Новости за 23.03.2024

1. I exposed Tavistock clinic. Now gender ideology is even more entrenched  The Times
2. Tavistock whistleblower urges NHS to return to 'ordinary best practice' in helping children  The Telegraph
3. Inside the collapse of the Tavistock Centre  The New Statesman
4. Staff who promoted puberty blockers get large payouts  The Times
5. NHS gender clinic sparks outrage after 'following discredited' trans guidelines that 'encourage castration'  GB News

A security guard who claimed that Minaj's husband assaulted him backstage was awarded a summary judgment after the couple failed to respond to his lawsuit.

Food service employees have wondered online how the places they work for can regularly charge multiple orders that shatter their own hourly wage. One Starbucks worker even counted the number of individual orders they took in an hour that was greater than the average wage of partners in their stores and tallied them all up.

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Amanda Ribas headlines a UFC event for the first time this Saturday when she battles former champion Rose Namajunas at UFC Vegas 89, and she sees it as an opportunity to reach a different level in the sport.

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Fiji’s prime minister has called on China to retreat from the South Pacific as an investigation by The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald and 60 Minutes uncovers a police sting showing Beijing’s desire to operate overseas.

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