Freedom Day leaves disabled people scared and isolated as ‘just 2%’ feel safe
Freedom Day has left disabled people in England scared and isolated as a survey suggests just 2% of the community will feel safe.
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July 16, 2021 Greek-American John Koufakis, Founder of Star Auto Group in Queens, 94
NEW YORK – John “Senior” Koufakis, the founder of Star Auto Group of Queens, and a driving force with the Greater New York Automobile Dealers Association, passed away on Long Island on July 8 at the age of 94, QNS reported.
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HEALTH
July 16, 2021 Pancyprian Organization of Relatives of Fallen Resistance Fighters on the anniversary of the 15th July 1974 coup d’état in Cyprus
Pancyprian Organization of Relatives of Fallen Resistance Fighters on the anniversary of the 15th July 1974 coup d’état Forty-seven years since the day when the Junta of Athens and its collaborators here in Cyprus, EOKA B, overthrew the constitutional order and the elected President, Archbishop Makarios, violating legality, we remember and honor those who resisted […]
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EUROPE
July 16, 2021 German industry worried about EU carbon market reform, sceptical of CBAM
Industry in Germany watched the presentation of the European Commission’s new package of energy and climate laws with bated breath on Wednesday (14 July), expressing worries about a reform of the EU’s carbon market that could see free CO2 pollution permits terminated by 2036.
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HISTORY
July 16, 2021 16 July 2021: This day in history
622: Muslim Era begins – Muhammad begins flight from Mecca to Medina (Hijra) 1519: Public debate between Martin Luther and theologian Johann Eck at Pleissenburg Castle in Liepzig, during which Luther denies the divine right of the Pope 1809: La Paz, Bolivia declares its independence from the Spanish Crown and forms the Junta Tuitiva led by Pedro Domingo Murillo, the […]
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HEALTH
July 15, 2021 Burnout eating: how chronic pandemic stress can disrupt and destroy our diet
Naomi Boles hit a wall last October. “I wasn’t sleeping at all and I felt like I couldn’t keep going,” she recalls. “I was so stressed, and even when I was in bed my brain was constantly racing as I was worrying so much about my health, about my income, about my children. When I […]
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SPORTS
July 15, 2021 Diego Costa’s Chelsea transfer regret after acrimonious exit as Antonio Conte dig backfires
Diego Costa was never going to go quietly. It just wasn’t in his nature.
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TOURISM
July 15, 2021 Which amber countries will let in British holidaymakers?
While the latest update of the UK’s travel traffic light system added a few holiday options to the mix, with Croatia and Bulgaria upgraded to the green list, the majority of the world’s countries remain stuck on amber.
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ECONOMY
July 15, 2021 Bank of England warns it could step in to curb rising inflation
The Bank of England may need to step in with early action to deal with rising inflation if price pressures persist, one of Threadneedle Street’s policymakers have said.
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UK NEWS
July 15, 2021 Firm with ties to Hancock given ‘VIP treatment’, emails suggest
The government gave “VIP treatment” to a firm offering Covid testing facilities which had entered the system “informally” because Matt Hancock was “a good friend” of somebody working with the company, according to internal emails seen by the Guardian.
