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"But in those few days, the coronavirus situation completely blew up and we were told the transplant was no longer going to go ahead" (via The Scotsman)
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With five kids under 10, Gillian and Ray are struggling to find time alone as a couple. The solution? A wander or two around the garden. Read Gillian's column here, via The i Paper
Some pre-settled status citizens who have lost jobs or work due to the Covid-19 lockdown have found themselves unexpectedly rejected by the system and left without any income or access to funds. Read more here, via The i Paper
With a streamlined application process, candidates will be able to move from interview to paid work in a week.
"...many sufferers feel like their daily or weekly lifeline has been pulled from them and left them even more vulnerable than before.”
Latest update on school closures here 👇 (via The Scotsman)
The plot sounds very familiar...🤔 (via The Scotsman)
Thousands have been left dealing with extreme stress, have been forced to put life plans on hold or seen an abrupt end to their career Story via @[The i Paper]
"Once – or twice – a day we walk laps of our (thankfully fairly large) garden while the kids bounce on the trampoline, go down the slide or play tag. We air our worries, out of earshot of the kids. We walk, talk, bicker – if the mood takes us – and reconnect." Story via @[The i Paper]
"Our focus is that while schools are closed, learning continues, and we all have a role to play."
He did not hold back.. (via The Scotsman)
Look at the size of that queue 😲 (via The Scotsman)
"A moment I’ll never forget came when I looked out the window of my room to see other mums, also in isolation, who were waiting their turns. We all smiled at one another with the knowledge that we were in it together. That it would be OK. That we were not alone. We comforted each other from a distance and wished each other luck." A beautiful and positive piece, via The i Paper
In an era of fridges and freezers, leftovers is a dirty word, redolent of forgotten storage containers or unlabelled bags of doom. But think of them as ready prepared ingredients, and they are transformed. Via The i Paper
Pelicans today.. Absolutely zero respect for the lockdown measures.
Scottish Water engineers are tapping into technology to carry out virtual inspections and prevent the spread of COVID-19.
The resource explores hard-hitting issues such as online bullying, body image and reducing time wasted online
Jackie Kay salutes chemists, volunteers, carers, delivery workers, and those in the food supply chain in the work, titled Essential
Pelicans today.. Absolutely zero respect for the lockdown measures.