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Remains of a human skull 32,000 years old have been found

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Remains of a human skull 32,000 years old have been found
Human Rights

The integration of the Roma in Bulgaria – the state, the population and the lack of effective actions

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The integration of the Roma in Bulgaria - the state, the population and the lack of effective actions
Charities

Bionic Musical Theatre Actress Stars In 5-Part YouTube Series

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Bionic Musical Theatre Actress Stars In 5-Part YouTube Series
America

Europe’s largest cocaine distribution network broken up

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Europe's largest cocaine distribution network broken up
America

Father Manuel Corral: “I dream of a Church beyond the ritual to become more human”

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The journalist Jesús Bastante, Co-founder and current editor-in-chief of Religión Digital, the world's leading socio-religious information portal in Spanish, had the opportunity to conduct an in-depth interview with Father Manuel Corral, Secretary of Institutional...
America

The church and the Ministry of Health organize an International Conference on the Ministry of Hospital chapels

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On October 6, an international online conference "Spiritual Assistance of Hospital Priests (Chaplains) in Medical Institutions: Law, Psychology, Organization" will take place. Hospital chaplains, scientists, doctors, clergymen, government officials from Russia, USA, Germany, Italy,...
Charities

Local Berkshire father hits target of £1m for sick and premature babies

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Trevor Goodall, CEO launched the charity, New Life Special Care Babies in 1995 after his twin boys, Joshua and Samuel were born three months early at the Great Western Hospital in Swindon weighing just...
Charities

Teacher’s new one-stop-financial-education-shop

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The UK's biggest financial education providers have united to create a one-stop-shop for teachers wanting to tackle money matters in the classroom. Less than half of 7-17 year olds in the UK say they received...
America

Let’s get our doctors and nurses thinking differently! Oct 7th launch of proactive healthcare platform

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Let’s get our doctors and nurses thinking differently! Oct 7th launch of proactive healthcare platform FROM - Health and Wellbeing Trust charity – www.healthelearning.online CONTACT FOR INTERVIEWS – Dr Rosy Daniel via PA Ally Vickers Email -...
Charities

First-timer to take on the London Marathon to raise funds for Francis House Children’s Hospice

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First-timer to take on the London Marathon to raise funds for Francis House Children’s Hospice
Charities

Local air ambulance charity to hold recruitment event

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Local air ambulance charity to hold recruitment event
Charities

Car sharing is the answer to the growing fuel crisis

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Car sharing is the answer to the growing fuel crisis
Charities

Affric Highlands launched to rewild half a million acres of Scottish Highlands

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Affric Highlands launched to rewild half a million acres of Scottish Highlands
Bahai

New study explores the application of spiritual principles to community life

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Research conducted by the Indore Bahá’í Chair in collaboration with ISGP highlights the need to view human prosperity as an outcome of material and spiritual progress.
Health

Mental health is a growing problem for businesses

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Mental health is a growing problem for businesses
Europe

‘Tipping point’ for climate action: Time’s running out to avoid catastrophic heating

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The temporary reduction in carbon emissions caused by global COVID-19 lockdowns did not slow the relentless advance of climate change. Greenhouse gas concentrations are at record levels, and the planet is on path towards dangerous overheating, a multi-agency climate report published on Thursday warns. 
Charities

Invasive harlequin ladybirds are better predators than native ladybirds, study finds – but are they driving declines?

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Invasive harlequin ladybirds are better predators than native ladybirds, study finds – but are they driving declines?
America

Over 4 billion people are without social protection

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Over 4 billion people are without social protection
Charities

Clean water projects for 4th quarter of 2021 announced by Hope Spring

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Clean water projects for 4th quarter of 2021 announced by Hope Spring
Charities

Air Ambulance Week Takes off with Essex & Herts Air Ambulance Onboard

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Air Ambulance Week 2021, 6th-12th September, is in full swing and local charity, Essex & Herts Air Ambulance (EHAAT) is onboard, celebrating and raising awareness of its life-saving work in the local community. The week...
Charities

Dark Thriller sheds light on abuse

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A ground-breaking play that lifts the lid on domestic abuse is set to take the stage at The Lowry Salford as part of Greater Manchester Fringe Festival this September. Produced by Preston's Certain Curtain Theatre...
Charities

Slough Children First fostering agency rated good by Ofsted inspectors

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Slough Children First’s Independent Fostering Agency has been rated good by inspectors from Ofsted following an inspection of the service in July. In a letter published on Ofsted’s website, staff at the agency and...
News

Legal challenge over Government’s failure to prevent use of fast-growing of chicken

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CHARITY LAUNCHES LEGAL CHALLENGE OVER GOV’S FAILURE TO PREVENT USE OF ‘FRANKENCHICKENS’ Monday, 30thth August 2021: Animal protection charity The Humane League UK has filed a Judicial Review against Defra’s allowance of the widespread use...
Society

A link between strip clubs and the level of violence found

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Strip clubs, escort services and other sex establishments are reducing levels of sexual violence in the area in which they are located. This conclusion was reached by experts from Princeton University, who investigated the link between the emergence of strip clubs in the area and the level of sexual crimes, including rape.
Charities

The Legendary Amnesty Book Sale Is Back

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Amnesty International Book Sale 9am-5pm Saturday 11 September 2021 Church of the Ascension, Dartmouth Row, London SE10 8BF 10 minutes walk up Lewisham Hill from Lewisham National Rail, and DLR Station The Blackheath and Greenwich Amnesty Book Sale...
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