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Amatrice prova a rialzarsi cinque anni dopo il sisma che l'ha rasa al suolo - Vimarsana News

Amatrice prova a rialzarsi cinque anni dopo il sisma che l'ha rasa al suolo

Sergio Pirozzi ha scritto un libro denunciando il pericolo di infiltrazioni malavitose nella ricostruzione. In corso la bonifica ad Amatrice

Jay Blades: I suffered a lot of racism in secondary school - Vimarsana News

Jay Blades: I suffered a lot of racism in secondary school

(The Big Issue/PA) “We had black, white, Asian, everything. What we had in common was that we were poor, and that was it.” Blades was raised by his single parent mother but said he did not feel he was missing out on a father figure. He said: “I didn’t really know my dad much but I didn’t feel I was missing out because there were a lot of single parents where I was growing up. “I think I knew three couples that were together. I don’t remember seeing too many men in my estate. “I call him the man that contributed towards my birth, I don’t call him my father.”

Nancy Sinatra: I lacked the confidence to pursue a big career - Vimarsana News

Nancy Sinatra: I lacked the confidence to pursue a big career

Nancy Sinatra has said she lacked the confidence to pursue a “big career” in showbusiness. The singer, daughter of famous crooner Frank Sinatra, established herself as a musical force in her own right during the 60s with the release of her signature hit These Boots Are Made for Walkin’ and the title song of the James Bond film You Only Live Twice. She also starred in a series of films including The Wild Angels in 1966 and the Elvis Presley feature Speedway in 1968. Nancy Sinatra starred alongside Elvis Presley in Speedway (RCA Records/PA) But speaking to the Big Issue magazine, the US s...

Fresh appeal to support Big Issue magazine amid latest lockdown - Vimarsana News

Fresh appeal to support Big Issue magazine amid latest lockdown

Almost 1,400 vendors are affected, are not eligible for furlough and cannot work from home. The Big Issue called on the public to support its 100 Days of Action Appeal, in a countdown to a hopeful end of lockdown and improved situation as the vaccination programme rolls out across the UK. Lord John Bird, founder of the Big Issue, said: “We are in lockdown once again and, as before, our vendors will be hammered hard, but, with the approval of the three vaccines, there is now a sense of an ending and hope on the horizon. “We’re counting down because we believe that in 100 days things will...