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IHEARTMEDIA has named BEATA MURPHY PD of Top 40 KIIS (102.7 KISS-FM)/LOS ANGELES effective immediately. She will report to JOHN PEAKE, SVP/Programming, iHEARTMEDIA LOS ANGELES. BEATA began her career in radio in 1999 at BEASLEY's Rhythm CHR WLLD (WILD 94.1)/TAMPA, FL, while still in college. From there, she became National Director at JIVE RECORDS in 2006, continuing her career helping develop radio marketing plans for major artists like JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE, BRITNEY SPEARS, USHER and many ...

Retired engineer John Peake, 75, was put forward for NHS surgery in May after an orthopaedic consultant at Stafford County Hospital agreed he needed both arthritic knees replaced.

Article content COVID reports cause anxiety, confusion The constant bombardment of Free Press COVID-19 reports, freely intermingling federal, Ontario and London-Middlesex numbers, feeds anxiety and confusion. Why? We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Letters to the Editor: April 24 Back to video In an April 16 article, the COVID-19 facts affecting London-Middlesex were eight paragraphs away from the headline, and still tried to highlight numbers that did not accurately reflect the experience in London-Middlesex, where our immediate concerns lie. E...

Author of the article: Free Press Readers Publishing date: Jan 26, 2021  •  January 26, 2021  •  3 minute read  •  Former astronaut Julie Payette (R) and Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau take part in a news conference announcing Payette's appointment as Canada's next governor general, in the Senate foyer on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, July 13, 2017. Photo by Chris Wattie /Reuters Article content Even our heroes can be jerks When Julie Payette became governor general, I was so pleased. We had a bona fide hero representing Canada. We apologize, but this vi...

Jan 15, 2021 LONDON (AP) — In 1948, John Peake won a silver medal at the Olympic Games in London. In 2021, also in London, he struck what many would consider gold, receiving his first dose of a coronavirus vaccine. Amid growing concerns over rising COVID outbreaks at nursing homes in Britain, the 96-year-old was one of the 45 residents at Wimbledon Beaumont Care Community in southwest London to receive the vaccine Wednesday developed by the University of Oxford and British pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca. “I’m glad to have it and I appreciate the fact that it has come to this place e...