The education secretary, James Cleverly, said: “Access to funding must not stand in the way of every school having on-site access to a life-saving defibrillator.
“The evidence clearly shows that defibrillators drastically increase the chance of survival from a cardiac arrest, and it’s particularly important that they are available close to sports halls and playing fields that children, young people and the wider community use on a daily basis.
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Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey warned that “apocalyptic” food shortages around the world are on the way, citing surging inflation.
In a meeting with MPs on the Treasury Select Committee on Monday, Bailey explained that the people of Britain are facing a “very big income shock” that will only get worse as inflation accelerates to double digits in the last quarter of 2022.
Leaders must end these draconian restrictions, and instead let every individual make decisions based on our own comfort with risk.
Electronic ankle tags that can monitor whether offenders have drunk alcohol are to be rolled out in England after a successful pilot scheme.
The ‘sobriety tags’ will be one of the measures courts can impose on criminals convicted of booze-related offences, such as street violence.
The device takes a sample of sweat every 30 minutes and alerts the probation service if alcohol is detected.
Offenders will then face further sentences, including jail time, if they are caught breaching an abstinence order imposed by a court.
High tech Sharia.
