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Britain s first legal red-light zone scrapped following years of complaints

Britain s first legal red-light zone scrapped following years of complaints
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Child abuse : How masks in schools became latest cause of Covid rage

‘Child abuse’: How masks in schools became latest cause of Covid rage Colin Drury © Provided by The Independent To many people – including parents, students and teachers – it is a proportionate measure in an extraordinary time. The government’s decision to recommend that secondary school pupils temporarily wear masks in classrooms appears to have been widely accepted as a reasonable way of reducing risk while getting society moving in the middle of a global pandemic. Parents, teenagers and school workers have all expressed support for the guidance. Tory governments and teaching unions rarely reach consensus on anything, but on this they seem to be of the same view: face coverings, though not ideal in education, can belt and brace the safety of classrooms. The World Health Organization has long recommended such action.

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Kerry O Brien reverses decision to accept AO – Echonetdaily

Kerry O’Brien ‘With regret, I have decided to reverse my decision to accept my appointment as an Officer (AO) of the Order of Australia’. So began the words of a strong message sent by local journalist Kerry O’Brien in an email to Paul Singer, the Governor-General’s secretary, last Saturday. Mr O’Brien had previously accepted the award, but the news that tennis legend Margaret Court would receive an Order of Australia, an announcement that shocked many Australians, was enough to make him change his mind. Eroding hard-fought gains of the LGBTQ+ community ‘I believe the decision to award Australia’s highest honour to Margaret Court may serve to erode the hard-fought gains made over decades in reducing the impact of discrimination against members of the LGBTQ+ community discrimination that has caused immense pain to untold people and destroyed lives.

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