A typical blood donation usually takes around 16 ounces of blood at a time, equating to around 8 per cent of an average adult’s blood volume – but Li had 27 ounces of blood drained from him each month The horror incident allegedly happened in the city of Sihanoukville, 95 miles southwest of the capital … Read more
A self-proclaimed ‘popular’ Tinder user was branded ‘creepy’ for trying to bag both a date and a job when he spotted his match works as a recruiter. Elliott Harding, from Sheldon, Birmingham, says he spotted ‘nice-looking’ professional Emily on the dating app, so he swiped right to cheekily chance his arm at getting ‘either a … Read more
New rules which will require universal credit claimants to broaden their job searches much more quickly have been introduced. According to new rules drawn up by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), thousands of claimants will have less time to find a role in their preferred sector before having to widen the scope of … Read more
Turkish sex cult leader and televangelist Adnan Oktar was sentenced to 1,075 years in prison for crimes including torture and the sexual abuse of some of his female followers, who have now spoken out Oktar was convicted of a series of horrific crimes. It is unknown whether the women pictured were abused A woman who … Read more
Almost all teachers say that their mental health has been negatively impacted during the pandemic, a survey by a union has found. NASUWT said teacher has been in the “eye of the storm” and its data revealed that nine in 10 said their job had caused negative effects. In a survey of nearly 12,000 teachers, … Read more
Boris Johnson will leave Westminster this week insisting he is “getting on with the job” while facing questions from police investigating alleged lockdown breaches. The Prime Minister is expected to tout his shake-up of Downing Street staff as helping to focus on his “levelling up” policy as he battles to survive the partygate scandal. No … Read more
Cabrera walked into City Hall Thursday afternoon and sat for nearly an hour on a bench outside a suite of mayoral offices. He did not respond to several requests for comment. His likely appointment to the mental health office, formerly known as ThriveNYC, was scuttled after a flood of criticism over his stances on same-sex … Read more
Big money is back on Wall Street, and top banks are opening their wallets in a fierce competition to hire new workers and keep the ones they have. Wall Street employment lawyer Steven Eckhaus, who works at McDermott Will & Emery and represents top bankers, told the New York Times that he negotiated several eight-figure … Read more
Universal Credit is a benefit given to millions of people, some of whom work, some of whom are unemployed and some of whom cannot work. You get a standard allowance plus extras depending on if you have a disability, health condition or look after a child. For those who work, you may see a reduction … Read more
Flores.Sam Navarro-USA TODAY Sports Former Miami Dolphins head coach Brian Flores charged the NFL of racial discrimination in a lawsuit Tuesday. Flores said he interviewed for several positions that he claims he was never in the running for. He also said Bill Belichick texted him instead of Brian Daboll, congratulating him on the Giants job. … Read more
