- La Palma volcano eruption: Fear of explosions and toxic gases | DW News DW News
- Spanish Island Expands As Lava From Volcano Continues To Flow Into Ocean HuffPost
- Toxic gas from La Palma volcano eruption threatens island l GMA ABC News
- Lava flowing into sea makes Spanish island grow larger Los Angeles Times
- La Palma volcano: Lava, thick smoke continue to pour from eruption | LIVE Global News
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Month: September 2021
- U.S. Judge upholds COVID-19 vaccine requirement for those with ‘natural immunity’ Reuters
- More than two-thirds of African nations fall short of 10% COVID vaccination goal: WHO Fox News
- Less than one-third of African nations have vaccinated 10 percent of their population | TheHill The Hill
- Unvaccinated people among eligible group allowed for walk-ins starting from October 8th Arirang News
- Africa left largely unvaccinated as COVAX effort falls short of target CGTN
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- More Than Half of Police Killings Are Mislabeled, New Study Says The New York Times
- More than half of police killings in the US are unreported in government data, study finds USA TODAY
- Most Police Killings in the U.S. Aren’t Officially Counted, Study Finds Gizmodo
- More than half of police killings are mislabelled or not reported, study finds The Guardian
- Study: Police kill more people in this state than any other. And many deaths go unreported. USA TODAY
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- California Mandates Boost Vaccination Rates Among Health Care Workers The New York Times
- NorCal health care systems detail consequences for workers who flout COVID-19 vaccine mandate KCRA Sacramento
- Hospitals not concerned about healthcare workers opposing getting vaccinated 23 ABC News | KERO
- Thursday is deadline for Denver city workers to be fully vaccinated Denver7 – The Denver Channel
- 5 things to know: Kaiser staff prepare to strike Modern Healthcare
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Video appears to show officer firing at fleeing car in incident fueling calls for removal of armed officers from schools
An 18-year-old woman is on life support after a school safety officer shot her near a high school in Long Beach, California, this week, sparking outrage and renewing calls for armed officers to be removed from schools.
The victim, identified by her family as Manuela Rodriguez, was shot while in a moving vehicle on Monday afternoon. The Long Beach police department (LBPD) said an officer for the school district was driving when he observed an altercation between Rodriguez and a 15-year-old girl taking place down the street from Millikan high school and attempted to intervene.
Manchester City head for Anfield, how best for Manchester United to utilise Paul Pogba and time for Leeds to step up a gear
Manchester City fans have not been in attendance for a league win at Anfield since 2003, when Nicolas Anelka scored two. What City would do to have the option of a player of Anelka’s ilk in his prime. After every game in which City fail to score, like in Paris, questions will be asked of their striking options. They were unable to get past Southampton, won via a deflected strike at Chelsea and were shut out by PSG despite dominating the game. They will need to decide who will get the nominal nod down the middle. Phil Foden operated there at Chelsea and offered control, Ferran Torres and Raheem Sterling have pace to stretch a Liverpool defence that failed to get to grips with Brentford or Pep Guardiola could decide to back Gabriel Jesus to perform as a more traditional striker. City need to find consistency in the final third, which is not always easy when things rotate and change so much. WU
Research into government transparency by leading thinktank shows some departments release far less information than they should
The Home Office, the Foreign Office and the Ministry of Justice have been named as the worst-performing government departments for transparency by a leading thinktank.
A report by the Institute for Government (IFG) has analysed information that is supposed to be regularly released across Whitehall showing the people ministers, civil servants and special advisers meet, and the gifts and hospitality they receive.
The Home Office published the required data on senior officials’ meetings in just three of 23 quarters between the 2015 election and March 2021.
The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, which was created in September 2020, did not publish any information on meetings held by ministers or officials until September 2021.
The Ministry of Justice is by far the least reliable department on ministerial releases, often publishing data late, and failing to publish any information on five occasions.
The MoJ is also the least reliable department on special adviser data, failing to publish on six occasions.
MPs elected in former Labour heartlands in 2019 say tax reform is needed to stem high street closures
Conservative MPs in “red wall” seats have urged the chancellor to cut business rates, days after Labour announced it would abolish the tax and overhaul the system.
Tory MPs who won seats in 2019 in Labour’s northern heartlands, including Bishop Auckland’s Dehenna Davison, Leigh’s James Grundy and Lee Anderson from Ashfield, said high street shops were most at risk of closure in seats that Boris Johnson had promised to prioritise with levelling up.