‘Life in a Time of Plague’ offers bleak view on the UK Government during COVID19
‘Life in a Time of Plague’ is a new book by Julian Roup, author of ‘A Fisherman in the Saddle’
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South Africa set to pay tribute to the 75th Anniversary of the United Nations
On Monday, 21 September 2020, The President will pay tribute to the 75th Anniversary of the United Nations. The commemoration
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Coronavirus: 99.9 per cent of schools open for start of autumn term
New official figures show almost every school in England has opened for the start of the autumn term, following months
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Education Department Issues New Rule on Religious Liberty and Free Inquiry
The Story: The U.S. Department of Education has issued the Religious Liberty and Free Inquiry Final Rule to “help ensure that public institutions
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Coronavirus: British companies deliver British solution to UK Prime Minister
A consortium of British companies has delivered a British ‘end to end’ Covid testing and technology solution to the Prime
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Salvation Army welcomes partners in supporting slavery victims
The Salvation Army is pleased to announce the appointment of the specialist partners which it will work with to manage
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Fresh wave of school abductions could bring Nigeria to brink of civil war
UK-based NGO strongly criticises former PM and Labour leader Gordon Brown for inaction on growing crisis A group of schoolgirls and their
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Reports that Eritrea Government has released 27 Christian prisoners of faith
A trusted contact of Release International says the government has just set free 27 prisoners, most of whom have been
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Salvation Army welcomes partners in supporting slavery victims
The Salvation Army is pleased to announce the appointment of the specialist partners which it will work with to manage
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A third of Britons have no idea how their pension plan works
A new survey of over 2,000 UK adults has revealed how people are managing their pensions, and the impact the
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4 Reasons to Wear a Mask, Even if You Hate It
I don’t like wearing face masks. They fog up my sunglasses and make my beard itch. It’s hard to talk
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Coronavirus: New insight into COVID-19 to be gained from expansion to national testing study
The ONS COVID-19 Infection Survey will be expanded from regularly testing 28,000 people per fortnight in England to 150,000 by
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Kids in Crisis: Barnardo’s Launch New Initiative in Partnership with The Department of Education
More than a million parents1 believe their child could benefit from professional help in the wake of the coronavirus lockdown, according
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Action agreed to support young people into their preferred universities
The Government and higher education sector have together agreed that all students who achieved the required grades will be offered
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Public encouraged to register for Covid-19 vaccine trials
Over 100,000 people have volunteered to take part in Covid-19 vaccine trials, helping to speed up efforts to discover a
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