French PM Macron is thinking to pose a state of emergency due to the violence in the capital. The protest began when Macron induced a fuel tax which has been approved from the French government which the protesters are against . Emmanuel Macron has been in office for 18 months since taking office back in 2016 this is his first challenge as PM
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Almost 70% of disabled people have faced discrimination due to access issues. Disabled people are facing a huge discrimination against their access to public places such as cinema, shops, leisure centre or the local pub and the attitude of staff and other people affect them. Disabled people feel to be a disadvantage for the society because of the fact that
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The Home Office has been criticised for not attempting to contact people who were wrongly deported as part of the Windrush scandal. Green Party MP Caroline Lucas said to home office minister that no “specific attempt” has been made to contact the 49 people concerned who were deported between March and September 2017 to Ghana and Nigeria. Caroline Nokes, Home Office
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Actress Jameela Jamil, best known for her role in US TV series The Good Place, brands airbrushing as a ‘disgusting’ tool and ‘should be illegal’. Living in the 21st century, we have been bombarded with social media and how we present ourselves through it. With the easy access and use of airbrushing apps such as ‘Facetune’ and ‘Adobe Photoshop’, altering
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This December the metropolitan police will be anchoring down and enforcing a campaign surrounding the awareness of drink and drug driving to cut down on the toxic risks that involve this. Traffic officers will from now on take crucial precautions regarding the high risk level of driving while intoxicated with alcohol or being under the influence of a drug substance,
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The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) have declared that the music genre Reggae is a national treasure. Reggae music, which emerged from Jamaica in the 1960s, was added to UNESCO’s global Intangible Cultural Heritage list on the 30th of November. This deserved appreciation for Afro- Caribbeans music may be a nice gift but is it too
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Google sacks 48 employees including thirteen senior managers over sexual harassment claims within a period of two years. In response to New York times post, on 29th November 2018 the CEO of google Sundar Pichai sent out emails to employees stating that the company is dead serious about cases of sexual harassment and is doing everything to provide a safe
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Dalton who had a troubled childhood, is now a rising star from Jamaica. The singer had a tough childhood growing up in Jamaica and entered X factor in order to help him look after himself. He stole the limelight on yesterdays series finale of x factor 2018, sung alongside 2012 winner James Arthur. I love you. Thank you
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St Andrews Church of England School celebrated their 200th year on Friday 30th November 2018, which linked in with St Andrews Day around the UK. With visits from local resident Levi Roots, Joanna Lumley and the Mayor of Lambeth. This week long celebrations took place at the school with their special guests and of course the real stars – The
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At about 8:10 am today a man was shot during a premeditated police raid operation in Wimbledon Haydons road, Wimbledon which is usually known for its peaceful and calm atmosphere was struck by the metropolitan police flying squad where they would plan to carry firearms in case it was needed. The police took action on Lacock road to disperse and
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