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Rod Stewart: 'Sex was always there for me, and it became boring' - Vimarsana News

Rod Stewart: 'Sex was always there for me, and it became boring'

As he releases a new album, the veteran rocker talks money, political correctness and his famous libido

Sprint 15 TT and Northern Championships at Carsington Sailing Club - Vimarsana News

Sprint 15 TT and Northern Championships at Carsington Sailing Club

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Bank of England removes paintings of governors linked to slavery - Vimarsana News

Bank of England removes paintings of governors linked to slavery

A report from Reuters. The Bank of England has removed 10 oil paintings and busts of seven governors and directors who had known connections to the slave trade in the 18th and 19th centuries, it said on Friday. Following the Black Lives Matter protests last year, the British central bank had said it would review…

Bank of England removes ten paintings and seven busts with links to the slave trade - Vimarsana News

Bank of England removes ten paintings and seven busts with links to the slave trade

The London bank said following Black Lives Matter protests last year it would review its art collection and hired a researcher for its museum. Pictured: Sir Gilbert Heathcote.

Letter to the Observer: City's judge doesn't need to be a lawyer - Vimarsana News

Letter to the Observer: City's judge doesn't need to be a lawyer

Would an attorney who primarily practices estate planning, probate and Medicaid law be better suited than a retired lawman who served the great State of New Mexico for 25 years? The same person who has served the great City of Rio Rancho as its judge for 11 years? I think not. It would be a disservice to the public, at an increased cost to the taxpaying public.