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Publication Date: 12/17/2020 Dear colleague,   As the end of the year approaches, so does the start of FP2020’s year of transition: on January 26, 2021 we will begin our transformation to the new partnership with the launch of FP2020’s last annual progress report and a celebration of FP2020, and we’ll open the process for partners to begin to develop their commitments to the new partnership. We will complete our metamorphosis by International Conference on Family Planning (ICFP) in Novem...

The Home Secretary has today published a paper on the characteristics of group-based child sexual exploitation offending making clear that more will be done by government, law enforcement and partners to better safeguard children and tackle perpetrators. The findings provide safeguarding partners with an overview of the current evidence in relation to group-based offending. The paper sets out the limited available evidence on the characteristics of offenders including how they operate, ethnicit...

Grooming gangs come from “diverse backgrounds”, a long-awaited review by the Home Office has concluded. Prompted by high-profile cases of sexual grooming in towns including Rochdale and Rotherham, the work was commissioned by former Home Secretary, Sajid Javid, to better understand the scale and nature of group-based child sexual exploitation, including the characteristics of offenders, victims and the context in which these crimes are committed.   The research was published on Tuesday (15...

Im not going to bore you by repeating why I believe relaxing coronavirus restrictions over Christmas is a festive folly. I still contend that well be in lockdown again before the new year after a renewed spike in the figures. Im sure that contingency plans are already in hand. Instead of the negativity, however, I want to share some positivity about a group of unsung heroes from the first lockdown. NHS workers have quite rightly been praised for their selfless courage and sacrifices in the face...

Mr Stefanovic, who owns a house in Sunshine Beach, and Ms Jeffreys will be among the 300 guests attending, pending the councils final event approval. Councillors have been told Channel 9 intends filming the event involving its two TV personalities who are Youngcare ambassadors. The Sumptuous High Tea Soiree looks like winning council backing for its COVID Safe plans. The other Eat & Drink event to win support for licensing will be the Sumptuous High Tea Soiree at the Woods planned for the ...

Mr Stefanovic, who owns a house in Sunshine Beach, and Ms Jeffreys will be among the 300 guests attending, pending the councils final event approval. Councillors have been told Channel 9 intends filming the event involving its two TV personalities who are Youngcare ambassadors. The Sumptuous High Tea Soiree looks like winning council backing for its COVID Safe plans. The other Eat & Drink event to win support for licensing will be the Sumptuous High Tea Soiree at the Woods planned for the ...

Mr Stefanovic, who owns a house in Sunshine Beach, and Ms Jeffreys will be among the 300 guests attending, pending the councils final event approval. Councillors have been told Channel 9 intends filming the event involving its two TV personalities who are Youngcare ambassadors. The Sumptuous High Tea Soiree looks like winning council backing for its COVID Safe plans. The other Eat & Drink event to win support for licensing will be the Sumptuous High Tea Soiree at the Woods planned for the ...

Study looked at 60,000 post-menopausal women over a timeframe of about nine years. women who consumed two or more diet drinks per day were 30% more likely to experience a cardiovascular event, and 50% more likely to die from related heart disease than women who never or rarely drank diet drinks. researchers caution the risk is still low. considering heart disease is very common. and they point out the women who drank more diet drinks were also the most likely to have other risk factors. >> the h...