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13.04.2024 / 03:29

The Richest 'Community' Cast Member Ranked from Lowest to Highest (& the Wealthiest Has a Net Worth of $50 Million!)

Community is still a fan-favorite show, even though it’s been off the air for almost 10 years!

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'One Bad Apple: A Hannah Swensen Mystery' - 2 Big Hallmark Stars Reunite On-Screen for Original Movie, See the Cast & Every Behind-The-Scenes Photo!

One Bad Apple: A Hannah Swensen Mystery is coming!

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One diet is linked to better cancer treatment results, says Tim Spector

One type of diet could help make cancer treatments more effective, according to a report by Professor Tim Spector's ZOE Nutrition. Science writer Tim Newman, writing for ZOE, said a recent study from King’s College London, co-led by ZOE’s Scientific Co-Founder Prof. Tim Spector, focused on advanced melanoma, a type of skin cancer.

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Katie Price's son Harvey rushed to hospital as she shares cryptic blood-splattered photo

Katie Price has shared that her eldest son Harvey was rushed to hospital. The mum of five posted a picture with blood splattered on bricks as she shared the update with fans, but didn't provide any more details.

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Humza Yousaf urged by Scots mum to 'listen and act' as son faces agonising wait for surgery

Humza Yousaf has been told by the mum of a sick child to get a grip of the crisis in the NHS after her son faced a three-year wait for life-changing surgery.

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Star Wars Child Star Jake Lloyd In Mental Health Facility After 'Psychotic Break' Due To Schizophrenia

Jake Lloyd‘s mom is finally giving an update on the former child actor’s life since Star Wars.

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Lorraine Kelly admits she's fearful over her health after Fiona Phillips' dementia diagnosis

Lorraine Kelly has admitted that she feels anxious about her health after her former ITV colleague Fiona Phillips was diagnosed with dementia. The Scots TV presenter said that it's a constant worry now since pal Fiona revealed that she was living with the illness after suffering brain fog and anxiety.

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Man remains in a serious condition in hospital after being hit by lorry on main road

A man who was hit by a lorry on a main road in Trafford remains in a serious condition in hospital, police have confirmed.

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Richest 'Community' Cast Member Ranked from Lowest to Highest (& the Wealthiest Has a Net Worth of $50 Million!)

Community is still a fan-favorite show, even though it’s been off the air for almost 10 years!

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Man seriously injured in hospital after car crash, but police don't know who he is

A man is in a 'serious' condition in hospital with injuries after a collision with a car - but police so far haven't been able to find out who he is.

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04.03.2024 / 22:17

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Air ambulance called and major road closed off for hours amid reports of 'person hit by HGV'

An air ambulance was called to Trafford on Monday (March 4) and a major road was closed amid reports of a person being struck by a HGV.

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Health expert says we should drink three cups of 'demonised' drink a day

Nutritional expert Tim Spector says that coffee is actually a 'health drink' with plenty of benefits - despite it being 'demonised'. The popular beverage has been criticised for having a short-term impact on heart rate and blood pressure.

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Scots face longest waits for cancer treatment in UK at 65 days from diagnosis to chemo

Cancer patients in Scotland receive less cancer care than in other comparable countries, a new study has shown.

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'I was made to drink cow's wee due to my rare health condition'

Jasroop Singh once hated the way she looks, but the 21-year-old is now making a name for herself in the modelling world.The star of Channel 4’s new docuseries New Model Agency has featured in Vogue, modelled for brands including Burberry, and now considers her skin condition vitiligo to be a superpower. However, it has been a long and painful journey to self-acceptance for Jas, who reveals she was cruelly bullied at school and forced to drink cow’s urine in a bid to cure her condition, which causes white patches to develop on the face and body. “There were times where I just thought, ‘What even is the point any more?’” Jas tells OK!.

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22.02.2024 / 13:13

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Underlying cause of brain fog in long Covid discovered by researchers

Scientists have found out why some people with long Covid experience 'brain fog'.

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John Krasinski and other cast members of 'The Office' who received an Ivy League education

While Dunder Mifflin was the setting for arguably the most popular mockumentary style sitcom to date, it was also home to Ivy League graduates. "The Office" was the story of the less-than-typical days of office employees in Scranton, Pennsylvania.The comedic sitcom was shot in a documentary style format and ran from 2005 to 2013. As it turns out, some of "The Office" cast members received Ivy League educations before being cast in the Primetime Emmy award-winning sitcom.

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'Tell Me Lies' Season 2 Cast Update: 8 Stars Returning, 2 Actors Join!

Tell Me Lies season two is in production, and we’ve learned of some casting news recently.

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71% increase in medical colleges since 2014: health ministry

The ministry has urged top private hospitals across the country to provide quality, affordable medical education by setting up their medical colleges New Delhi There has been an increase of 71% in medical colleges from 387 before 2014 to 660 till date, the health ministry said on Friday. The government said that there has also been an increase of 97% in MBBS seats from 51,348 before 2014 to 101,043.

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West Bengal: No 'immediate plan' to close schools, colleges as Covid cases surge

KOLKATA : The West Bengal government does not immediately plan to shut down educational institutions, even as the state is seeing an exponential rise in Coivd-19 cases. West Bengal Education Minister Bratya Basu on Friday said the decision to shut down schools, colleges, universities remain with the state health Department. However, he reiterated that the state government does not immediately plan to close schools and colleges. "We will act as per the advice of the Health Department.

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Pennsylvania House bill targets colleges' fetal research from elective abortions

HARRISBURG, Pa. - A proposal to require Pennsylvania's four state-related universities to promise they are not conducting research or experiments with fetal tissue from elective abortions was added to a state budget bill by House Republicans on Monday.The chamber voted 108-92, with three Republicans crossing party lines, for the amendment to legislation that will send more than $597 million combined next year to Penn State, Lincoln, Temple and Pitt.The target of the measure is the University of Pittsburgh, which is in line to receive $155 million in the coming year.The sponsor, Rep. Jerry Knowles, R-Schuylkill, said his goal was to stop the research."My goal is not to stop the funding," Knowles said.

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‘Profoundly immature’: Senior officer sorry for post on military colleges after damning report

military colleges less than a week after a scathing independent review raised serious concerns about the institutions.Last weekend, Maj.-Gen. Simon Bernard — a senior member of the military in charge of personnel — was among a number of alumni of RMC Kingston and RMC Saint-Jean who changed their profile pictures on LinkedIn to their RMC graduation photos.A number of the graduates explicitly identified that their reason for posting these photos was to support the military colleges and their alumni in the wake of strong condemnation of the culture within these colleges in Supreme Court Justice Louise Arbour’s report, which was released last week.As part of her comprehensive review into sexual misconduct and harassment within the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF), Arbour highlighted RMC Kingston and RMC Saint-Jean as institutions “from a different era” with a problematic leadership model in desperate need of a systemic overhaul.

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Assam govt abolishes all Covid curbs; reopens school, colleges today

Assam government had tightened Covid curbs to contain the transmission of the Omicron variant of coronavirus. The state prohibited the entry of non-vaccinated people to public places, except hospitals. It said that all people are required to carry proof of being fully vaccinated while visiting public places/spaces. The state had allowed classes 9-12 on alternate days and had suspended offline classes up to Class 8.

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Haryana relaxes Covid rules for multiplexes, schools, colleges. Details here

Haryana has allowed cinemas and multiplexes to open with 50 per cent seating capacity in view of declining cases in the state. All universities, colleges, and schools for Classes 10 to 12, and coaching or training institutes, both government and private, have also been allowed to open from February 1, the state government said.

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Georgia teen accepted into 48 colleges, earns over $600K in scholarships

ALBANY, Ga. - A 17-year-old high school student in Georgia has applied to almost 100 colleges and universities and was accepted into half of them — earning more than $600,000 in scholarships.Kenyari Sawyer, a senior at Monroe Comprehensive High School in Albany, Georgia, said she began applying in August. She’s been accepted to 48 of the 92 schools to which she applied. "My first two colleges I applied to was Cleveland and Mississippi, and I didn't think I was going to get accepted into those.

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Alberta colleges, universities going back online as COVID-19 Omicron cases rise

Several colleges and universities in Alberta are moving the bulk of classes back online in the new year, as the COVID-19 Omicron variant spreads across Alberta. Morgan Black has the details.

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Princeton moves exams online as colleges go back to drawing board to fight COVID

PRINCETON, N.J. - Facing rising infections and a new COVID-19 variant, colleges across the U.S. have once again been thwarted in seeking a move to normalcy and are starting to require booster shots, extend mask mandates, limit social gatherings and, in some cases, revert to online classes.The threat of the omicron variant comes as a gut punch to schools that were hoping to relax safety measures this spring.

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Sikkim govt shuts schools, colleges till Oct-end as students test positive for Covid

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J&K govt colleges to reopen, 100% Covid vaccination of staff, students must

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Bihar eases Covid curbs further; schools, colleges, malls can reopen. Details here

परन्तु तीसरी लहर की संभावना के मद्देनजर हम सभी बिहारवासियों को कोविड अनुकूल व्यवहार के साथ सावधानी बरतनी जरूरी है।

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Reopening schools and colleges Govt's 'top priority' - Donnelly

The reopening of all schools and colleges is "a top priority" for Government, the Minister for Health has said.

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Colleges grapple with costs for Covid-19 tests, unvaccinated students

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'COVID fee': 2 colleges in West Virginia, Alabama billing unvaccinated students

West Virginia Wesleyan College announced it will be charging a non-refundable $700 "COVID fee" this fall to students who are not vaccinated or fail to submit proof of vaccination by Sept. 7.Additionally, unvaccinated students will be required to provide a negative COVID-19 test before arriving on campus.

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COVID-19: What some Ontario universities, colleges are doing to prepare for fall semester

Some Ontario colleges and universities are requiring students and staff to declare their vaccination status ahead of the fall semester. Erica Vella has details.

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Concern grows over new campus cheating as more local colleges require vaccines

UNIVERSITY CITY - A number of colleges across the country, and locally, are requiring students be vaccinated. But, there are concerns about a new kind of cheating on campus.Every day, more colleges, restaurants, stores and workplaces are requiring a COVID vaccine.

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Several colleges, universities cancel tuition debt for students for COVID-19 relief

South Carolina State University is clearing the account balances of more than 2,500 continuing students who have fallen on hard times. The school said the move will provide "much-needed relief" to students who were not able to resume classes because of financial hardships.Tennessee State University, a public historically Black university in Nashville, said that it is forgiving the account balances of returning students who were enrolled in the spring of 2020, fall of 2020 and spring of 2021.

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COVID-19: Ontario universities, colleges told to prepare for normal fall with backup plans

Seneca College students, staff required to have COVID-19 vaccines in order to be on campus A memo to schools from the deputy minister said COVID-19 vaccination rates and other indicators are improving, allowing for an anticipated return normal.Shelley Tapp said physical distancing may not be required on campuses but masks and other relevant measures will be required for indoor settings.

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Karnataka govt reopens colleges amid Covid crisis but with condition

Covid-19 vaccine will be permitted to attend the colleges.

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Karnataka in process to reopen colleges, says Dy CM, as Covid cases dip

Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister Dr CN Ashwath Narayan on Monday said that the state is preparing to open colleges in physical mode and is focussing on vaccinating students, teachers and staff.

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Puducherry to reopen schools, colleges from 16 July as Covid cases dip

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Bihar eases COVID curbs further; reopens offices, colleges. Know rules

शैक्षणिक संस्थानों के व्यस्क छात्र-छात्राओं, शिक्षकों एवं कर्मियों के लिए टीकाकरण की विशेष व्यवस्था होगी।

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Hyderabad colleges start COVID vaccination drive for students, staff. Check centres, charges and other details

Telangana lifts coronavirus lockdown restrictions and reopens classes for educational institutes soon, two colleges in Hyderabad have launched special COVID vaccination drive for students, non-teaching staff and faculty.

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Opening of colleges not contingent on antigen testing scheme success - Harris

Minister for Higher and Further Education Simon Harris has said the opening of colleges is not contingent on the success of the UniCov scheme, which is a pilot antigen testing programme.

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Quebec asks universities and colleges to reopen this fall without physical distancing

Quebec reports fewer than 300 new COVID-19 cases as several regions downgraded to orange Some health orders — such as mask wearing — may remain by the fall, McCann said, adding that extracurricular activities and sports at colleges and universities will remain subject to the same restrictions as elsewhere in the province.Schools are also being asked to develop backup plans in case the vaccination target is not reached or the epidemiological situation changes, McCann said.

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Philly teen accepted to over 50 colleges needs help getting there

PHILADELPHIA - A Philly high school senior just got accepted to over 50 colleges after battling challenges throughout her life, including being in the foster care system. She has made her choice but still needs help to pay for her tuition. "Approximately 56 colleges," said 18-year-old Destiny Jackson.

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Several U.S. colleges to require COVID-19 vaccination. What have Canadian schools said?

COVID-19 vaccine to return to campus?A number of colleges in the United States have already stated their students will be required to be vaccinated against the virus in order to attend in-person classes. COVID-19 vaccine tracker: How many Canadians are vaccinated? In fact, a tally from CNN found over 100 American schools have said they will require students be inoculated.

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Wolf urges colleges kids urged to get vaccinated as statewide demand flags

Gov. Tom Wolf urged college students to get vaccinated against COVID-19 before summer break.

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DC 16-year-old who graduated high school early makes decision after being accepted to 14 colleges

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DC 16-year-old who graduated high school early makes decision after being accepted to 14 colleges

WASHINGTON - A D.C. 16-year-old is graduating high school early and is getting ready for college -- and he's already decided what school he'll be attending this fall!Download the FOX 5 DC News App for Local Breaking News and WeatherCurtis Lawrence III says he'll be attending Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University where he'll be double majoring in biology and computer science.The teen was accepted to 14 colleges – including Harvard, Yale, Howard, Morehouse and Morgan – and has received $1.6 million in scholarships for the fall.His mother Malene said the process for preparing for college started when her son was in the seventh grade."We've taught them from an early age that education is key to opening up the opportunities and having

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