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What Mrs Claus did when she was tired of being a 'sidekick' - Vimarsana News

What Mrs Claus did when she was tired of being a 'sidekick'

Feminist collective’s ‘glittering’ pop-up vagina shopfront has message of female empowerment

Scarlett Moffatt issues social media warning after frightening ordeal at train station - Vimarsana News

Scarlett Moffatt issues social media warning after frightening ordeal at train station

Scarlett Moffat has issued a warning to her followers about what they share on social media after a frightening experience at a London train station.

Source: her.ie
Breaking new ground in the UK - Vimarsana News

Breaking new ground in the UK

Our company is proud to break ground on our new London Discovery Research Centre and U.K. headquarters

Source: merck.com
Six people charged after Pro-Palestine protests in London - Vimarsana News

Six people charged after Pro-Palestine protests in London

Six people were arrested for various offences, including antisocial behaviour and are due to appear in Magistrates at London Palestine marches.

Gary Lineker is under fire for 'ill-informed drivel' after BBC presenter criticised ministers who urged Met Police to ban 'provocative and disrespectful' pro-Palestinian march on Armistice Day - as Chief Rabbi slams protesters' 'hateful extremism' - Vimarsana News

Gary Lineker is under fire for 'ill-informed drivel' after BBC presenter criticised ministers who urged Met Police to ban 'provocative and disrespectful' pro-Palestinian march on Armistice Day - as Chief Rabbi slams protesters' 'hateful extremism'

The former England striker hit out after Home Secretary Suella Braverman labelled the demo a 'hate march' and claimed warning that it would carry an 'obvious risk of public disorder.