Lavelle is second USA player to join City following Sam Mewis‘City feels like a great environment that will push me ’ she says Rose Lavelle has become the second United States international to sign for Manchester City Women this month, following in the footsteps of Sam Mewis.The midfielder, one of Read more
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Victoria Henry-Macklin, 46, from Hertfordshire, is calling on ministers to intervene after she was told her son Ryan, who has Treacher- Collins Syndrome, would not be able to attend school. Via: Four-year-old boy with rare genetic condition is told he can't return to school
Kamala Harris is the first Indian American and the first black woman to run for US vice-president on a major party ticket. Lauren Gambino discusses why as Joe Biden’s running mate, Harris is in prime position to go one step further Usually the Democratic party’s convention is a big event Read more
UK universities have now suggested they might not have space for all the students they had earlier turned down due to space constraints and the new demands of social distancing. Via: Higher education chaos looms as students could try to get back into institutions that rejected them