Gazette Bourgeoise beat So Said I five lengths over two and three-quarter miles at Stratford last month but will Ben Case’s charge be able to confirm placings in a Mares’ Novices’ Hurdle over a similar distance around ‘good’ ground Exeter this afternoon? Harry Bannister and Brendan Powell are the sameContinue Reading
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wavebreakmedia/Shutterstock Adverse birth outcomes in England – which include stillborn babies, premature birth, low birth weight and the death of the mother during pregnancy or after birth – are closely linked to inequality. A report on maternal deaths in the UK has found that in comparison to white women, blackContinue Reading
OXFORD’S clash against Wigan has been postponed after a Covid outbreak in the hosts’ team. The League One clash was scheduled to kick off at 3pm today. 1 Oxford’s clash against Wigan has been postponed after a Covid outbreak in the hosts’ teamCredit: Getty But a new date will nowContinue Reading
AWR is back and my focus is fixed firmly on an eight-race floodlit Wolverhampton tapeta programme which features two divisions of the Novice Stakes over an extended one mile; fancies are Symbol Of Light and Yantarni but not necessarily my selections! As ever I’m keen on exploiting value of each-wayContinue Reading
I t’s finally here. Adele Day. Speaking to Vogue ahead of the album release, the 33-year-old revealed that her wellbeing suffered as her marriage ended: “My anxiety was so terrible, I’d forget what I had or hadn’t said to [son] Angelo about separating.” The singer’s therapist suggested she record conversationsContinue Reading
The Cornwall Gleaning network was started in early 2020 after its founder, Holly Whitelaw watched a Simon Reeve documentary about Cornwall, it’s hidden poverty and challenges being faced by its inhabitants.After some shocking conversations with desperate individuals on the front line of the food poverty crisis, Holly decided to setContinue Reading
When the Syrian refugee crisis began in 2011, the journeys of thousands of people fleeing their home country to cross the Mediterranean were widely documented in the media. But the public response was tepid until 2015, when a photograph of drowned Syrian toddler Alan Kurdi on a Turkish beach wasContinue Reading
Music has a powerful effect on the brain. meboonstudio/ Shutterstock You probably don’t realise it when you’re listening to your favourite song, but music has an incredibly powerful effect on the human brain. Singing, playing an instrument or listening to music have all been shown to activate numerous areas ofContinue Reading
We appear to live in an age of misinformation. Certain broadcasters and social media celebrities openly promote fake facts or misrepresentations of science and data to their audience, many of whom do not seem to care whether they are right or wrong, as long as they are hearing what theyContinue Reading
