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Shea Perkins helped set up the original community care tent, which was removed from Beacon Hill Park by bylaw officers in November because it lacked the proper permits. He said Monday it’s a huge relief to have a legitimate location so volunteers can focus on providing services for people without homes. “We can stop focusing on fighting and start focusing on creating,” he said, as he and volunteer Anthony Bryan set up a second tent where electric heaters can provide warmth to people. The tent serves as a donation centre and provides food, water and harm-reduction services. Located at th...

More travel executives get their mission-critical industry news from Skift than any other source on the planet.Tell me more The gold is starting to lose its shine, as Donald Trump steps out of the presidential limelight and faces repercussions after the breach of the U.S. Capitol by his supporters. The hotelier was caught up in multiple scandals during his time in office. This time, the blowback will severely impact his hospitality businesses, according to experts. It’s a blowback that will likely spread further than political donations and stumbling blocks to sell a Washington, D.C. prope...

iPlayer is packed full of brilliant BBC dramas including thriller The Serpent The Serpent, Bloodlands, Line of Duty, Normal People, Killing Eve, Us, Strike and A Suitable Boy are just some of the very best BBC dramas available to watch right now on BBC iPlayer Here’s our guide to a string of great BBC dramas, how many episodes there are and what the critics said. What are the best new BBC dramas in 2021? The thriller tells the astonishing true story of Charles Sobhraj, a serial killer (nicknamed The Serpent) who targeted Western travellers during the 70s and became one of Interpol’s most ...

‘Some of us are dying’: Windrush victims yet to receive compensation despite Priti Patel’s ‘fast-track’ pledge May Bulman © Provided by The Independent Windrush victims are yet to receive compensation despite the Home Office announcing last month that all eligible claimants would be granted a “fast-tracked” payment. On 14 December, in what was described as an “overhaul” of the Windrush compensation scheme, Priti Patel said £10,000 would be paid out to any claimant as soon as they could demonstrate they had suffered as a result of the scandal. The maximum p...

She was of Rastafarian faith and very humble in her demeanour. But at the same time, she was funny, gregarious and could be the life and soul. We have this Jamaican expression “little but tallah” – she was small and slim but when she spoke, it was with power. As part of her funeral programme, we included that expression. The family loved it. That was her. I’ll miss her humility and warmth. She was one of those people you just want to hug (and I did). She had that affection with other Windrushers, too, like Anthony Bryan [subject of the BBC drama