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Ex-Royal Marine is forced to put down dogs at his Kabul shelter - Vimarsana News

Ex-Royal Marine is forced to put down dogs at his Kabul shelter

Pen Farthing, 52, who is founder of the Nowzad charity which is backed by Ricky Gervais and Judi Dench, said he would hold the PM 'personally responsible' if his wife or staff were injured in Kabul.

York's Dame Judi Dench backs Afghanistan vet rescue bid - Vimarsana News

York's Dame Judi Dench backs Afghanistan vet rescue bid

A BID to help rescue a team of vets from Afghanistan has raised £5,000 in just 12 hours.

'I was too scared to move': Alarming reports of drug reactions at NYE festivals - Vimarsana News

'I was too scared to move': Alarming reports of drug reactions at NYE festivals

'I was too scared to move': Alarming reports of drug reactions at NYE festivals The crowd at Rhythm and Vines in Gisborne. Photo / File 'I was too scared to move': Alarming reports of drug reactions at NYE festivals Sat, 9 Jan 2021, 9:41AM Hundreds of New Year festival-goers have reported alarming symptoms – including paranoia, seizures, severe nausea and inability to sleep for days – after taking chemicals sold to them as MDMA, or ecstasy. The wave of bad reactions may be yet another consequence of the disruption caused by the Covid pandemic. The reports, nearly 1000 ...

'I was too scared to move': Alarming reports of drug reactions at New Year festivals - Vimarsana News

'I was too scared to move': Alarming reports of drug reactions at New Year festivals

'I was too scared to move': Alarming reports of drug reactions at New Year festivals 8 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM 12 minutes to read By: Russell Brown Hundreds of New Year festival-goers have reported alarming symptoms – including paranoia, seizures, severe nausea and inability to sleep for days – after taking chemicals sold to them as MDMA, or ecstasy. The wave of bad reactions may be yet another consequence of the disruption caused by the Covid pandemic. The reports, nearly 1000 so far, have come in messages to the harm reduction service Know Your Stuff. "I was lying in bed thinking I might die...