As it often happens in winter Northern regions have been covered with an enormous amount of snow that was enough to cause chaos and travel interruptions. However meteorological office warns there is still more to come this weekend so how to stay out of trouble whilst travelling in nasty conditions?
Gusty wind and ice on the roads is not only about impeded traffic but also disastrous road accidents, and sometimes with catastrophic consequences. So, be careful and take extra care wherever you are, on the road, at the workplace or in the public place.
According to the National Audit Office (NAO) claims costs to the NHS are rising. Before the Covid outbreak, the NHS paid out over £9 billion in medical negligence compensation, with over £83 billion outstanding for claims that are still processed. More than 70% of the claims brought against the NHS are resolved without going to court.
According to the information published on the Government's website around 4.7 billion plastic straws, 316 million plastic stirrers and 1.8 billion plastic-stemmed cotton buds are used each year in England alone.
Skin is the largest organ in your body and it absorbs anything you put on it so applying a nourishing mask onto your face is almost equivalent to eating it. If it sounds weird for you then think of Swiss chemist Albert Hofmann, the discoverer of psychoactive substance LSD, a small amount (just around 20 micrograms) of which has been accidentally absorbed through his skin whilst he was working in a lab
When we have to start a bulky task the brain automatically concentrates on the hardest bit so any task we think of may look challenging and we’re redirecting our attention to all sorts of other needless things that prevent us from starting the task. For example, all of a sudden it becomes extremely important to write someone a message but after the message is sent a desire to review the article appears, then we find ourselves in need of a sip of a coffee or tidying up a workplace and so on. It happens because we feel that we’re not ready enough to deal with the task we know that has to be done. Time is passing by but nothing is happening and it never will until the first step is made.
Not many people in the UK aware of that U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) awarded $1.2 billion dollars for the UK effort to inject children with high-risk gene-altering nanoparticles and UK Court of Appeal judges already ruled that local authorities can vaccinate children in foster care against their parents’ wishes. The vaccination is not mandatory as yet but it all suggests that the industry is driving governments to make it as such.
Tech. giants like Facebook, Twitter, and Google have broad immunity from civil cases over the content users publish on their platforms because they claim to be platforms and not publishers. It means that they cannot curate, censor or otherwise act as a publisher but they act as such by making one-sided biased “Fact-Checking”. Therefore lawyers drafting a bill to prevent them from doing so.
Over 40,000 British citizens and UK residents who don’t want to be exposed to a millimetre wave have signed the petition to delay 5G in the UK until there's been an independent holistic investigation, however, it's not enough for this petition to be considered for the debate in Parliament. You have a right to request for honest, unbiased conduct of the investigation: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/312997?fbclid=IwAR2_9EFKbehiHotcGGSPfTR0fu4hQzGi6gHrr7MyKbFkdTQ39S3cJO-nSbI
The number of people who question the legitimacy of quarantine is rising around the world. The barrister Francis Hoar who has earlier this week published on Twitter the document called “DISPROPORTIONATE INTERFERENCE WITH RIGHT AND FREEDOMS” in which he bringing up a concern that “the 'lockdown' regulations are incompatible with the ECHR and thus unlawful”.