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Team Starmer is being supported financially by very high-net-worth individuals and big companies. Have no doubts we are on course for the most rightwing Labour government ever, writes Eddie Ford

Candidate Profiles: EngSoc candidates talk inclusion and community outreach - Vimarsana News

Candidate Profiles: EngSoc candidates talk inclusion and community outreach

In a contested race for the top seat, three students vie to be the next president of Queen’s Engineering Society (EngSoc). In the running are Matthew Brown, Sci ’25, Taylor Hambleton, Sci ’25, and Jack Walker, Sci ’25. Two presidential candidates sat down with The Journal to discuss their platforms and goals.

I'm A Santa. Here Are 8 Secrets About My Job You Should Know. - Vimarsana News

I'm A Santa. Here Are 8 Secrets About My Job You Should Know.

People who are Santas for the holiday season reveal to HuffPost the jolliest (and not-so-jolly) aspects of their work.

Source: yahoo.com
Masyn Winn, Jordan Walker show Cardinals future is bright - Vimarsana News

Masyn Winn, Jordan Walker show Cardinals future is bright

SAN DIEGO -- Within a matter of four outs and at other opportune times throughout an 11-inning game, the Cardinals got a peek into what they think will be an exceptionally bright future, when 21-year-old rookies Masyn Winn and Jordan Walker \-\- inseparable best friends and twin acquisitions from the

Source: mlb.com
Dementia risk linked to blood-protein imbalance in middle age - Vimarsana News

Dementia risk linked to blood-protein imbalance in middle age

Abnormal levels of certain proteins — many of which have roles outside the brain — could be an early hallmark of Alzheimer’s disease or similar conditions. Abnormal levels of certain proteins — many of which have roles outside the brain — could be an early hallmark of Alzheimer’s disease or similar conditions.

Source: nature.com