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Despite repeated convictions, Patrick Henry Fox has refused to shut down a website posting malicious content about his ex-wife.

cancel culture est canceled. Les larrons de la Commission d’enrichissement de la langue française, qui publie ses innovations linguistiques dans le Journal Officiel, vous invitent désormais à parler de “culture de l’effacement”. Parmi la liste sortie dans le JO ce matin, on trouve aussi “haineur”, qui veut dire hater. À LA RECHERCHE DU CONSENSUS ON Y EST PRESQUE. Tout à l’heure se tient la dernière étape des consultations lancées la semaine dernière par le Premier ministre au sujet de la vaccination obligatoire des soignants, et, plus généralement, des mesures visa...

'He's such an icon in Longford' - the methodical manager aiming to take down Meath The42 takes a look at the development of Longford manager Pádraic Davis. By Sinead Farrell Sunday 4 Jul 2021, 8:30 AM 15 hours ago 13,007 Views 5 Comments IN 2013, THE Longford U21 footballers produced a shock result when they defeated the then All-Ireland champions Dublin in the Leinster quarter-final. Longford manager Pádraic Davis. Source: Bryan K...

The success in achieving the Millennium Development Goals’ (MDGs) water target and massive growth in water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) programmes have masked a little-discussed secret: WASH interventions frequently fail. Rather than focusing on what is almost literally pouring money down the drain, donor reports and NGO websites prefer instead to boast of the numbers of water pumps drilled or toilets installed. “You don’t take photos at a funeral,” said Dutch water expert George De Gooijer, who is based at the Netherlands’ embassy in Benin. “The lack of a link between results...

Stills from the film A FILM made on Future of the High Street following a series of interviews with 10 young people in St Helens is now available to watch. The film is one of ten new films commissioned by Historic England - and is called Running On Fumes, by Caroline Smith in collaboration with young people in St Helens, supported by Heart of Glass. It will feature on Historic England’s website and YouTube channel by clicking here and explores what the future of the high street could be, posing hopeful provocations at a time when these communal spaces have been hit hardest.