Month: July 2023

Two investigations into partygate gatherings involving senior Tories have been announced by the Met Police. One is a re-investigation into claims of a Covid rule breaching party by staff of former Conservative London mayoral candidate, Shaun Bailey, in December 2020. In a press release, the force said: “The Met is now re-opening an investigation into
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Twitter CEO Linda Yaccarino is fully on board with Elon Musk’s decision to limit the tweets users are able to see on a daily basis. “When you have a mission like Twitter — you need to make big moves to keep strengthening the platform. This work is meaningful and on-going,” Yaccarino tweeted along with an
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Potter Out The actor discussed the upcoming Harry Potter reboot and why he’s ok leaving the wizarding world behind Sorry, Potterheads, Daniel Radcliffe’s bespectacled hero will not be returning to the wizarding world anytime soon. A new Harry Potter TV series was announced by Warner Bros. Discovery earlier this year for its streaming platform Max. The new project will be
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Mikkaka Overstreet is from Louisville, Kentucky by way of Saginaw “Sagnasty”, Michigan. She has been an educator since 2006 and earned her PhD in Curriculum and Instruction in 2015. By day she is a mild-mannered literacy specialist. By night she sleeps. In between, she daydreams, writes fiction, and reads books. She currently lives in North
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Jose Perez, of Covina, waves an American flag as fireworks from a Fourth of July celebration goes off at Ayala Park in Chino on Saturday, July 2, 2022. (Photo by Watchara Phomicinda, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG) Government offices — Los Angeles city and county, national and state — and courts (www.lacourt.org/holiday/ui/index.aspx), libraries (www.lapl.org/holiday-closures; lacountylibrary.org/library-locator/) and schools are
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Members of the Armed Force are using food banks because of “personal decisions around how people are budgeting”, according to the UK veterans minister. Sky News’ defence editor, Deborah Haynes, reported last month that some military personnel and their families had been forced to use the centres as high inflation and rising costs tipped them
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