The majority of British people have little or no sympathy for migrants crossing the Channel from France, according to a recent poll, so it would only be fair to assume that most care even less about the pilots that drive the dinghies overladen with their cargo of humanity at its …
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Hancock appeared on ‘Good Morning Britain’ shortly after the government announced on Wednesday that it had given the green light to the jab, developed in collaboration between US-based Pfizer and Germany’s BioNTech. The UK is the first country in the world to approve the vaccine, and hopes to begin administering …
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The new policy rules, adopted on Monday, are aimed at combating racist policies and practices across all US healthcare, according to a press release on the AMA website. “The AMA recognizes that racism negatively impacts and exacerbates health inequities among historically marginalized communities,”said Board Member Dr Willarda V. Edwards during …
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The alleged whistleblower, Richard Hopkins, said he overheard Postmaster Robert Weisenbach Jr. speaking to another employee Thursday about ballots that were supposed to be backdated. According to Hopkins, Weisenbach said most of the ballots that arrived on Wednesday, the day after the election, had been backdated to Tuesday, but one …
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While it’s unclear what role he will play on the team, Carlos Monje has helped to host fundraisers for the Biden campaign and has been hired to assist with his potential transition to the White House, Politico reported on Thursday, citing “a person familiar with the move.” Monje, who is …
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The vaccine, developed by Moscow’s Gamaleya Research Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology, “has undergone necessary quality tests” and “has entered civilian circulation,” the ministry said in a short statement on Tuesday. More batches are on their way to be distributed across Russian regions, it added. The announcement marks another milestone …
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Massachusetts senator and failed presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren has, along with two congresswomen, introduced a bill to declare racism ‘a public health crisis.’ Much of the bill seems to be oriented around the idea that it is attempting to provide more healthcare to minority communities that have been disproportionately affected …
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The ruble resumed its decline on the Moscow stock exchange on Friday amid a sharp reduction of foreign currency supply and sales in the Russian market of public debt, for which the first week of July was the worst since March. At 15.22 GMT, the dollar rises in price by …
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The police has described the pickets as “a hidden form of collective public events”. This is stated in the report issued by the lawyer Daniel Berman after he was detained on may 31 during a single picket. Extract from the Protocol given in the telegram-channel “apologia protest.” “The actions of …
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Potbelly Putin will not be enough — the national welfare Fund money may end at the end of the year Funds of the national welfare Fund may be enough for Russia just two years, if the price of Urals crude oil will not rise above $ 15 per barrel. To …
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