The conference, which is in its second year, started at 8:00am Saturday and took place at the Yuma Civic Center.
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Tinubu appoints 9-member governing board for North West Development Commission
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has forwarded the names of members of the inaugural Governing Board of the North West Development Commission (NWDC) to the Senate for confirmation. The step follows President Tinubu’s signing of the North West Development Commission Bill into law on 24 July, 2024. The NWDC Governing Board nominees are Ambassador Haruna Ginsau …
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There aren’t many songs in the soundtrack of Wolfs, but the ones that do appear in the film pack quite a punch. Even though George Clooney and Brad Pitt’s characters in Wolfs are never named, they have quite a bit of personality. That shines through in a few key ways, from how they both approach …
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Linkin Park’s Chester Bennington dealt with ‘hour-by-hour battle with addiction’ leading up to suicide: book
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An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 3.2 rattled Southern California on Saturday, shaking homes and businesses across the region. According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the quake struck around 2:38 p.m. approximately 5.5 miles west of Malibu. As of 2:48 p.m., there were no reports of damage or injuries. Saturday's tremor comes as there's been a recent [...]
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I tested 3 ‘immune-boosting’ supplements to ward off ‘Freshers’ flu’ – one had a dreadful after taste
AS a new university year begins “freshers’ flu” – the virus that spreads as students gather again – is back .
Boosting your immunity is never a bad idea, even if you’re far too old for uni.
The best way to do this is by having enough sleep, a balanced diet, exercising, minimising stress and cutting down on booze and cigarettes.
Today I look at supplements aimed at helping . . .
Mushrooms
THERE are five organic immune-supporting mushrooms in Hifas Da Terra Bio Defense pills – reishi, maitake, shiitake, oyster and brown king oyster.
The fungi are high in beta-glucans – natural indigestible fibres that have been found to help balance gut health and “prime” our immune system to fight off bugs and germs.
These easy-to-swallow pills also contain a large dose of vitamin C, from organic acerola cherries, and vegan vitamin D from real reindeer lichen.
On offer now – £30.60 for a month’s supply. hifasdaterra.com
Seaweed
IODINE is a mineral you can find in seafood, eggs, milk and milk products.
Dietary deficiencies in it have been shown to severely impact mental and physical health and thyroid function.
The thryoid controls the body’s metabolism and many other key functions, including energy, cognitition and immunity. So keeping yours healthy is vital.
Seaweed is the only plant-based source that provides adequate amounts of iodine for optimal function.
It is also rich in antioxidants, vitamins and minerals so perfect for immunity.
Each Doctor Seaweed Pure seaweed 500mg capsule contains similar levels of iodine to a portion of haddock.
These do have a slight aftertaste so I take with a lot of water.
£15 for a month’s supply. doctorseaweed.com
Vitmain D kit
IT is recommended that everyone from the age of one takes 10 micrograms of vitamin D a day.
It contributes to the function and strength of your immune system.
You can now check your levels at home using BetterYou Vitamin D Test Kit.
Simply prick your finger and put a drop of blood on to blotting paper which you post to a lab.
The results take about three weeks and you will receive a free personalised supplementation plan based on your levels.
Around one in five of us is low or deficient in vitamin D – including me.
Regular sun exposure is the most natural way to get enough – but even though I run outdoors a lot, this showed my levels were still low.
£34.95, currently with a free vitamin D oral spray. betteryou.com
Britain’s biggest police force rejects woke plans to introduce gender neutral uniforms
BRITAIN’S biggest police force has rejected woke plans to introduce gender neutral uniforms.
The Met launched a review when a legal ruling recognised the rights of non-binary and gender fluid people.
But a consultation of 30,000 officers has found they have refused the possibility of unisex outfits.
Instead, they have decided to stick to male and female gear and their current supplier contract has been extended to 2026.
Met chiefs said the decision was made to prevent officers being caused “discomfort or injury” in gear not “designed for (the correct) body shape or physical characteristics”.
The London force also said it will continue “to provide male and female uniforms and equipment to officers”.
It comes after we told how unisex trousers had left male officers in Gwent with “crushed testicles” while female staff complained of an uncomfortable lack of space “between waist and the crotch”.
The TaxPayers’ Alliance said: “Brits will thank the Met for siding with common sense over wokery.
“Instead of wasting cash on unnecessary unisex uniforms, they can focus their resources on tackling crime.”
Huge sum spent on baby killer Lucy Letby’s legal aid revealed – and they will rise even higher
BABY killer Lucy Letby’s total legal aid bill has climbed to £1.7million and will rise higher.
The evil nurse was allowed to spend £901,817.45 on barristers and £818,497.92 on solicitors, The Legal Aid Agency revealed in new figures released to The Sun.
Ministry of Justice bean counters have warned the bill is set to rise even higher as “legal aid expenditure” for her recent re-trial and Court of Appeal hearing are yet to be added to the total.
Letby, 34, was convicted of seven murders and seven attempted killings in August last year.
Her original ten-month trial cost the Crown Prosecution Service £2.5million.
The monster became Britain’s most prolific child killer and was handed a second whole life tariff after being found guilty of attempting to murder a baby girl following a gruelling retrial in July.
Letby is set to challenge her most recent conviction for murdering seven babies and trying to kill seven more, the Court of Appeal revealed earlier this month.
Court staff confirmed that Letby is bringing a bid to appeal against her conviction for one count of attempted murder in July.
Judges will consider the case at a hearing on October 24, according to court listings.
Letby previously launched an appeal to challenge her guilty verdicts for seven murders and six attempted murders, which was rejected in May.
Tory MP Pauline Latham has previously called the spend on Letby’s defence “staggering” and said reform of the Legal Aid system “should probably be looked at again”.
The Legal Aid Agency, said: “The Legal Aid Agency is not yet in receipt of all of the claims associated with recent trial, which are received and paid in arrears upon conclusion of the case.”
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How Career Diplomats Saved the Day for Nigeria at UN – Akande
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