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Row breaks out after four-year-old told not to wear hijab to Catholic school Source: Birmingham Mail A Roman catholic school has angered many people due to the fact that they didn't allow a four year old Muslim girl to wear a headscarf to school. It is said that St Clares school in Hemsworth have a very strict uniform policy which includes no headwear or headscarf's. The school told the parents to respect there policy. The girls father went and told the Birmingham's city council's labour cabinet member of equalities, which they then wrote to the head teacher saying how there policy goes against the equalities act . But his colleague Coun Majid Mahmood from Hodge Hill said that as a faith school St Clare’s is “maybe within its rights to insist upon a particular dress code,” just as a Muslim faith school “may require girls to wear headscarves”. A former head of equalities for Birmingham City Council, agreed saying there is n...
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Terry Crews sheds light on why men don't speak out about harassment. Terry crews stated that he had never felt more emasculated than after being harassed by Adam Venit who is the head of the motion pictures. Terry crews is one of many people to come forward about being a victim of sexual harassment since the Harvey Weinstein scandal.  Terry crews states "Back in February 2016, I was assaulted by Adam Venit, who is head of the motion picture department at William Morris Endeavor, one of the biggest agencies in the world, period," Crews, 49, said live on " Good Morning America " on Wednesday. "He's connected to probably everyone I know in the business ... I did not know this man. I have never had a conversation with him, ever." Venit has been suspended until further investigation has been conducted. Since Allegations against Harvey Weinstein had been made people have started the #Me too movement, which was made to allow people to come for...
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Lily Allen hits out at NHS cuts as she tells of daughter’s agonising wait in A&E after she was impaled on a railing in horror accident Source: The Sun Singer Lilly Allen talks about her daughter having to endure an agonising wait after being impaled by a railing on her neck. Lily Allen was told that the ambulance would take around 30 minutes to arrive; she told the news article that her daughter had fallen outside of the house and split her chin on the railing. “I called an ambulance and they said it would take half an hour. She says,  “It was a huge gash in a two year olds neck.  “At the hospital I asked: ‘where’s A&E for my daughter? They replied: ‘Just take a ticket and take a seat’. “My daughter had a hole in her neck. You can’t hold it against the doctors and nurses, it is not their fault.” Lily Allen then went on to talk about how the NHS has changed so much over the years, she states how when she had her baby the midwife would come to see her...
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