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Trains cancelled at London Waterloo station after person hit by train | UK News - Vimarsana News

Trains cancelled at London Waterloo station after person hit by train | UK News

The person was reportedly hit between Kingston and Teddington, and all lines have had to be shut so emergency services can access the railway.

BBC is blasted and accused of 'turning its back on Christian Britain' - Vimarsana News

BBC is blasted and accused of 'turning its back on Christian Britain'

The show has been a feature of the channel's festive programming since 2010 - but has been dropped in favour of other religious coverage.

'Just a crazy day': More than 30 systems hit by major network crash at The Ottawa Hospital - Vimarsana News

'Just a crazy day': More than 30 systems hit by major network crash at The Ottawa Hospital

According to internal records obtained by CBC News, more than 30 computer systems were impacted at The Ottawa Hospital during a 12-hour network failure last summer that halted surgeries and medical appointments.

Source: cbc.ca
'Just a crazy day': Dozens of systems hit by major network crash at The Ottawa Hospital - Vimarsana News

'Just a crazy day': Dozens of systems hit by major network crash at The Ottawa Hospital

According to internal records newly obtained by CBC News, more than 30 computer systems were impacted at The Ottawa Hospital during a 12-hour network failure last fall that halted surgeries and medical appointments.

Source: cbc.ca
BBC not covering religious issues adequately, says former Religion Editor - Vimarsana News

BBC not covering religious issues adequately, says former Religion Editor

The comments come in light of census figures which found those in England and Wales identifying as Christian fell below half for the first time.