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Radd Seiger said his grandmother was born in the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv before moving to the US and that he wants to take in as many refugees as possible because he feels compelled to help

The life and work of Scotland’s national bard Robert Burns was celebrated by members of the Rotary Club of Musselburgh.

The Unholy Alliance.

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Export rules and container crisis threaten supply chain Lack of clarity regarding exports to the EU and a continued shortage of shipping containers are plaguing UK food manufacturers. A report from the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (EFRA) Committee report raised serious concerns for exporters of time-sensitive fresh and live seafood and meat shipments to the EU, particularly small- and medium-sized businesses. It highlighted concerns that the new barriers the...

UK risking new diseases and unsafe food by delaying checks to avoid Brexit border chaos, experts warn Jon Stone © Provided by The Independent The government is risking new diseases and unsafe food coming to Britain by delaying the introduction of safety checks in a bid to avoid Brexit chaos, experts have warned. MPs on the Commons environment committee were told that "unscrupulous" criminal gangs had their eyes on the UKs lax controls, drawn by making "considerable" amounts of...

George Floyd Death Considered Murder by 64% of Blacks, 28% of Whites in America: Poll On 3/6/21 at 10:54 AM EST Ahead of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvins trial for the death of George Floyd, a new poll by USA Today and Ipsos found that 64 percent of Black people surveyed considered Floyds death a murder, while only 28 percent of white people believed the same. According to Ipsos, the poll surveyed 1,165 Americans, 788 of whom were white, while only 178 were Black, on March 1 an...

The bill would ban chokeholds and create national standards for policing, as well as outlawing "qualified immunity" for law enforcement.

Boris Johnson has ordered a probe into attempts by far-left activists to hijack movements such as Black Lives Matter and Extinction Rebellion.  Bosses behind the investigation say they will look at the impact of progressive extremism on cause groups - something described as a current blind spot by those leading the probe. As well as the far-left, the investigation will also cover far-right extremism. It is being launched following concern among ministers about unacceptable behaviour linked to ...

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