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How millions of veterans were returned to civilian work en masse after WWII
After the end of the war, millions of servicemen and women needed a job. Coxy58/Shutterstock The present government’s struggle to get Britain back to work amid the pandemic looks a little less daunting when compared to the challenge that faced its predecessor in 1945. In her fine account of theContinue Reading
Ahead Of IPL 2020, BCCI President Sourav Ganguly Visits Sharjah Stadium To Review Preparations. See Pics | Cricket News
Sourav Ganguly visited Sharjah Stadium to review the preparations ahead of IPL 2020.© Instagram The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president Sourav Ganguly on Monday visited Sharjah Cricket Stadium — one of the three venues for IPL 2020 — to review the preparations, with only few daysContinue Reading
Chelsea’s Timo Werner Expects To Be Fit In Time For Liverpool Clash | Football News
Timo Werner’s pace and astute movement made him a handful for Brighton’s defence even with the injury.© AFP Timo Werner insisted he will be fit to face Liverpool on Sunday after Chelsea’s new striker finished their 3-1 win at Brighton with an ice pack on his thigh. Werner marked hisContinue Reading
Lewis Hamilton Being Investigated For Anti-Police Brutality T-Shirt: Report | Formula 1 News
Lewis Hamilton wore a T-shirt with a message against police brutality at the Tuscan Grand Prix.© AFP Formula One’s ruling body is reported to be considering action against world champion Lewis Hamilton after he wore a t-shirt highlighting police brutality at Sunday’s Tuscan Grand Prix. The six-time world champion andContinue Reading
US Open: Naomi Osaka Climbs To Third In WTA Rankings After Grand Slam Win | Tennis News
Naomi Osaka with the US Open trophy© AFP The US Open title win has lifted Naomi Osaka back into the top 3 in the latest WTA Rankings on Monday. The 22-year-old won the US Open title on Sunday after securing a win over Victoria Azarenka in the final. She climbedContinue Reading
Robots to be introduced in UK care homes to allay loneliness – that’s inhuman
Some UK care homes are to deploy robots in an attempt to allay loneliness and boost mental health. The wheeled machines will “initiate rudimentary conversations, play residents’ favourite music, teach them languages, and offer practical help, including medicine reminders”. They are being introduced after an international trial found they reducedContinue Reading
Rafael Nadal Concerned About Spectators At French Open | Tennis News
Rafael Nadal will play the Italian Open in Rome as he returns to tennis action.© AFP Spain’s clay-court king Rafael Nadal called for caution on Monday with the French Open set to be played in front of spectators later this month despite coronavirus concerns. Nadal, who will bid for aContinue Reading
Exercise as therapy: its surprising potential to treat people with multiple chronic conditions
Exercise therapy improved mental health and quality of life. Kzenon/ Shutterstock Hundreds of millions of people of all ages worldwide live with two or more chronic conditions – commonly defined as multimorbidity. Those living with it are found to have poorer physical and mental health, higher risk of being admittedContinue Reading
Farmers urged to ‘dip a toe’ in LEAF Open Farm Sunday virtual event
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What food-insecure children want you to know about hunger
Footballer and food poverty campaigner Marcus Rashford has rebuked Conservative MP Kevin Hollinrake on Twitter for suggesting that parents who need help to feed their children are failing in their responsibilities. Children growing up in poverty today recognise it is their parents’ duty to make sure they are fed adequately.Continue Reading