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© Supplied by Nik Shuliahin on Uns MSPs have voted to declare that Scotland is facing a mental health crisis, as charities called for a “radical new plan” to safeguard the emotional wellbeing of the nation in the face of the coronavirus pandemic. In a debate at Holyrood on Wednesday, the Scottish Liberal Democrats argued that the Scottish Parliament needs to signal there is a crisis in existing mental health services in order for the situation to improve. MSPs united against the government to vote 65 to 58 in favour of the Lib Dem motion, after a previous attempt to get parliamentarians ...

A CHARITY has called on the next Scottish government to take radical action in order to combat what it describes as a growing mental health crisis…

Ohio health officials fear Super Bowl parties will become superspreader Sunday Share Updated: 8:06 PM EST Feb 5, 2021 Share Updated: 8:06 PM EST Feb 5, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript THIS TIME THEY WILL BENEFIT FROM FEWER HOUSE PARTIES. SUPER SUNDAY IS NORMALLY A LOUD, BOISTEROUS, CROWD-TOGETHER SCREAM AND CHEER FEST. AND A POWERFUL PROFIT PARTY FOR BARS AND NIGHTSPOTS. BUT WITH A PANDEMIC ATTACHED TO SUPER BOWL LV, PRE-GAMING IS A WHOLE NEW BALL GAME. SO IS PLANNING FOR IT. >> I THINK ONE OF THE THINGS THAT’S GOING TO BE INTERESTING FOR US IS ARE PEOPLE S...

WWE financial report and Vince McMahon conference call, NXT UK, Dot Net Weekly, WWE Raw poll results, Damian Priest, Chris Sabin, Billy Watson February 4, 2021 By Jason Powell, ProWrestling.net Editor (@prowrestlingnet) -WWE will release its fourth quarter and year-end financial report today. Vince McMahon, President & Chief Revenue Officer Nick Kahn, Chief Brand Officer Stephanie McMahon, and Chief Financial Officer Kristina Salen are scheduled to co-host a conference call to discuss the report today at 4CT/5ET. I will run live notes on the presentation, which will be followed by the us...

Advocates say Ohio's 10-cent boost to minimum wage isn't enough for working families With the start of the new year comes a new minimum wage in Ohio. Pay will increase 10 cents – bringing the new minimum wage to $8.80. and last updated 2021-01-01 18:54:58-05 Ohio’s minimum wage got a dime-sized bump to start the new year, boosting it from $8.70 to $8.80. Most minimum wage workers likely won’t notice the difference. The pay hike translates to around $4 extra per week for people who earn a standard minimum wage — and for workers who earn tips, it’s even less. Their $4.3...