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Unionist sparks fury with claim Scotland is 'too wee' for independence

Are Saturated Fats Still Bad for Us?

Are meat and dairy packed with essential nutrients and vitamins or a heart attack waiting to happen, some surprising new research may finally give us an answer

People got stupid with fireworks all over Toronto on Victoria Day

People got stupid with fireworks all over Toronto on Victoria Day Ah, fireworks: So loud, so pretty, so... loud. So, so loud. Toronto residents are once again debating the merits of making it legal for people to play with colourful explosives on Victoria Day after waking up, grumpy from a lack of sleep, to find firework debris scattered across the city. A seriously disgusting amount of fireworks debris left all over Riverdale Park West this morning. Know who I don’t much care for? People. ��#Toronto@311Toronto — Dave ™ (@d_phrase) May 25, 2021 While the City of Toronto does allow people to set off fireworks without a permit on May 2-4 weekend and Canada Day, much of the behaviour witnessed over the long weekend was anything but legal.

Feel the Blues to return to West Cumbria after three-year break

A music event which raises money and awareness for people affected by dementia is to return after a three-year break.

Hemel school teams up with Ghana high school to help develop educational facilities and opportunities

Updated Friday, 30th April 2021, 12:18 pm A school in Hemel Hempstead has been working with schools in Ghana to support the community and create employment opportunities. Longdean School has been linked successfully with Fast Track College (Senior High School) and Bedomase Methodist Junior High School, Agona-Ashanti, Ghana, for 13 years. Over the years the school in Hemel Hempstead has received funding from the British Council, from fundraising by students - including school walks, non-uniform days and fundraising events - and the Schools Co-operative Society has supported the work through publicity and funds. The school has conducted eight reciprocal visits over the years and the next visit is planned for post-pandemic times in order to open the new school building for Fast Track College.