This, he said, would "spare the Portuguese people from the election being stretched out over three crucial weeks" — time that could be better spent slowing the pandemic, said the former minister and co-founder of the center-right Social Democratic Party (PSD). … [Read more...] about Portugal votes in presidential election amid coronavirus surge
Parties uk general election
Edinburgh is the UK’s happiest city based on salary, hours and life satisfaction – while Brighton and Bournemouth also take top spots
Famed for its Victorian and art nouveau architecture, when lockdown restrictions have loosened locals will be keen to visit the Scottish Opera and Scottish Ballet, or to take in a show at the National Theatre of Scotland. … [Read more...] about Edinburgh is the UK’s happiest city based on salary, hours and life satisfaction – while Brighton and Bournemouth also take top spots
Mum spent just £1,000 transforming spider-infested garage into trendy home pub
"Our friends haven’t been able to see it in person yet, but are desperate to come and have a drink as soon as we’re allowed. We spent Christmas Day mainly in the bar, singing and dancing, so we’ve already made good use of it." … [Read more...] about Mum spent just £1,000 transforming spider-infested garage into trendy home pub
Rebelo de Sousa wins Portuguese presidency
Outgoing President Cavaco Silva swore in the Socialists late last year, saying he did so only because he was barred by the constitution from calling a new parliamentary election in his last six months in office. … [Read more...] about Rebelo de Sousa wins Portuguese presidency
COVID-19: Families with SEN children unable to go to school are ‘falling through the gaps’ in lockdown
A Department for Education spokesperson said: "For the pupils with SEND who cannot attend, schools should ensure those pupils are able to successfully access remote education and should work collaboratively with families, putting in place reasonable adjustments as necessary." … [Read more...] about COVID-19: Families with SEN children unable to go to school are ‘falling through the gaps’ in lockdown