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On July the 16th the festivity of the Virgen del Carmen is celebrated and in the Punta del Hidalgo (Tenerife) they get ready for it. When the last Sunday of the month of July is getting closer, the fishermen decorate their boats and make the sirens sound in the coastal area, in honor of their patron saint.
The Virgen del Carmen is a sailor’s tradition lived with enthusiasm and great devotion. There are many towns in Tenerife that celebrate great maritime processions because of the Carmen festivities. The images of the Virgin are taken from their respective churches to the dock or the beach where they are shipped to travel the coast under the protection of the sailors and accompanied by decorated recreational boats full of believers.
The carriers of the Image get rid of their sandals for the shipment and get into the sea to ship the image, avoiding it from getting wet and damaged. During the sailor’s procession, a flowers’ offering is placed to remember those who have died at sea and a minute of silence is kept. This tradition is deeply rooted in many of the coastal towns in the Canary Islands.
The image goes out in procession from the Punta del Hidalgo and goes to the zone of the Nautical Club in Bajamar, where it makes a short stop to be welcomed with fireworks. In its return, the same happens in the coastal area of Bajamar, where once the fireworks exhibition ends, it returns to the starting point where the believers wait to continue the returning trip to the church.
The worship of this virgin goes back to the group of hermits that, inspired by the prophet Elias, went away to live in Mount Carmelo, considered the garden of Israel (“Karmel” means garden). These devotees, after the crusades, formed the order of Our Lady of Mount Carmelo (Carmelites) in Europe. The Mount Carmelo, nowadays located in Israel, has been a place of religious devotion from ancient times. In the Hebrew Bible, it is mentioned with the name of Hakkarmel (place of the garden) in the book of the prophet Isaias and it is described as a place of great beauty and it also appears related with the prophet Elias. Nevertheless, it doesn’t appear in the New Testament.
According to the Carmelite tradition, on the 16th of July, 1251, the image of the Virgen del Carmen appeared to Saint Simon Stock, general superior of the Carmelite order, to whom she gave his habits and the scapular, main symbol of the Carmelite Marian cult. According to the modern tradition, the virgin promised to free from the purgatory all the souls that had worn the scapular during their lives, the next Saturday after their deaths to take them to Heaven. This veneration received papal recognition in 1587 and has been supported by the following Popes, especially regarding the scapular. From that day the festivity in honor of the Virgen del Carmen is celebrated on this day.
Other places where the Festivity of the Virgen del Carmen is celebrated in Tenerife:
Puerto de la Cruz.
From the church of La Peña de Francia, the Virgen del Carmen leaves in procession together with San Telmo, surrounded by compliments and songs dedicated by the fishermen. At the end, there is a big fireworks exhibition in the dock of the same fishing pier. Afterward, the images return to their own churches.
Valleseco (Santa Cruz de Tenerife)
Valleseco celebrates its patron saint festivities in honor of the Virgen del Carmen on the Sunday after the 16th of July, with a procession to the neighborhood’s dock and the maritime procession through the Port of Santa Cruz de Tenerife.


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Time once was that the self-help book was the dysfunctional cousin on publishing's family tree. The first was said to be published in 1859 (Semuel Smiles' book, Self Help), but the genre only hit its stride 100 years later. Back in the 1960s and 1970s, however, the self-help section of the bookshop was an area to be entered furtively, and with a healthy dose of scepticism. With their long-winded titles (Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Sex But Were Afraid To Ask) the books promised much, and delivered little.
By the time the 1980s rolled around, there was a new focus on the self. The books went from being the sole preserve of gurus to a weapon of choice for ambitious dynamos who were simply feeling a little directionless.
Today, however, the self-improvement industry is said to be worth $11 billion in the US alone. It’s estimated in the UK that self-help has earned publishers £75 million in the past five years.
This is partly to do with a new focus on addressing mental-health challenges, and optimising the self. We now know we can change the way we think and feel – that in failure and catastrophe, there is learning and growth to be found. What's more, many of them are insightful, engaging and helpful: the benefits of therapy at a fraction of the cost. They're more personable, too: fuelled by the successes of Caitlin Moran and Nora Ephron, we now have the memoir-slash-self-help book.
So which ones are worth the hype and worth checking out? And which classics did a blessed sidestep away from schmaltz?
Tiny Beautiful Things by Cheryl Strayed (Atlantic Books)
Cheryl Strayed's now-defunct Dear Sugar column (on The Rumpus website) was chicken soup for the heartsick. By turns sage, gentle and no-nonsense, Strayed answered fragile readers' questions on everything from relationships and family to self-loathing. The resulting collection of columns, Tiny Beautiful Things, is brimful of empathy, showing readers how to practise self-love and to hold compassion for others.
Leap In by Alexandra Heminsley (Penguin Random House)
Fitness manuals are often deathly boring: running ones, doubly so. Yet Alexandra Heminsley wrote one to masterful effect: Running Like A Girl charted her arduous journey from couch potato to marathon runner. And here, she writes of her desire to become an open-air swimmer. To conquer fears, to become not just good at swimming, but at one with the water. To not just survive, but thrive.
“I wanted to dive into water as I want to dive into life,” she writes. “Filled with joy, curiosity, and the knowledge that though there might be dangers, they aren’t daunting enough to make it not worth doing.” The second section of the book sees Heminsley offer advice and recommendations on sea swimming, from buying goggles and staying warm(ish) to breathing and tracking devices.
If this doesn't appeal, the heart-breaking, darkly humorous and inspirational I Found My Tribe by Ruth Fitzmaurice is an uplifting, swimming-inspired alternative.
The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron (Macmillan)
Hailed by millions of would-be creatives since its publication in 1992, Cameron’s book works as a manual on how to unlock creativity, gain self-confidence and harness creative impulses. Among its most enduring instructions is the ‘Morning Pages’ (or simply writing first thing in the morning). Not for nothing was the book eventually put into the Self-Publishing Hall of Fame after selling millions of copies worldwide.
Sleep Your Way To The Top (and Other Myths About Business Success) by Jane Miller (Sterling Books)
Despite its potentially off-putting title, Miller’s workplace survival guide has become a hit since its 2014 release. And in a year of stories about workplace harassment, Miller’s book now seems hugely prescient. Aimed primarily at millennials, this is a survival guide for every type of workplace blooper, from what to do if your boss invites you into a jacuzzi to how to survive the office Christmas party with minimal blowback.
Anxiety for Beginners by Eleanor Morgan (Bluebird books)
The market is positively overflowing with books on how to manage anxiety, but Morgan’s sits a cut away from the rest. The journalist recalls having her first panic attack in school; one minute, she was learning biology, the next, she felt as though “death became a certainty”. Morgan has spent the ensuing years managing her anxiety disorder and here she weaves personal experience with plenty of research. The result is an authoritative, absorbing read.
The Year of Yes by Shonda Rhimes (Simon & Schuster)
The name 'Shonda Rhimes' might not be a household one here in Ireland (yet), but in the US, Rhimes is the popular creator and producer of some great TV (Grey's Anatomy). Vowing to kick her social anxiety and introversion into touch, Rhimes decided to say yes to everything that scared her in life. Funny, wise and relatable, with a sweetening dash of Hollywood glamour.
The Life-Changing Magic Of Tidying by Marie Kondo (Vermilion Books)
No one likes to be told to get rid of their prized possessions, and in this respect, decluttering Marie Kondo takes no prisoners. If you have five blue jumpers, bin all but one. Don’t hang onto anything material that elicits anything less than sheer joy. Sounds brutal, particularly for sentimental types, but there’s a reason the name of the woman they call the ‘Beyoncé of decluttering’ has now become an actual verb. “I’ve just KonMari’d my wardrobe,” a whole raft of women are suddenly proclaiming. Her disciples have indeed reported life-changing results, and not just in their wardrobes.
The Rules by Ellen Fein and Sherrie Schneider (Piaktus)
Even on its first publishing run in the '90s, The Rules seemed curiously retrograde. At the zenith of ladette culture, this dating manual suggested women dial it right back to the '50s, and call to mind the mannerisms of more genteel ladies. Ergo, no calling, no paying on dates, no talking too much, no chasing, playing hard to get. In 2014, The New Rules was published, with dos and don'ts for dating for the digital generation. And in a dating climate that's as mercurial as it is cut-throat, people will take any advice they can get. Still, there has to be something to it: Beyoncé has credited The Rules for her courtship, and eventual marriage to Jay-Z.
The Complete Worst-Case Scenario Survival Handbook by Joshua Piven and David Borgenicht (Chronicle books)
What this book lacks in spiritual enlightenment, it more than makes up for with the practical advice you thought you’d never need. Yet it’s only when you read about how to deliver a baby in the back of a taxi, surviving quicksand and mastering awkward lift silences that you realise just how handy a book like this could come in. Some day.

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Delivery has become the in-thing in the market. Customers nowadays don’t have to go to the shops but can just order, make a payment (either before or on delivery) and receive their orders at home, in the office or have them delivered wherever they want. The Exchange spoke to Glovo, a startup founded in 2015 in Barcelona, and launched in Kenya in February this year. The service is present in over 20 countries and more than 100 cities. With over 10 years in business development, seven of which have been in the tech world, Glovo Market Lead (Sub-Saharan Africa) Priscila Muhiu divulges into the logistics business in Kenya and the region.
What makes the logistics space in Kenya an attractive prospect and why is Glovo in this business?
Logistics is the key driver to any economy. Without logistics, businesses will not be able to get their goods to their consumers. Logistics powers economic growth and can unlock the potential of businesses. At Glovo, we believe that users should have access to their own city immediately and with ease by bridging the gap between consumers and the local economy. Consumers can use Glovo to get anything delivered to them in minutes while at the same time, businesses have access to thousands of customers who use the Glovo app. A report by the World Bank indicated that logistics costs account for over 30% of the total cost of goods. To lower these costs, increasing efficiency is paramount. Leveraging on technology can help organizations to increase efficiency and lower the costs of goods
With the recent negative coverage around the local bodaboda industry, along the lines of national security, what do you do to ensure that you enlist riders with clean criminal records?
Our riders go through a vetting process to ensure that they have no criminal record. We then get them trained on customer service and etiquette to ensure good customer experience. We also have a rating system that enables users to give us feedback on the riders ́ behaviour.
Being a multi-category delivery app has required you to get into partnerships with relatively unknown local brands. What does this model mean for both parties involved?
The partnership creates a win-win situation. The Brands get access to thousands of users that come to the app hence increasing their sales and lowering their marketing costs. In return, Glovo earns a commission by connecting it´s users to the local brands hence increasing the company revenue
Based on your experience in the market so far, what would you say are the challenges of doing business in the region?
The logistics infrastructure in Kenya is still not up to the global standard, though it is improving. The increasing cost of fuel poses a challenge and by extension increases the cost of transporting goods. Also the lack of proper address systems also creates friction in the delivery of goods. The delivery service providers are forced to make a couple of calls before getting to the destination. However, this has greatly improved over time
What makes you so sure that you will succeed within this market?
Our unique value proposition is that we are a multi category platform hence use cases are many. Users can get anything from food, groceries to drinks delivered to them in minutes. Users dont need to have separate apps for food, groceries or courier. They just need to download one app, Glovo, and they will experience convenience at its best.
What is your view on the current operating environment in the industry in Kenya?
The current operating environment is conducive for business growth. However, the cost of branding a bike is very high and doesn’t ́t make economic sense to the delivery companies. The key players in the industry are currently trying to lobby with the county government to lower the costs.
How do you plan to deal with competition from other logistics service providers within the local space?
Our focus is on our consumers and we seek to constantly meet the consumer needs. We believe that with our unique value proposition and exception customer experience, we can stand out from the competition.
Going forward what role are you going to play in the local logistics industry?
Glovo seeks to make everything available by connecting Kenyans with their local economy. To enable this, Glovo relies on two main pillars;
- a) Partnering with a wide variety of establishments including; top fast food restaurants, local food restaurants, Groceries, bakeries and gift shops
- b) bike riders, who are trained to provide efficient delivery service in minutes.
The economic impact expected from this is that riders will increase their earnings and get to service more orders. At the same time, businesses will have access to more customers and hence increase their sales. The overall impact will be local economy growth and access to opportunities.

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Written :Salman Khan,Shailesh Verma Music :Sajid-Wajid Cinematography : Gopal Shah Editing : Ashfaque Makrani Directed :Anil Sharma Produced : Vijay Galani,Sunil A. LullaDistributed : Eros International Released date : 22 January 2010 Running time :155 mins Language : Hindi Budget : INR 44 crore Rating :
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Veer opens in 1862 though it resorts to a 1980s kind of Bollywood treatment. Much over the usual Hollywood suspects – Braveheart, Gladiator or Troy it seeks references from epic dramas with a royal streak like Dharam Veer, Rajput and Raj Tilak from our very own Bollywood stock. The story comes close of Amitabh Bachchan’s Mard (1985) minus Manmohan Desai’s trademark lost-and-found formula which is substituted with too much of Bollywood song-and-dance drama.
Prithvi Singh (Mithun Chakravarthy) heads the Pindari community who were once betrayed by the Raja of Madhavgarh (Jackie Shroff). Prithvi’s son Veer (Salman Khan) continues to rebel against Madhavgarh and the British empire in India. Expectedly it’s love-at-first sight with the Raja’s daughter, Princess Yashodhara (Zarine Khan).
With younger brother Punya (Sohail Khan), Veer goes to London to get English gyaan that will help his clan. Predictably he stumbles upon Yashodhara at the university and the epic veers towards campus romance. Back in India, Yashodhara takes charge of her kingdom and is pitted against their enemy – the Pindaris lead by Veer. What follows is love and war though the treatment is more formulaic than fair.
Evidently designed as a project to glorify his heroism, Salman Khan is the single reason you sit through the film. Sadly Salman can’t solely substitute for the abundant ambiguities in the film. Writer Shaktimaan fails to develop Salman’s story into a compelling screenplay falling prey to outmoded clichés and the film merely ends up being a love story between two warring families with the age-old revenge angle thrown in for good measure.
With shot-takings derived from Jodhaa Akbar ’s battlefield sequences, the film starts on an interesting note. But the pace soon drops as an uninspiring love story takes precedence and too much of time is expended in song and dance. Though the narrative in first half doesn’t move beyond their redundant romance, the chemistry between the couple is palpably missing.
Half a dozen character artists are stuffed in the Pindari community, though none of them are established or contribute competently towards the war. Like many of those histrionic action sequences from the film where the hero makes a late entry to win instant applause, the film picks up pulse in the latter reels. The swayamvar sequence (derived from Dharam Veer ) and the climatic combat between father-son (inspired from Mard ) makes way for some dense dramatic moments. But Veer is excruciatingly long at a runtime that doesn’t justify its frail storytelling.
Action director Tinu Verma does a decent job in directing the stunt sequences but at several instances the rope tricks show off. Cinematographer Gopal Shah adds the requisite regal touch to the film, as his camera hovers vibrantly in action and battle sequences to capture accurate animated frames. Sanjay Dhabade’s art direction and Anna Singh’s costume designs somewhere fuses the period feel with a contemporary touch. Sajid Wajid’s musical score is pleasing to the ear and goes in sync with the period setting.
Salman Khan takes absolute precedence amongst everything else and roars through a powerful performance. The warrior character befits his stud and sturdy image and he doesn’t have to try too hard. Prominent in every frame of the film, he overshadows everyone else so much so that supplementary actor-brother Sohail Khan doesn’t even get one consolation solo scene. That thankfully moderates the trauma since all Sohail does is his brand buffoonery. Mithun Chakravarthy is the only one who stands on his own other than Salman Khan adding life to his character. Zarine Khan is a replica of Katrina Kaif and using the same dubbing artist only adds to the analogy. Lisa Lazarus is absolutely wasted in a two scene role. Jackie Shroff repeats his humdrum villainous act. Puru Rajkumar is unintentionally funny in his accented English.
Veer doesn’t offer variety. But if you are a veracious Salman Khan fan, Veer is watchable.

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The Wenatchee World weighs in on the House budget proposal, especially as it undermines the integrity of the WWRP:
Excerpt: “Coalition spokeswoman Danica Johnson said land acquisition grants were clearly targeted. Funds for many other kinds of projects — such as preserving farmland, creating trails or developing parks — remained in the budget.
She said the approach undermines state law, which includes a formula for allocations. “It undermines the integrity of the program in general,” she said. Funds are usually prioritized in a manner that distributes money among acquisition, restoration and development projects.
Johnson said land acquisition is an important part of the grant program. “As Washington’s population continues to grow and expand, there is more need for public land, and these public spaces for people to recreate in,” she said.
She added that last year, in response to concerns from lawmakers, the program was modernized to include increased funding for stewardship, and a larger effort to serve people throughout the state.
Johnson said she’s planning to pull together a full list of the WWRP grants that were high enough on the priority list to be funded, but were pulled by the House’s criteria.”
Read the full article on the Wenatchee World.

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Miami Beach Commission to discuss liquor ban options at 2 a.m.
Five months after voters said they would support new alcohol restrictions, the City Commission will meet on Wednesday to consider proposals that could change South Beach’s famous nightlife scene.
miami beach Commissioners are due to discuss three proposals that would cut alcohol sales by three hours from 5 a.m. to 2 a.m. One of the proposed ordinances would impose a blanket ban on alcohol at 2 a.m. across the city. The other two would create exceptions for certain existing 5 a.m. businesses or those in certain areas of the city.
In November, 57% of voters approved a non-binding referendum backing a 2 a.m. cut to liquor sales with certain “exceptions” for the commission to decide. Referendum supporters, including Mayor Dan Gelber, argued there was a need to change South Beach’s reputation as a rowdy party destination. Critics, including business owners, said it would hurt employees of places that sell alcohol and do little to curb crime.
But the open language of the mock vote left the question of voter intent up to the commission’s interpretation.
This has led to differences of opinion on how best to balance the interests of residents who want to change the city’s entertainment industry and business owners determined to save it. The commissioners, who began discussing a bill in January, also face potential legal challenges after a judge overturned the city’s two previous attempts to curb liquor sales.
“In my mind, Wednesday is really a last call for the alcohol debate at 2 a.m.,” said commissioner Mark Samuelian, who is calling for a strict 2 a.m. cut-off with no exceptions. “We are now at the point where it is up to the commission to deliver.”
At the other end, a proposal by Commissioner Kristen Rosen Gonzalez would grandfather into existing 5 AM businesses with certain conditional use permits. Other businesses would need board approval to serve alcohol after 2 a.m. They would also be required to submit security and crowd control plans, hire security guards, and agree to cooperate with police or code enforcement.
The commissioners, who discussed the alcohol legislation at a committee meeting last month, appear to have focused on both proposals – although it’s unclear whether either has the four votes required to pass the seven-member commission.
If either order is approved on Wednesday, it would require a final vote in late May or June.
A third option, presented by Gelber, would create exceptions for large hotels on Collins Avenue north of the South Beach entertainment district and businesses in other areas of the city. It would take five votes to pass. Commissioners approved the order in a preliminary vote in February, but it no longer appears to have sufficient support.
Gelber said Tuesday he thought the ordinance could pass, but was willing to compromise to get something approved.
“I’m going to take pretty much anything I can get at this point,” he said.
The commission will also consider further restricting liquor sales near the 41st Street corridor in Mid Beach. The area has had a 2 a.m. liquor ban since 2016, but liquor establishments operating at the time were exempted from the ban. The order, sponsored by Commissioner Alex Fernandez, would lift the exemption.
Other proposals could be presented soon. Fernandez, who expressed frustration with the length of the alcohol debate, said he would offer a 2 a.m. citywide rollback for outdoor venues only.
Commissioner David Richardson, noting that none of the current proposals could pass, said there might be a way to address the “carnival” atmosphere on Ocean Drive without rolling back alcohol sales. It offers height and density incentives to redevelop hotels into residential or office buildings.
He said he spoke to the Clevelander on Ocean Drive about the possibility of converting the famous hotel and bar into a gated residential building with fine dining. Currently, the Clevelander’s large outdoor patio creates an attraction for crowds to gather outside, he said. A Clevelander attorney declined to comment.
“My objective with this proposal is to find ways to change the business model of certain companies in the [South Beach entertainment] district,” Richardson wrote in an email Tuesday. “The ‘carnival’ atmosphere created by certain businesses spills over into the streets, creating an untenable situation for our community and the police.
This story was originally published April 5, 2022 7:25 p.m.

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As a law student at the University of Sydney in the early 1960s, Michael Kirby would raise his hand and query and question. But at no point during his studies did the 84-year-old former judge of the High Court of Australia remember asking why indigenous Australians lacked any legal right to their traditional lands. Or why the law accepted that Australian women were dependent on and inferior to men. Or why migrating to Australia was possible only for white people, and never for the Chinese.
“That was the country I grew up in and I never asked a question about it. I just accepted it,” Kirby said in a talk hosted last week by the Legal Research Foundation. In front of a room of lawyers, judges and former Governor-General Dame Silvia Cartwright, Kirby spoke of the challenges facing the profession in 2023 as it grapples with the “watchword of our time”: change.
“So unquestioning” were Australians in 1962, said Kirby, an honorary fellow of the Legal Research Foundation, that they thought the status quo would last for the rest of their lives. He grew up believing Australians were entitled to decide who was welcomed to their shores. He grew up learning that the very founding of Australia was based on making Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders “invisible” and turning their homelands – and the entire continent – into an “empty place” capable of discovery. And he was taught that married women couldn’t acquire domicile in their own right; their husbands’ place of abode was theirs.
“Did I ever raise my hand about that? No, I didn’t. Nobody else in the class did. No one was encouraged to raise their hand. This was the rule,” Kirby said, slamming his palm on the lectern. “Your job was to learn the rules. And I was pretty good at learning the rules.”
‘I shut up’
He kept quiet, even when the rules concerned his sense of self.
During his studies, Kirby sat in a criminal law lecture taught by a local Queen’s Counsel. When the practitioner reached ss 79 to 81B of the Crimes Act 1900 of New South Wales, Kirby felt himself blush – the crimes made up the part of the Act known as “unnatural offences”
Did he, a gay man, ask why people like him could be prosecuted, found guilty, and sentenced to “penal servitude” for 14 years for the “abominable” crime of having sex with another man? Did he ask why buggery and bestiality, together, made up s 79 of the Act? Did he ask why New South Wales had a punishment so disproportionate to a crime that was only an offence against morality?
“That was the last thing I was doing. I was really feeling ashamed that I should be very quiet here. Do any of them know? Does anybody realise? Does anybody suspect?” he said. “I shut up. I shut up for a long time. And had I not shut up, I would not be here with you today. “That was the rule of silence.”
Silence and relics
“Undoing all these silences” that existed in earlier generations is what faces societies today. It’s sometimes uncomfortable and beset with obstacles and problems, Kirby said, and not all reversals are done at the same time. But once society changed, lawyers and judges had to follow suit – or risk becoming a “relic”.
The challenges facing the profession were “continuing change and being part of that change”. Today’s silences? The proliferation of nuclear weapons, refugee rights and migration, climate change and access to justice, he said. “Who now is looking after the poor and disadvantaged? They’re also citizens. They sometimes have legal claims that are not respected. We ought to think about that. What can we do in our profession to make sure the rule of law is not just a rule for the rich, but the rule for everybody?”
His life has coincided with global transformation: world wars, the breakdown of the British Empire, the enfranchisement of Indigenous Australians in 1962, Australia’s first woman prime minister and, in 2017, marriage equality. The headway made on LGBTQIA+ issues on both sides of the Tasman has been extraordinary, said Kirby, who never thought it would happen when he met his husband, Johan van Vloten, in 1969. “I did not think I would live to see any change. And had I not conformed, I would not have gone forward.”
Kirby’s sexuality, as a gay man, has meant he’s been motivated by the “hatred, dislike, contempt and disgust” that often is directed at people who are different. While he didn’t look as though he was part of a minority, his sexuality gave him an empathy for others, he said. But how he and other students did not question the multitude of injustices that were afflicting Australia in the sixties was a question that left him puzzled.
Referring back to the “unnatural offences” lecture, he said he felt “utterly powerless” to change almost 5,000 years of moral and religious thought, entrenched in the law. The relevant sections of the Crimes Act were worded with “nasty language”, describing a crime that was “so evil that it may not be spoken of”. Kirby believed he never would have had a chance to change it, “so I just had to cop it”.
But that powerlessness hadn’t left him paralysed. Even as a child, he knew conventional beliefs about sexuality – and the discrimination that targeted queer people – were wrong. American sexologist Alfred Kinsey’s seminal books, Sexual Behaviour in the Human Male and Sexual Behaviour in the Human Female, had been written when Kirby was in primary school.
Because he read the newspapers, Kirby knew about Kinsey’s research into the sexuality and sexual preferences of American men and women. Later, as a university student, he consumed every piece of literature he could get his hands on, not to improve his grades but because he was “passionately interested” in acquiring a better understanding.
Justice is our banner
“But I didn’t ask questions about women’s rights. And I didn’t ask questions about indigenous rights. I didn’t ask questions about White Australia,” he said. “I didn’t ask questions about refugees and I didn’t ask questions about animal rights.” The original question had been raised in connection with philosopher Martha Nussbaum’s recent book Justice for Animals: Our Collective Responsibility, which has argued for increased legal standing for animals and an ethical framework in which their rights to live and flourish are not subordinated to our own.
Kirby joked that he felt “very vulnerable to the sudden advent of irrelevancy” in the last week of his time on the High Court bench. So he helped launch a book on animal welfare law in Australia and New Zealand. The knowledge he learned about how humans hurt highly sentient creatures was more knowledge than he wanted to have. But it led to fundamental change: he hasn’t eaten meat since. Even his husband eats much less meat, although “it does create a problem in the kitchen”
The way in which drug use and addiction have been handled was another issue that societies would reproach themselves over, Kirby said. “We’ll look back [on these issues] with the same feeling as I have of the many things I’ve already mentioned. So, I don’t think I was ignorant about injustice and about its bite. Its bite was on me – but I felt hopeless.”
It all sounded sombre, Kirby said. But knowing the problems meant identifying the pathways to the solutions. “I believe that we do know the problems. The problems stem from inequality and commonality: the fact that people like others to be the same. It’s an infantile disorder, but certainly it’s something that runs very deep in the Antipodes. Therefore, we have to be alert to this fact,” he said.
“You do better, but you’re not perfect. You know there’s a lot to be done. Lawyers should be part of the movement for change. And justice is the banner of our profession.” ■


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In 1917 in Halifax, people could tell a lot about you by where you lived on the Halifax peninsula.
Many upper-class business and professional families lived in the “south end,” the area south of the Citadel. Dalhousie University was in the south end, along with most of the city's hospitals.
The north end was more of a mix of communities--black, white and native, immigrant, itinerant and Canadian, middle-class, working-class, Protestant and Catholic.
One of the newer areas was Richmond. It was almost a separate suburb, beyond the Halifax downtown core. Many of its houses still had barns and vegetable gardens.
Richmond stretched up the slope from the harbourfront to Fort Needham. It included businesses and industries on the shore, working-class apartment buildings and middle-class shops and houses.
Many people lived near their jobs at the dockyards, railyards, the Acadia Sugar Refinery and Hillis and Sons Foundry.
In 1917, as now, Halifax was a transportation hub for Atlantic Canada and the Eastern Seaboard.
Immigration had slowed to a trickle since the beginning of the war, but the immigration sheds at Pier 2 still did steady business as soldiers and sailors headed to and from Europe.
Supplies and people arrived by train at the terminals on North Street
and on the harbourfront.
Many people still considered cars a luxury, and the horse and cart were part of everyday life. For those with neither, Halifax had a public tram system. It needed upgrading.
Three ferries plied routes between Halifax and Dartmouth. The "morning rush" was among their busiest times, as people headed to work or for appointments on one side of the harbour or the other.
The twentieth century had brought miracles of modern communication. The telegraph was part of daily life. A message that moved around the world, door to door in mere hours, was still an amazing accomplishment in 1917.
Telephones were catching on. They weren't considered basic appliances. Many businesses had them, but they were still the exception in most homes. City of Ruins >

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Dental insurance can reduce out-of-pocket costs for basic procedures by covering co-insurance, deductibles and annual maximums. But patients still have to pay for some services upfront, including cleanings, evaluations and x-rays.
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The cheapest way to lower dental cost is to visit your dentist regularly for routine cleanings and exams. These services are typically covered at 100 percent by most dental insurance plans, with minimal or no deductible and co-pays, and don’t count toward the annual maximum.
Research has shown that regular dental care prevents more serious oral health problems down the road. These problems can result in hospital visits, higher medical costs, and reduced productivity at work.
To determine the effects of dental care on overall health costs, researchers studied 11,734 adults who were continuously enrolled in a health plan in Arkansas that included preventive dentistry coverage from 2014 to 2018. They compared the health-related cost savings of patients who visited their dentists to those who did not.
Those who visited their dentists annually had significantly lower dental and non-dental costs over the course of the study. Those with annual preventive care also had lower emergency room and urgent care visit costs than those who did not visit their dentists. This is a valuable finding for public payers, such as states, that are considering transitioning to block grants from fee-for-service models.
Dental insurance costs are a personal decision, with each person’s needs and family history playing a role in whether coverage is right for them. The lower monthly premium of an entry-level plan may work best for people who need minimal care or have healthy teeth, while those who require frequent visits or costly procedures should consider a higher-tier plan.
Most plans have a deductible and annual maximum, with the patient responsible for any expenses that exceed those limits. Typically, routine preventive care is covered at 100%, with bi-annual cleanings, exams and X-rays included. Some preventive treatments like sealants are considered basic by one insurer and major by another, so it’s important to know how each carrier categorizes procedures.
Many dental plans also come with copays, which are a set dollar amount that the patient pays upfront for a treatment. Generally, these fees are low for routine procedures, but can be high for more expensive ones such as root canals and crowns. Lastly, most dental plans limit the dentists to which they will pay for a procedure, referred to as a “network.” These dentists must agree to a discounted fee or risk losing their contract with the insurance company.
Many people find themselves without dental insurance when they retire, and are often shocked to learn that Medicare does not pay for extensive work. Forgoing dental coverage is less risky than going without health insurance, but budgeting for a big bill can be challenging.
If you do not have employer-based dental coverage, there are still options. Some dentists offer discounted services for self-pay patients. These can be as low as 10 to 15 percent, depending on the provider. Some dentists will also offer payment plans or allow you to pay for the service over time.
Some states and the federal marketplace/exchange offer stand-alone dental insurance that can be purchased in addition to other forms of health coverage. A plan of this type can be much cheaper than an employer-sponsored dental insurance option. However, it is important to understand that a point-of-service option may have higher claims costs than an insurer-sponsored or preferred provider network (PPO) plan. Additionally, some point-of-service options use a dental insurance carrier to provide administration services and reimburse for out-of-network care. These plans may have a trending increase each year to cover these costs.
Dental costs can be high, but it doesn’t have to be. Consumers can reduce costs by pursuing preventive care, buying dental insurance, negotiating prices, and considering dental tourism for large procedures.
Dentists pay high overhead due to malpractice risks, and their services are expensive because they use advanced, high-tech equipment that commands top dollar. Other costly items include dental implants, CEREC crowns, composite resin bonding and digital X-rays that require specialized sensors and software. These expenses are passed on to consumers as higher pricing.
Many employers offer dental coverage at much lower cost than health insurance. Individual and family dental policies can also be purchased at affordable rates. These plans often have annual deductibles and maximums, but routine treatments like checkups and cleanings are typically covered without additional charges.
Consider getting a Preferred Provider Organization (PPO) or dental discount plan that offers a network of dentists with agreed-upon fee structures. This type of dental insurance is less expensive than traditional plans and may cover more types of procedures. It may be more flexible too because you can visit any provider in or out of the network.
Many dental practices offer payment and financing plans that help make expensive procedures more affordable for uninsured patients. Healthcare financing companies such as Compassionate Finance and CareCredit also provide loans to qualifying patients.
Dental insurance is a great option to reduce financial barriers to dental care, but premium rates, deductibles and annual limits can add up quickly. It is important to compare plans before enrolling, and verify that your preferred dentists and specialists are in the insurer’s provider network.
Dental discount plans are another option for the uninsured and may include free exams and X-rays plus significant discounts on other dental services for a low monthly or annual fee. These plans often have no waiting periods and lower rates than insurance providers, but their networks tend to be smaller. Patients can also save money by requesting price quotes from multiple dental offices for the same procedure. For example, the cost of a dental filling can vary depending on the number of surfaces treated and the type of filling material. The price of an inlay or onlay, which are more complex restorations than a standard filling, can also vary.


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When it comes to retirement myths and realities, there’s the truth and then there’s everything else. For some reason, a number of unhelpful myths continue to float around about retirement, retirement communities, and retiring to Fort Washington, Pennsylvania.
For the record, Fort Washington is a gorgeous township deep in horse country that also happens to be only roughly 15 miles north of Philadelphia’s city center. Fort Washington has been a favorite for retiring seniors for quite some time. As a popular destination, it’s also the target for retirement community myths. Well, now is the time to put these rumors to bed. Let’s look into just how wonderful retirement community living in Fort Washington, Pennsylvania truly can be!
Myth: Fort Washington is Boring, Boring, Boring
Whenever people like something, there are bound to be others who want to trash it. This seems to be the case with the retirement myth that there is nothing worthwhile to do in Fort Washington. Maybe they’re concerned that boredom will set in and they’ll never see a reason to leave their independent living community, but this simply isn’t founded in any reality. While it is certainly true that retirement communities in and near Fort Washington tend to have amazing amenities and activities that make it so you don’t need to leave your campus, there is still plenty to do if you decide to go exploring.
In fact, Fort Washington and its surrounding townships are chock full of things to do. Local theaters, like the Act II Playhouse, have been putting on shows forever, earning themselves an incredible 31 Barrymore Award nominations. There are symphony orchestras, local movie theaters, great dining and shopping. And oh yeah, remember how we said it’s 15 miles from Philadelphia? Plus, as an added perk for anyone moving to Fort Washington Estates, you also get to enjoy any of the amenities of nearby Gwynedd States and Spring House Estates. You can read more about getting three communities in one here.
Myth: Fort Washington is Too Isolated From Civilization
Some people crave the hustle and bustle of city life. Perhaps it’s those types who are spreading another retirement myth:that even a foot outside city limits is nothing but desolate, uninhabited wilderness. This is, of course, complete rubbish – especially if you’re living in Fort Washington. Instead, the real story is that you’re never far from the action. What type of action? Just any and every type you can think of, that’s all!
Not only is there plenty to enjoy within Fort Washington itself, but as a suburb of the City of Brotherly Love, you can get to one of the biggest cities in the country easily thanks to close proximity to both the turnpike and the SEPTA train stations in the area, plus events and excursions from your retirement community. And that’s to say nothing of the proximity to New York City and Washington, DC, among other wonderful locations!
Myth: It Costs an Arm and a Leg to Live in Fort Washington
Of course it’s important to understand the financial realities of retirement. You may be on a fixed income, dependent on retirement savings or investments to keep you afloat – and that requires very careful planning. Selecting a place to live that’s affordable is part of this. But the myth that living in a retirement community in Fort Washington is out of your price range is going to do you much more harm than good.
For one, if you’re considering retiring to Fort Washington, you are probably from around the area. That means your cost of living likely won’t be changing at all. And if you’re coming from a city area, or perhaps New York or New Jersey, your cost of living may actually decrease. Plus, by moving into a continuing care retirement community such as Fort Washington Estates, you are combining and removing many of your monthly expenses. Forget property taxes and home maintenance fees. Never pay a lawn care service again. Cancel your gym membership. Fort Washington Estates can even take care of many of your meals with fine dining options.
Myth: Your Healthcare Will Suffer in Fort Washington
Our physical needs change as we get older. It’s important to stay healthy and fit during our retirement years, but even so, sometimes things come up that you might need more than just a routine checkup to fix. The fear of not having adequate healthcare is a strong one in such a situation, and this is where the retirement myth of having poor healthcare options if you move to a community in Fort Washington comes from.
Thankfully, this is just not the case at all! The Fort Washington area boasts a number of retirement communities that offer excellent levels of care, as many medical personnel are sourced directly from nearby Philadelphia. But more to the point, many of these retirement communities, including Fort Washington Estates, provide continuity of care options, which adapt and change along with needs throughout the entirety of your stay. You may enter as a healthy independent living resident, but if at any point you need a higher level of care such as assisted living, you’ll receive it on the same beautiful campus, for no increase to your monthly fee based strictly on your increased need. Fort Washington Estates also takes physical, mental, and spiritual health very seriously, with plenty of opportunities to improve all aspects. It’s services like this that ensure you never have to worry about such a retirement myth as not enough access to healthcare.
Start Busting Your Own Myths in Fort Washington, Pennsylvania
At this point it should be crystal clear that we’ve been able to bust many of the biggest and most pernicious myths surrounding retirement community living in Fort Washington. The truth is that if you’re looking for affordable retirement communities in a gorgeous neighborhood that provides you excellent amenities, Fort Washington is the place. Add to that the fact that you’ve got quick and easy access to one of the biggest and most cosmopolitan cities in the country and you’ve got a winning combination to be sure!


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First captured the prototype of the new Dacia SanderoOctober 9, 2019
Journalists captured a strongly camouflaged prototype of the Romanian city hatchback Dacia Sandero, which is sold under the Renault brand in our country. The car will be presented next year.
A couple of minutes ago, at the disposal of our publication were “spy” photos of a strongly camouflaged prototype of a Romanian novelty, and I must say that already at this stage you can see that the exterior of the car began to look much better.
It seems that the car will receive not only completely new body panels, but also completely redone headlights and taillights. On closer inspection, we will also notice that there are no more old door handles, and the fuel tank cap has a rather interesting shape. The shape of the tailgate has also been changed.
This blue wire sticking out of the hood is most likely connected to a measuring tool in the passenger compartment — the cable passes in through the slot in the passenger door. The prototype seen has a temporary exhaust system installed – perhaps Dacia engineers tested a new engine for their small hatchback.
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Presentation of the updated hatchback Dacia Sandero, as well as the Logan sedan will be held in 2020 at the Geneva Motor Show in early March or late September in Paris.
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Has the bloc suddenly realised it has nothing to negotiate upon? The Express reports:
THE EU has appeared to shift their tone paving the way for a Brexit deal to be struck with claims it is “inevitable” Brussels will have to give in to Boris Johnson’s demands.
Brexit talks head to a crucial phase next week, as London seeks a trade deal with Brussels before the end of the transition period on December 31. However, impasses remain on both sides on fisheries, the level playing field and state aid following “frosty” exchanges between officials this week.
Belgian MEP Philippe Lamberts said Europeans giving ground was “inevitable” when it came to fishing.
The Greens MEP, who sits on the European Parliament’s Brexit committee, said: “If there is no agreement, it will be dramatic; if there is an agreement it won’t be great.”
One EU diplomat close to the talks stressed “logic and reason” would point to a deal.
He added: “But if anything became clear in the past three years, when it comes to Brexit, economic rationale and pure logic are not enough to explain what’s happening.”
But a Whitehall official close to the negotiations told Express.co.uk they hoped to see some “light at the end of the tunnel”.
They added: “We are standing our ground, let’s hope Brussels come to sense.”
The Guardian reports that Boris is toughing it out.
Boris Johnson remains the “hardest in the room” in his unwillingness to budge to secure a Brexit deal, government insiders said this weekend, amid warnings that just days remain to finalise an agreement.
After a torrid week for Downing Street which saw two former Vote Leave figures quit the prime minister’s senior team, ministers in favour of a deal said they hoped their departures would boost the chances of finally signing an EU trade agreement after months of brinkmanship.
However, sources familiar with the government’s deliberations said that, at repeated meetings, it had been the prime minister himself who had been the most hardline in wanting to hold out for better terms. They said the departure of Dominic Cummings, the prime minister’s senior adviser, and Lee Cain, his communications chief, would not change the fact that Johnson himself remained determined and hard to read.
“The prime minister is always the hardest in the room on Brexit – more so than perhaps other ministers and advisers,” said a senior Whitehall source.
But talks continue, reports iNews.
Britain and the European Union are set resume last-ditch talks in Brussels on Monday after so far failing to close gaps between their positions.
The UK and the EU are trying to hammer out a post-Brexit trade deal after the current transition period finishes on December 31.
But the two sides remain divided on two of the thorniest issues that have long dogged the negotiations – competition rules and fishing.
With just seven weeks before the transition period ends, both sides have stepped up negotiations on a deal that would protect nearly a trillion dollars of trade from possible disruption.
But after missing a mid-November deadline, the British government say there has been little movement on stubborn differences over fair competition rules and fisheries.
And our fish are still causing a problem, says the Express.
BORIS Johnson’s negotiating team has been urged to hold its nerve as Brexit talks to decide the country’s future relationship with the EU enter a crunch week.
The UK and the EU are under intense pressure to agree a trade deal but Downing St insists there will be “no backsliding on Brexit”.
No 10 was rocked last week by the departure of chief adviser and Vote Leave maestro Dominic Cummings, which prompted Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage to warn that a “sell-out is close”.
He said: “The Leavers are leaving Downing St.” But prominent Brexiteer Andrew Bridgen said Mr Cummings could safely leave the stage because Britain is now out of the EU.
He said: “When the dragon is slain, you don’t need a dragonslayer anymore.”
Meanwhile, Corbynistas are still kicking up a fight says the Mail.
Jeremy Corbyn supporters were yesterday accused of preparing a Donald Trump-style ‘fight to the bitter end’ in the courts as Labour’s antisemitism controversy dramatically deepened.
Backers of the ex-leader have set up a company to fund his defence in legal battles connected with the antisemitism furore.
‘JBC Defence Ltd’ also has the aim of potentially paying the legal costs and damages ‘that any other person’ could run up by supporting Mr Corbyn.
Its existence emerged last week when the MP – whose full name is Jeremy Bernard Corbyn – disclosed: ‘I am likely to benefit from a legal fund managed by JBC Defence Ltd.’
The PM has a growing revolt on his hands, reports the Telegraph.
Boris Johnson is facing a growing revolt against lockdown restrictions, as more than 30 MPs who voted for the current measures joined a parliamentary group opposed to any extension of restrictions.
The Covid Recovery Group, which launched on Wednesday to fight the imposition of a third national lockdown at the beginning of next month, has grown substantially and now numbers around 70 MPs.
The Telegraph can disclose that recruits include more than 30 lawmakers who supported the current lockdown, among them Damian Green, the former deputy prime minister, Tom Tugendhat, the senior backbencher, and many members of the Conservative Party’s 2019 intake of MPs.
Will there be a jab before Christmas? The Express reports the possibility.
OXFORD University’s coronavirus vaccine could be proved effective as soon as this year, a scientist involved in its production has said.
The vaccine – being developed by the university in cooperation with British-Swedish pharmaceutical firm AstraZeneca – is also cheaper and easier to store that the Pfizer-BioNTech jab. The announcement would be good news for the Government, which has already placed an order for 100 million doses, on top of the 40 million it has ordered from Pfizer.
It follows news from Pfizer and its German partner BioNTech on Monday that its own vaccine had proved to be 90 percent effective in preventing illness following key phase 3 trials.
Meanwhile, Professor Andrew Pollard, who is spearheading the Oxford-AstraZeneca effort, told The Sun his own team’s “miracle” work was being done at “record speed”.
He said: “We’re optimistic we’ll be able to demonstrate efficacy by the end of the year.
But can the health service cope? The Express doubts it.
THE CORONAVIRUS vaccine rollout could cause NHS staff to ‘buckle’ under the pressure, health experts fear.
It comes amid hopes a COVID-19 jab could be available in the UK by this year. Health Secretary Matt Hancock has said he expects the distribution of a vaccine in Britain to be a “mammoth logistical operation”.
However, the NHS is already having to deal with a second coronavirus wave which just this week saw a record 33,470 new cases being recorded in a single day – though analysts point out the UK’s testing capacity has also increased.
Health experts are now concerned that burdening the NHS with the rollout of a vaccine could “end in burnout”.
It’s a miracle! Or so the Sun says.
TENS of millions of British-made Covid-19 vaccines are ready to roll into production by the end of the year, it has been revealed.
Professor Andrew Pollard, who led the Oxford University and AstraZeneca-backed trial, said they are on track and “optimistic” to get the green light on the jab by Christmas.
He said his team’s work was a “miracle” done at “record speed”.
And their anti-viral will be easier to deliver and ten times cheaper than the Pfizer version, which needs two injections weeks apart and must be stored below -109F (-78C).
Professor Pollard says: “Ours are stored at fridge temperature.”
He said the pioneering vaccine is on the cusp of demonstrating “efficacy” — an important medical test to prove a drug’s success, which German drug-firm Pfizer proved on its own vaccine just last Monday.
But fraudsters have been caught selling fake vaccine, says Yahoo News.
British authorities are working to prevent the sale of fake coronavirus vaccines by fraudsters, it has emerged.
A National Crime Agency (NCA) official said that while the early stages of the pandemic saw criminal groups use personal protective equipment (PPE) scams to target businesses, vaccine fraud was the “emerging threat”.
Speaking at a webinar held by the Resilience First group, director general Graeme Biggar said: “The new emerging threat will be around vaccine fraud.
“We haven’t seen much of that yet but we absolutely expect when vaccines begin to roll out that there will be people offering fake vaccines. We are trying to get ahead of that trend now.”
The government could clamp down on social media scare stories, reports BBC News.
Emergency laws to “stamp out dangerous” anti-vaccine content online should be introduced, Labour has said.
The party is calling for financial and criminal penalties for social media firms that do not remove false scare stories about vaccines.
It follows news of progress on the first effective coronavirus vaccine.
The government said it took the issue “extremely seriously” with “a major commitment” from Facebook, Twitter and Google to tackle anti-vaccine content.
Many social media platforms label false content as misleading or disputed – and all remove posts that contravene terms of service.
Sky News has the same story.
Anti-vaccination content should be “stamped-out” on social media, Labour has said.
With hopes rising of a COVID-19 jab being rolled out by the end of the year, the opposition has called for emergency legislation to “stamp out dangerous anti-vax content”.
The party wants the government to bring forward legislation that would include financial and criminal penalties for companies that fail to act against such content.
Labour has claimed dedicated anti-vaccination groups with, hundreds of thousands of members on social media, are “churning out disinformation” on the issue.
Get a jab; get a certificate; get into venues, says Breitbart.
A senior Conservative MP has said it is possible that once mass vaccination is underway workplaces and social venues may ban entry to those who do not have a certificate to prove they have been vaccinated against COVID-19.
Earlier this week, drugs firms Pfizer and BioNTech revealed that their coronavirus vaccine was more than 90 per cent effective at preventing infection. However, the British government was cautious about the development, with Prime Minister Boris Johnson telling a press conference: “I must stress that these are very, very early days.”
Speaking to HuffPost UK on Thursday, Tom Tugendhat MP, the chairman of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee in the House of Commons, said that if there is a nationwide rollout of a vaccine, he could imagine that employers and social venues such as pubs and restaurants may demand to see certificates of vaccination, comparing it to conditions on entry to certain countries.
And a known drug could prove very effective against the virus, says the Mail.
An arthritis drug has been found to cut deaths in patients admitted to hospital with Covid-19 by a remarkable two-thirds – giving medics a powerful new weapon in their armoury against the disease.
The daily pill, first earmarked as a potential Covid game-changer by a British firm, reduces deaths by 71 per cent in those with moderate or severe illness, researchers say.
Importantly, it works in the elderly, raising hopes that it will save the most vulnerable.
Called baricitinib, and marketed under the brand name Olumiant, it is a relatively new drug for rheumatoid arthritis that has been available for only three years.
The famed hospitals are underused says the Mail.
Fewer than 30 people are currently being treated in Nightingale hospitals, despite the recent rise in Covid-19 hospital admissions.
Only one of the seven facilities across the country is open, with two more ‘ready to take patients’ if needed.
The 750-bed Nightingale in Manchester is caring for a few dozen patients who have now tested negative for the coronavirus but are in need of step-down care after a stay in hospital.
The Nightingale hospitals in Sunderland and Harrogate have been asked to be ready for patients.
On Friday, there were 13,328 people in hospital with Covid, including 1,158 on ventilators.
In the first wave of the pandemic, seven Nightingale hospitals were built at a cost of £220 million.
The NHS was, however, largely able to cope so only two were used, with around 200 people treated.
The continuing effects of the virus are being addressed, says the Times.
The NHS is to set up more than 40 mini-hospitals to treat “long Covid” patients, amid concerns that up to 500,000 may be suffering lasting effects.
The centres will offer care to those displaying persistent symptoms such as breathlessness, chronic fatigue, brain fog, anxiety and stress. Experts believe a significant proportion of patients cannot shake off some of the serious negative effects of the disease many months after falling ill.
Sir Simon Stevens, chief executive of NHS England, said the health service needed to mobilise to help long Covid patients in the same way that it rapidly reorganised to deal with acute Covid-19 infections earlier this year.
On the Continent, the virus could be on the retreat, reports the Telegraph.
The coronavirus pandemic recorded several grim milestones in Europe this week, but there are signs of hope on the horizon.
Italy became the latest European country to record 1m cases this week, while in France there are now more people hospitalised with the virus than at the height of the first wave.
But the news the first vaccine is effective and will be ready for distribution soon was not the only cause for cautious optimism. Across much of the Continent there are signs the second wave is slowing and may have passed its peak.
In Germany, France and Spain the rate of infection has begun to slow, while hard-hit countries such as Belgium, the Netherlands and the Czech Republic have seen a dramatic fall in new cases.
In other news, London police have set up weapons detectors, according to Breitbart.
Police forces have installed ‘knife arches’ at railway stations in England and Wales to tackle violent knife crime.
London’s Metropolitan Police in partnership with the British Transport Police (BTP), Thames Valley Police, Merseyside Police, and Leicestershire Police are some of the forces involved in Operation Sceptre, which takes place twice a year.
The knife arches, set up at railway stations’ entrances and exits, use electromagnetic pulses to detect metal objects passing through them. The metal detectors are portable and can be moved around to different parts of the stations, to deter criminals carrying weapons with violent intent.
Cycle lanes may be a good idea for cyclists but they are affecting the rest of the road traffic, says the Mail.
Lives are being put in danger because ambulances are stuck in traffic caused by controversial new cycle lanes, experts say.
One of Britain’s leading paramedics warned that emergency vehicles are being delayed after councils were handed millions of pounds to turn busy car lanes into cycle-only routes. They are being rushed out to try to encourage more people to cycle to work rather than use public transport or their cars during the pandemic.
Bollards have been hastily installed across towns and cities to keep cyclists separate from cars. But critics say this has prevented vehicles from moving out of the way of ambulances when they are responding to 999 calls.
The end of petrol vehicles is drawing closer, says City AM.
Boris Johnson is set to announce that the ban on petrol and diesel vehicles will be brought forward to 2030.
The announcement is expected as part of a landmark speech laying out the government’s 10 point plan for climate change.
Back in February the ban on the sale of such vehicles was brought forward to 2035, but the Prime Minister is now expected to go further, the FT reported.
Electric cars currently make up just seven per cent of the UK car market, but it is hoped that the announcement will jump start the industry.
The rules surrounding new homes could be reviewed, reports the Telegraph.
Plans to unleash a new generation of homes across England using an “ill conceived” algorithm are being overhauled amid the threat of a seismic rebellion by Conservative MPs.
The Sunday Telegraph understands that a formula used to produce targets for each area is being “rebalanced” to focus on building homes in urban areas, following a major backlash by senior Tories, including Theresa May.
The move represents a significant climbdown by Boris Johnson and Robert Jenrick, the Housing Secretary.
Mrs May had warned that the proposed building formula “flies in the face” of the Government’s ‘levelling up’ agenda and would lead to more investment in London and the South East.
The Telegraph claims dozens of terrorists have avoided being deported.
Almost 50 foreign-born terrorists including the Reading attacker convicted last week of triple murder have avoided deportation on release from jail, according to a new study.
An analysis of convictions over the past 20 years has identified 45 foreign nationals who have served prison sentences for Islamist-inpsired terrorist offences but have been allowed to remain in the UK after completing their jail terms.
Khairi Saadallah, who stabbed to death three people in a park in Reading at the height of lockdown in the summer, should have been deported for a string of violent crimes before he went on the rampage.
Saadallah, 26, who was born in Libya, was on an MI5 watchlist at the time of the attack and had been convicted of 11 separate offences, including carrying knives.
Changes are afoot, says the Telegraph.
Britain’s Supreme Court is facing an overhaul that could see it renamed over concerns that US-style controversies may become routine in the UK, The Telegraph can disclose.
Ministers are understood to be discussing plans to change the name of the court, cut the number of permanent judges and bring in those with “specialist” knowledge to hear individual cases.
The proposals are based on concerns that Tony Blair “botched” the reforms that introduced the body, leaving it increasingly under pressure to “settle political arguments”.
The court, which was introduced by Mr Blair and Lord Falconer, the then Lord Chancellor, in 2005, drew the ire of senior Conservatives last year after ruling that Boris Johnson’s prorogation of Parliament during a stand-off over Brexit was unlawful.


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