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Inside Track - latest update from our President 22 Jan 2021 Welcome to 2021! Welcome to the latest edition of "Inside Track", providing regular updates on the Institutions Trustee Board activities. Welcome to this New Year edition of Inside Track.  It is largely a repeat of the one that went out a day or two before Christmas but many people said they did not see that one.  It is quite long due to the high volume of Trustee Board activity which we would like to share with ...

Western Cape premier Alan Winde is offering suggestions how to allow for a controlled reopening of the economy under Covid-19 regulations, including a limited resumption of the sale of alcohol.

The Duterte spokesman devotes a chunk of his press conference to defending the Sinovac vaccine

Twelve years ago last Thursday, Vermont said goodbye to Seven Days political columnist Peter Freyne. January 7, 2009, was the first day of that years legislative session, so lawmakers honored his passing with a moment of silence. Not all of them liked Freyne, to put it mildly, but they sure as heck read his "Inside Track" every week. In fact, his weekly column was all the "news" we provided in the early days of the paper. When Freynes byline first appeared in Seven Days, on October 18, 19...

4 ways to become more digitally empowered Its a good time for firms to take stock of what’s working well and how they can ensure advisers are digitally empowered in the year ahead. January 13, 2021 3 MINS Technology has been especially essential for advisers to stay connected and productive lately — in fact, three-quarters of advisers agree that the pandemic accelerated the adoption of digital processes within their firm, according to a recent Fidelity Advisor Technolo...

Cayetano’s comeback: Ousted speaker to launch ‘BTS sa Kongreso’ bloc Jan 12, 2021 7:58 PM PHT Korean pop idols aren’t the only ones staging their comeback after going on hiatus.  Three months after he was ousted as speaker, Taguig City-Pateros 1st District Representative Alan Peter Cayetano and 6 of his loyal allies are set to make more noise in the House with the launching of their own “independent majority” bloc on Thursday, January 14.  And get this: they are calling themselves...

As we enter another Olympic year, how will coronavirus impact the sporting events of this year? Show more Eleanor Oldroyd and Darren Campbell bring you the first Inside Track of 2021. As we enter another Olympic year, how will coronavirus impact the sporting events of this year? We hear from Olympian Tom Bosworth and Wales’ record goalscorer Helen Ward on how their sports have been affected. Plus England spinner Jack Leach joins the pod to talk about life in quarantine against...

Jack Leach awaiting Covid vaccine news after ‘scary’ vulnerable classification Jack Leach has been classified as ‘vulnerable’ to the coronavirus (Simon Cooper/PA) England spinner Jack Leach has revealed he was informed by text message that he was on the Government’s vulnerable person list for coronavirus and is awaiting news of when he will be invited to take the vaccine. Leach suffers from Crohn’s Disease and has a weakened immune system as a result of the medication he takes, a co...

Sri Lanka v England: Jonny Bairstow says he does not have point to prove By Stephan ShemiltBBC Sport Jonny Bairstow has not played a Test for England since December 2019 England batsman Jonny Bairstow says he does not have a point to prove on the tour of Sri Lanka. Bairstow, 31, has not played a Test in over a year, but could be recalled for next weeks first Test in Galle in the absence of Rory Burns, Ben Stokes and Ollie Pope. "I genuinely think that my game is in the best place it has been," ...

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