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Wrexham NHS staff reveal how Captain Sir Tom Moore’s legacy is helping patients Health workers have revealed how the phenomenal fundraising efforts of Captain Sir Tom Moore are benefiting patients in North Wales. The 100-year-old veteran died earlier this month after raising around £33 million for NHS charities by walking laps of his garden. The money has funded a wide range of projects to improve support for patients right across the UK. In North Wales, the Awyr Las charity has so far recei...

Neil Marshalls The Lair Gets Compared to a Mix of Dog Soldiers, Alien & Predator Neil Marshalls The Lair Gets Compared to a Mix of Dog Soldiers, Alien & Predator Director Neil Marshall calls The Lair a full-on monster movie akin to the likes of Dog Soldiers, Alien, and Predator. Filmmaker Neil Marshall is teasing his upcoming horror feature, The Lair, with the director using several key words which are clearly designed to excite fans of the genre. Marshall has recently described the project as...

I’m Ross Douthat. And this is “The Argument.” [MUSIC PLAYING] This week, it’s Trump impeachment, the sequel. And then, how should we think about social media banning the president of the United States? The House of Representatives has voted to impeach Donald Trump for the second time, charging him with incitement of insurrection, with 10 Republicans joining their Democratic colleagues in voting to impeach. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says he will not use emergency powers to b...

archived recording (joe biden) archived recording (donald trump) archived recording (joe biden) ross douthat Today, we talk about this week’s violence at the Capitol, the elections in Georgia, and what it all means for this highly unusual transition of power in the White House. Despite objections from a handful of Republican senators and many more Republicans in the House, Congress has certified Joe Biden’s electoral college victory, but not before the extraordinary spectacle of Congress’...

michelle goldberg Right, and as they see it, if George W. Bush was more of an authoritarian menace than Donald Trump, then it makes no sense to form a coalition with the people who supported and enabled George W. Bush to stand against fascism. ross douthat I’ve sort of participated in this argument as a weird right of center adjunct to it, right? Because a big swath of my fellow conservatives who didn’t vote for Trump agreed with at least some of the fascism discourse, right? Which is...

McGill PhD candidate on being part of the UN World Food Programme’s Nobel Peace Prize Kate Sinclair is working at the World Food Programme, Sri Lanka while simultaneously finishing her PhD in Human Nutrition at McGill By Neale McDevitt, Editor, McGill Reporter December 17, 2020 On December 10, David Beasley, Executive Director of the United Nations World Food Programme, received the 2020 Nobel Peace Prize on behalf of the WFP. WFP/Rein Skullerud December 10, was a typical day at the ...

ths 6:00 -- it is 6:00 and rain is coming down. i hate when we get it back. as forecast, more rain in the area this day. were going to see a chum peeks of sun. if we do, ill guarantee in the mid-atlantic could see a gusty thunderstorm. this easterly flow is keeping most of the mid-atlantic under gray skies. the actual day shows a 67 lunchtime reading on its way to a high of 71. note along the delmarva and western side of the bay. weve got a zillion counties lit up. could be some coas...