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UK police violated fundamental rights to protest during lockdown - MPs -- Puppet Masters -- Sott net

Fri, 02 Jul 2021 19:26 UTC Police breached fundamental rights at a vigil for Sarah Everard and Kill the Bill protests earlier this year, an inquiry by MPs has found.Police breached fundamental rights at a vigil for Sarah Everard and Kill the Bill protests earlier this year, an inquiry by MPs has found. It says there were multiple failings in how both events were handled, despite an official report clearing the Met of heavy-handedness. New legislation going through Parliament has triggered a debate about the extent of police powers. Ministers say it will enable officers to better manage demonstrations. Scotland Yard faced a barrage of criticism in March, including calls for Commissioner Dame Cressida Dick to resign, after a vigil to remember Ms Everard, ended in physical clashes between police and protesters in south London.

Fillers, false advertising and intimidation: The ugly side of the aesthetic training industry

Isle of Wight Radio 10:00am - 2:00pm Live and Local Podcast - Supporting Live Local Music On The Isle Of Wight Fillers, false advertising and intimidation: The ugly side of the aesthetic training industry BECOME YOUR OWN BOSS! The Facebook post leaps out at you as you scroll. It s advertising a two-day training course which, at a cost of £1,500, will teach students from medical and beauty therapy backgrounds how to give dermal fillers. The ad is one of hundreds on social media for training courses in invasive aesthetic procedures. And while there are many reputable providers, some are selling training that falls far below the recommended standard.

Almost a million people are battling long Covid

Hundreds of thousands of people across the UK have been suffering from long Covid, figures suggest. Nearly one million people were found in May to be experiencing long Covid – defined as symptoms which last for more than four weeks after infection, according to the Office for National Statistics. An estimated 385,000 were struggling with persistent symptoms that had gone on since last summer. Fatigue was the most common symptom, affecting an estimated 535,000 people, followed by shortness of breath striking 397,000 and muscle ache hitting 309,000 Around two-thirds of those with long Covid said it restricted their ability to carry out day-to-day activities. Symptoms include organ failure, tiredness, shortness of breath, hair loss and brain fog.

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