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BBCNEWS Breakfast October 22, 2020 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Breakfast October 22, 2020

Fastened in a house when the government have got it all wrong. Mps vote against Free School Meals being extended through the holidays in england but footballer Marcus Rashford vows to carry on campaigning. Inside europes largest cancer unit how patients at manchesters christie hospital continue to receive lifesaving care during the pandemic. We had an unexpected early phone call and i have no more cancerous cells in my body. Its the trophy that keeps getting away but Manchester City, get off to a flyer, in their 10th attempt to win the champions league, with victory, in a fiery fightback. Good...

Documentary uncovers the difficult battle to unionize at Amazon - Vimarsana News

Documentary uncovers the difficult battle to unionize at Amazon

Union, premiering at this year’s Sundance film festival, shows the workers trying to organize for better treatment and the company’s attempts to fight them

Historic cars to see the light of day in south Warwickshire - Vimarsana News

Historic cars to see the light of day in south Warwickshire

The Warwickshire based British Motor Museum has secured the long-term loan of eight MG cars which, until recently, had been stored at Longbridge.

New learning hub opens at the British Motor Museum - Vimarsana News

New learning hub opens at the British Motor Museum

A brand new education space called The Learning Hub has opened at the museum in Gaydon with the support of The Patrick Foundation.

Iconic computer games characters reimagined to celebrate Black culture | Media centre - Vimarsana News

Iconic computer games characters reimagined to celebrate Black culture | Media centre

Teesside University staff and alumni have been involved in a unique project to reimagine well-known computer game characters and help shine a spotlight on diversity within the games industry.

Source: tees.ac.uk