chance to spend much time with friends and family due to the Covid 19 pandemic. This is a brand new disease that no one knew how to deal with.
By Ashish Prabhu4 years ago in Lifehack
New South African Covid Variant Begins To Spread
The number of cases of a new variant of the Covid 19 virus is beginning to rise across the UK. The variant known as Omicron, which first originated in South Africa, is now spreading across the UK and Europe. The initial cases in the UK were detected on Saturday in Brentford, Essex and Nottingham. Contact tracing is now taking place to try and discover the source of the out break and ensure that it doesn't spread too far and infect too many people.
By Ashish Prabhu4 years ago in Lifehack
Salford City Council Gives Approval For New Houses To Be Built
Proposals for around forty five new homes to be constructed off Blandford Road next to the Albion Academy in Charlestown have been given the approval by Salford City Council's planning and transportation regulatory panel. The development will be on the site of the former Cromwell Secondary school for girls and as part of this, they will be able to retain and preserve Alan Boyson's Grade II-listed Tree of Knowledge mural.
By Ashish Prabhu4 years ago in Lifehack
Investigations Underway In To Liverpool Terror Attack
An explosion which occurred outside Liverpool Women's Hospital on Remembrance Sunday has been declared a terrorist incident by Counter Terrorism Policing North West. A taxi exploded and burst in to flames shortly before 11am at the drop off zone near the entrance to the hospital. The passenger was killed in the blast but the driver escaped with injuries caused by the explosion.
By Ashish Prabhu4 years ago in Criminal
UK Prepares To Raise Awareness Of Diabetes
This month is National Diabetes Awareness Month and is a time when people across the country are encouraged to draw attention to Diabetes and the life long side effects it can have on the way people live their daily lives. This year, the campaign is choosing to focus mainly on pre- diabetes and the ways in which people can prevent themselves from ever contracting the condition. As a result of this, people should have the knowledge and skills they need to live healthier lives and ensure that they don't have to take medication every day to stop their blood sugar going too high and causing other related health conditions.
By Ashish Prabhu4 years ago in Longevity
UK Plans Introduction Of New Visa System
The United Kingdom is planning changes to it's Visa regulations in an effort to make it easier at a time when there is a large skills shortage and a lack of HGV drivers who help transport different goods in to the country. Many people may have noticed dwindling supplies of their favourite items in the shops which is due to a lack of available drivers who can move things around. They plan to introduce a number of different options to help companies survive during a time when cases of Covid 19 are beginning to rise again and different companies are having difficulty in employing the right staff that they need to help transport goods to and from different locations. This includes Scale Up Visas. However this should not be seen as a silver bullet which will solve all existing problems.That is according to global leader in talent acquisition and managed workforce solutions, Guidant Global.
By Ashish Prabhu4 years ago in Lifehack
Social Distancing Reduced COVID Transmission By 84%
In recent years, people around the world have been encouraged to take social distancing measures to prevent them from contract Coronavirus from other people. When these measures were first put in place, it was said that people had to be at lease two metres away from other people to avoid contracting the disease. It was also thought better that people should remain in their homes at all times unless going out to buy oruse essential items and services. This meant that they could only leave their homes for a number of reasons including shopping for everyday essential items (this should not include anything glamorous or anything that they wouldn't buy in their everyday lives), to seek emergency medical advice, to undertake an hours exercise per week and to collect any medication that they needed in their everyday lives
By Ashish Prabhu4 years ago in Longevity
Campaign Arranged To Help Raise Awareness For World Stroke Day
Around a hundred thousand people have a stroke every year in the UK. That's according to national statistics from the Stroke Association who hope to raise awareness of the condition in preparation for World Stroke Day which is an annual event which occurs on the 29th October. If somebody suffers a stroke, every second matters if you want to save that person's quality of life. As soon as a stroke occurs, brain tissue and millions of neurons begin to fade away. They can only be saved with quick access to emergency medical care.
By Ashish Prabhu4 years ago in Lifehack
