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BBCNEWS BBC News December 17, 2020 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS BBC News December 17, 2020

Agreed by politicians. The latest in the but theres some hope on the horizon brexit negotiations regulators are on the brink borisjohnson says the talks of authorizing a second are in a serious situation Coronavirus Vaccine and the president of the Eu Commission says inching closer . Big differences remain. Britains Prime Minister and the eu chief speak again by phone. They say progress but no deal yet. Also in the programme. And coming up, the west end performers staging virtual christmas a december snowstorm concerts in care homes. Hits the east coast of the United States bringing more snow ...

I'm a teacher – and this is why I'm not giving my son a smartphone yet | Lola Okolosie - Vimarsana News

I'm a teacher – and this is why I'm not giving my son a smartphone yet | Lola Okolosie

The adverse effects on children’s mental health are well known, and at 10, our son is too young to safely navigate the internet, says English teacher and writer Lola Okolosie

Cyclist Ethan Boyes remembered as 'quiet and tender soul' - Vimarsana News

Cyclist Ethan Boyes remembered as 'quiet and tender soul'

Ethan Boyes, a champion cyclist killed by a car in San Francisco, remembered as ‘quiet and tender soul.’

Teens are going to war over school toilets – and TikTok is their weapon - Vimarsana News

Teens are going to war over school toilets – and TikTok is their weapon

From mixed-gender facilities to lack of access, strict new rules have sparked chaotic protests – that are spreading like wildfire

Jenni Murray: When did we start expecting teachers to be parents? - Vimarsana News

Jenni Murray: When did we start expecting teachers to be parents?

JENNI MURRAY: Don't buy smartphones for kids in Britain. Know what they're exposed to. Protect them. That's a parent's duty, not the teachers'.