Call to Expand Water Fluoridation i...
Two health chiefs have submitted a letter to...
Two health chiefs have submitted a letter to...
Nearly half of all households in the UK are now...
US federal authorities have ordered Google to...
In a tragic escalation of violence in the Gaza...
Two health chiefs have submitted a letter to the government calling for an extension of the water fluoridation scheme in Nottinghamshire. Councillor John Doddy, chair of the Nottinghamshire Health and Wellbeing Board, and councillor Linda Woodings, chair of the Nottingham City Health and Wellbeing Board, along with their respective Directors of Public Health, Jonathan Gribbin and Lucy Hubber, are campaigning[Read More…]
Two health chiefs have submitted a letter to the government calling for an extension of the water fluoridation scheme in Nottinghamshire. Councillor John Doddy, chair of the Nottinghamshire Health and Wellbeing Board, and councillor Linda Woodings, chair of the Nottingham City Health and Wellbeing Board, along with their respective Directors of Public Health, Jonathan Gribbin and Lucy Hubber, are campaigning[Read More…]
A Chinese scientist has been jailed after creating the world’s first gene-edited babies. Chinese authorities jailed He Jiankui for his experiment on human embryos after the three genetically modified girls were born. His arrest sparked calls to protect the world’s first gene-edited babies. Qiu Renzong, from the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences in Beijing, and Lei Ruipeng at Huazhong University[Read More…]
A kind-hearted builder in the UK has been praised after helping hundreds of people rebuild their homes after being scammed by cowboy builders, it has been revealed. Graham Nash, 50, of Leeds, has worked for free, rallied local tradesmen to help – and sometimes, spent money out of his own pocket to restore people’s broken homes. His altruism started after[Read More…]
In a shocking turn of events on October 7, the Israeli military received orders to shell Israeli homes and even their own bases as part of a stated bid to neutralize Palestinian gunmen, it has been reported. Testimonies from witnesses on the ground and emerging evidence point to a series of controversial decisions made by military commanders, raising questions about[Read More…]
In a move raising eyebrows, the NHS is venturing into the realm of artificial intelligence to monitor people’s eating and drinking habits, with a focus on minimizing “avoidable” hospital admissions. As part of a pilot scheme launched in Buckinghamshire, the tracking extends to everyday appliances like kettles and fridges, prompting concerns about privacy and the extent to which technology is[Read More…]
In a tragic escalation of violence in the Gaza Strip, Israeli airstrikes have claimed the lives of at least twenty Palestinian journalists, marking one of the deadliest days for local reporters since the onset of the military’s bombing campaign nearly three weeks ago. The international community is increasingly alarmed as Big Tech platforms, in coordination with Tel Aviv, play a[Read More…]
In a subtle yet potentially perilous move, the United States is covertly funneling an $80 million (£63 million) grant into Taiwan for the acquisition of American military equipment. While this may appear as a routine transaction, the implications of Washington using its own funds to arm a region it officially doesn’t acknowledge are profound. China’s vehement opposition, a departure[Read More…]
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