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Football Regulators Still Don’t Understand Mental Health
Richarlison case shows football still doesn’t understand mental health. I write this after Tottenham Hotspur and Brazil forward revealed he endured depression following his country’s quarter-final loss to Croatia at the World Cup in 2022. Paul McVeigh says the Premier League was behind on mental health during his playing days and when he returned as a psychologist.
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Read more at City A.M.
MSK Events in Nottinghamshire - What Matters to You?
More than 280 patients attended two events held in Mansfield and Newark. The events were organised by MSK Together, a partnership between Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust, Primary Integrated Community Services (PICS), NHS Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care Board. Physiotherapists gave advice about MSK conditions and how to improve physical activity and independence, arranging investigations and follow-up appointments.
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Read more at West Bridgford Wire
Welsh Conservatives Call for Independent Inquiry Into Health Board
Three 'never events' reported in February 2024. Patient had mirena coil inserted after category 2 caesarean section. The list order was changed due to increase in category for this patient.
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Read more at Deeside.com
Who Owns the Clouds?
The French National Assembly was confronted with a demand this week to have the clouds in our skies protected by Unesco. The move comes amid concerns that weather systems could be scientifically manipulated for military or civilian use.
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Read more at RFI English
TechCrunch Interviews: Women in AI
TechCrunch is launching a series of interviews focusing on remarkable women who’ve contributed to the AI revolution. Kate Devlin is a lecturer in AI and society at King's College London. She directs advocacy and engagement for the Trusted Autonomous Systems Hub.
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Read more at Yahoo Finance UK
Knockhill Motor Sports Club Announces Largest-Ever Prize Worth Up to £5000
The Knockhill Motor Sports Club are thrilled to announce the largest-ever prize worth up to £5000 for up-and-coming riders in their 2024 KMSC 300 Championship. Aimed at 12 – 15-year-olds riding restricted standard 300cc bikes and 13 – 18 year olds on unrestricted 300’s which are Kawasaki Ninja 300R’s and Yamaha R3’s, the prize winner has the chance to be launched into one of the top championships in the UK
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Read more at Cartersport Motorsport Media
Cambridge Wins Women's Boat Race
Cambridge won the Women's Boat Race for the seventh successive year. Oxford were warned after almost colliding with their opponents. They were overtaken after around 10 minutes and could not recover.
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Read more at BBC
Stream Happiness at Home With Airtel Xstream Fiber
With Airtel Xstream Fiber, dull evenings are a thing of the past. It is almost all that we look for when the calendar for the New Year comes in. We are happy to report that there is a long weekend just around the corner.
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Read more at News9 LIVE
Three Runcorn Shows This Spring
All Our Yesterdays Dubbed the ‘ultimate feel-good experience’, this vibrant show aims to brighten your day with some classic songs. A cast of world class singers and dancers will take to the stage at The Brindley Theatre on Tuesday, May 7 at 7pm. Tickets start from £21.50 and can be found here. What Ho, Wodehouse stars award-winning actor and writer Jonathan Goodwin.
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Read more at Runcorn and Widnes World
EastEnders - Will David Wicks Return?
David Wicks was the half-brother of Ian Beale (Adam Woodyatt) and the father of the recently returned Bianca Jackson (Patsy Palmer) During his initial run on EastEnders, David was set to enter a romantic relationship before being told by Carol Jackson that she was, in fact, his long-lost daughter. After 16 years, he would have a turbulent reunion with his ex-partner Carol and later suffered a heart attack at their wedding.
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Read more at East Lothian Courier