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Why you can’t book your booster if you’re under the age of 40. BOOSTER JABS are now available to more adults in the UK than ever before, but some people are having trouble getting their third jab. Even if you’re eligible, why can’t you book your booster? Prime Minister Boris Johnson says vaccination clinics will “sprout up like Christmas trees” by the end of January to provide booster vaccines to all eligible Britons. However, not everyone has yet been invited to schedule their third dose, and here’s why. To combat the spread of the new Omicron variant of coronavirus, the…
Rachel Zegler and Her Bilingual Skills are Introduced in Steven Spielberg’s ‘West Side Story.’ Steven Spielberg, the legendary filmmaker, directed a musical for the first time in his career. And not just any musical: he directed a production of West Side Story, which he had always wanted to do. The epic remake of the beloved 1957 stage musical and 1961 film adaptation of the same name provides a fresh and bold take on the classic 1961 love story, and dare we say — he remastered a masterpiece. Rachel Zegler makes her feature film debut in the role of Mara, which…
The world’s first ‘eco-sustainable’ village was built using cutting-edge 3D printed soil. A BRILLIANT architect has built the world’s first ‘eco-sustainable village’ using massive 3D printers and locally sourced soil. These earthen homes may look like mud houses from ancient civilizations from afar, but they could one day be the future of housing. TECLA houses, or houses built with technology and clay, were designed by architect Mario Cucinella and use’state-of-the-art building technology’ to help combat homelessness and displaced communities following emergencies or natural disasters. “We like to think of TECLA as the start of a new story,” Mr Cucinella said.…
After his asylum application was denied, the Liverpool bomb suspect was given his National Insurance number. THE SUSPECT OF THE TERRORIST ATTACK IN FRONT OF THE WOMEN’S HOSPITAL IN LIVERPOOL WAS GIVEN A NIN FOUR YEARS AFTER BEING DENIED ASYLUM. Emad Al Swealmeen, the man suspected of being behind the “improvised explosive device” that exploded outside a Liverpool hospital last month, had his NIN application approved by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), despite the fact that he had been told he couldn’t stay in the UK years before. David Perry, a taxi driver from Rutland Avenue near Sefton…