Month: April 2022

Rachel Hurst is a student at the University of East Anglia helping other students to address their climate anxieties through on-campus climate cafes. It’s part of a new programme created by the university and mental health charity Norfolk and Waveney Mind, who saw young people worried about climate change using their services. A recent global
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Angelina Jolie surprised people in a Ukrainian coffee shop on Saturday. The Hollywood movie star drew attention when she showed up in a café in Lviv, western Ukraine. Footage posted on social media shows her waving at onlookers and signing autographs for fans. Ms Jolie was in the country to meet the children affected by
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It’s a good time to be a receiver. There is a land rush to get receivers, which became very clear over the first two days of the NFL draft. Star receivers are being given enormous second contracts, causing some teams to make trades they don’t want to make. To get ahead of paying a receiver
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Reuters The US defence department has accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of acting with “depravity” in his invasion of Ukraine. Spokesman John Kirby became visibly emotional as he asked how anyone “moral” could justify the atrocities committed by Russia. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Friday he was still open to peace talks with Mr
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British aid worker David Haines was beheaded by Islamic State group militants in Syria in 2014. Facing her father’s killers in a US court on Friday, Bethany Haines read her impact statement. She spoke with the BBC about mourning her father and the search for his body. “I will never forgive them,” Ms Haines said.
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Getty Images “Ukraine and its allies, including London, are threatening Russia for the last 1,000 years, to move Nato to our borders, to cancel our culture – they have bullied us for many, many years.” That is what Yevgeny Popov, a member of the Russian Duma (parliament) and an influential TV host in Russia, told
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