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7 Mar 2021 Actor Laurence Fox is standing for election as Mayor of London. Quite what chance he’ll have against the brutal election machine of incumbent Sadiq Khan is hard to say. But even if Fox doesn’t succeed it will have been worth it just for this brilliant, inspirational campaign video. Reclaim London. Reclaim your freedom. pic.twitter.com/6p6Sj92A5p All right, so Fox is an actor – best known, before the world of Luvviedom cancelled him for WrongSpeak, for his role as DS Hathaway in...

History & Hope: Author shares story of familys role in Montgomery bus boycotts Share Updated: 8:05 AM PST Mar 4, 2021 By Brie Jackson Share Updated: 8:05 AM PST Mar 4, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript My father and my uncle were leaders of that protest, and it was a protest that really kick started. The civil rights movement was the first direct mass action protest. My dad was a boycott organizer, my dad, the late Judge Thomas Gray and his younger brother,...

Strawberry Hill House, in Twickenham, Richmond upon Thames, was home of Sir Horace Walpole Completed in 1776, Sir Horace remodelled the home in decorative style described as Queer Gothic Pictures show Gothic arches, its brightly-coloured walls, intricate bannisters and tall stained glass windows Images of the home were released by Historic England to mark LGBT history month this month 

He said according to the Centre for Accident Research and Road Safety Queensland, drug use increased the risk of crash involvement, and drivers with illicit drugs in their system were 10 times more likely to cause a crash. "Drug use worsens your driving through cognitive impairment, which affects your judgment, memory and reaction time," he said. From a woman caught driving with her feet hanging out of the car to a driver found passed out with a cocktail of drugs in his system, here are 10 C...

Jake Angeli at a protest in Phoenix following the November 2020 election. STEVE GOLDSTEIN: The attack on the Capitol Complex earlier this month, carried out by supporters of former President [Donald] Trump, included one participant from Arizona who received a lot of attention, in part because of what he was wearing. On his head he had what we typically refer to as "Viking horns." Some white supremacist groups have decided to adopt the Scandinavian Viking appearance for themselves to bring to mi...

Theater in the Before and After times Gwendolyn Rice watched a lot of theater this year, even after live productions were shut down As we all know, this year was strange. Every part of our lives was upended, and for those whose work involves live performances, this was an understatement. Collectively, we have lost so much during the COVID-19 pandemic. Along with epic loss of life and livelihoods, we have lost intimate connections with friends and loved ones. We have also lost the experience of ...

The Gladwin County Sheriff’s Office received information about a possible juvenile sexual assault on Dec. 22. The Gladwin County Sheriff’s Office found Gray in Cheatham County, Tennessee after they found out he left the state. Deputies from the Gladwin County Sheriff’s office went to Tennessee and the Cheatham County Sheriff’s Office waived Gray’s extradition hearings according to the Gladwin County Sheriff’s Office. Gray was brought back to Gladwin by officers for his arraignment i...

Note: The Covid 19 pandemic has changed our lives. There is now the ‘new normal.’ Just two examples are -working from home and online teaching and learning. Will we ever get back to the pre- Covid days specially where schooling is concerned? I fear not and I hope I am wrong. Because teaching can never be done through the remoteness of technology. There has to be that personal touch. That eye to eye contact. That combination of both heart and mind. And so it is with a deep feeling of nostal...

The Georgia Magazine Century Happy 100th birthday to us! On Aug. 15, 1920, 4,000 copies of a new publication were distributed to University of Georgia graduates and other supporters. One hundred years later, that publication—the one you are holding right now if you are looking at a print version—is still covering the Bulldog community. In tracing its 100 years, what stands out is how Georgia Magazine represents the times and culture of the University and society at large through the years...

A judge made during a sentencing hearing. he was furious not at the man pleading guilty at the home invasion but at the familys victim statement implying was racist. >> i wonder if the perpetrator had been white would they be in fear of white men? the answer would probably be no. >> reporter: thats the judge stevens. hes upset. >> im offended by that. im deeply offended about that. >> reporter: whats he so offended about? lets rewind? in 2013, gregory wallace and another man broke into the home ...