With the Christmas holiday season almost upon us, now is a good time to remind people to take steps to make sure your Christmas isn’t spoiled by criminals. This year we want you to have fun whilst out shopping or on your night out.
Operation Respect initiative was created to engender respect for each other [...]
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Operation Respect during the Inverness Winter Festival in Scotland
Blue Light Disco’s in Inverness Scotland – Unicorn Kid besieged by autograph hunters
Unicorn Kid had been requested by fans who had been entertained at Belladrum earlier this year and was besieged by autograph seeking attendees at the end of the evening!
Most youngsters attending, left with either an autograph or a photo taken with him.
DJ “Unicorn Kid” and “Look Mum its the Dj’s” were the star performers at [...]
UK Alert: Important information about swine flu
There were an estimated 55,000 new cases of swine flu in the UK last week, and 29 people have died so far. Read the latest official advice to help protect yourself and others.
Key messages
If you have flu-like symptoms and are concerned that you may have swine flu:
Read up on swine flu symptoms then [...]
White Paper – ‘Your Child, Your Schools, Our Future’ – sets out Labour’s plan to continue school improvement
Labour’s Schools Secretary Ed Balls, has announced radical new school reforms to build on the massive improvements in the last decade; create a world-class education system; and build a strong economy and work force for the future.
The White Paper – ‘Your Child, Your Schools, Our Future’ – sets out Labour’s plan to continue school improvement.
The [...]
International Red Cross – Emergency not over for Tanzania’s blast victims
Thousands of Tanzanians made homeless by explosions at a military base near Dar es Salaam three weeks ago are still living in a precarious state and need longer term assistance, says the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) as it launches an emergency appeal for 545,134 Swiss francs (US$ 469,134 [...]
Charlie Elphicke explodes the myth of UK Government “controlled” immigration
At Calais I met the Afghans, Iranians and Egyptians queueing to reach Britain’s ‘El Dorado’
I could not believe the comments of Immigration Minister Phil Woolas MP on GMTV yesterday morning. People can’t break into Britain he told us. I found his complacency breathtaking. And I know what he said to be untrue from what [...]
UNICEF chief stresses – Children must be protected amid ongoing Gaza conflict
Men carry child from a school hit by air strike in Gaza
The head of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) today called on the parties to the ongoing conflict in Gaza to ensure the protection of children, some 300 of whom have been killed and more than 1,500 wounded since the crisis began on 27 [...]
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