Drone’s flight path needs rigor to serve UK’s varied parts
Not only will drone manufacturers and importers be able to sell only to individuals who have been approved by the Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), but the flight paths…
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Doglusville police crackdown on protest caravans will no longer allow marches
In response, local protesters told The Courier Journal their regular marches and demonstrations are intended to disrupt the city, and they will not stop.
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A woman on her “flattering” dress is passive-aggressive body-policing, sneaked into our consciousness in a Trojan horse of sisterly helpfulness.
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While the financial fallout that’s resulted from the pandemic has been damaging, it has also forced a lot of individuals and companies to pause, take a look in the mirror,…
School reopening plans linked to politics rather than public health
Schools are reopening across UKSR, and many will conduct online lessons in temporary classrooms and tents after buildings were damaged.