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Why do red state Democrats keep chasing wealthy farmers who will never vote for them? - Vimarsana News

Why do red state Democrats keep chasing wealthy farmers who will never vote for them?

Iowa Democratic Party chair Rita Hart should cut her losses and speak out passionately about important topics — like agricultural pollution. | Opinion

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"Better now than in a final" - Fans react as Liverpool draw Real Madrid in Champions League - Liverpool FC - Vimarsana News

"Better now than in a final" - Fans react as Liverpool draw Real Madrid in Champions League - Liverpool FC

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Essex residents delighted after green light to hug loved ones again - Vimarsana News

Essex residents delighted after green light to hug loved ones again

DELIGHTED residents have welcomed the news they will be able to hug their loved ones again after Prime Minister Boris Johnson confirmed lockdown rules will be eased further on Monday. From next week residents will be able to meet indoors in groups of up to six people or from two households. Hugging will be allowed, although at a Downing Street press briefing Mr Johnson urged people to use “common sense”. Picture: PA “This doesn’t mean that we can suddenly throw caution to the winds. We all know that close contacts such as hugging is a direct way of transmitting this disease,...

Essex residents delighted after green light to hug loved ones again | Harwich and Manningtree Standard - Vimarsana News

Essex residents delighted after green light to hug loved ones again | Harwich and Manningtree Standard

DELIGHTED residents have welcomed the news they will be able to hug their loved ones again after Prime Minister Boris Johnson confirmed lockdown rules will be eased further on Monday. From next week residents will be able to meet indoors in groups of up to six people or from two households. Hugging will be allowed, although at a Downing Street press briefing Mr Johnson urged people to use “common sense”. Picture: PA “This doesn’t mean that we can suddenly throw caution to the winds. We all know that close contacts such as hugging is a direct way of transmitting this disease,...