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Inside the 'tridemic': North Philly children struggling to breathe are waiting hours to be seen at the ER

PHILADELPHIA — Raspy cries and barky coughs echoed across the emergency room at St. Christopher's Hospital for Children on a recent chilly morning in North Philadelphia. Kids had just started to stream into the waiting room, yet every available bed was already filled.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

"The Boy in the Box" has his name back

"This announcement only closes one chapter in this little boy's story," said Commissioner Danielle Outlaw

Salon

'Reporting this World Cup has been the privilege of my life'

"To tell the story of when little Wales stood up and sang and cheered and showed the world who we are"

Wales Online

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POINT: Discrimination in education cannot be justified

The Supreme Court recently heard arguments from Harvard and the University of North Carolina about using race and ethnicity in admissions policies. Project 21, the Black Leadership Network of which I am a member, submitted an amicus brief in the Harvard case.

Tribune News Service

Inside Wales' World Cup training base with four pitches, fitness centre, massage rooms and a very Welsh feel

Wales' World Cup training base has been transformed to ensure Rob Page's squad feel at home

Wales Online

Why the Indian Child Welfare Act is Unconstitutional

Well, you can't say that my new book, Classified: The Untold Story of Racial Classification in America, was not well-timed. Last week, the Supreme Court took up the issue of affirmative action in admissions, and directly addressed the question raised in my book as to whether the classifications are too…

Reason

Six lost Glasgow shops we'd love to see make a comeback

Recent decades have seen many legendary names vanish from Glasgow's shopping thoroughfares and there are loads we miss dearly. We take a look at six we'd like to see make a comeback.

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'We're a long way off' — The ongoing struggles facing Welsh women's domestic football

Despite a surge in demand for girls football in Wales, women's domestic top-flight football has yet to feel a similar injection of enthusiasm amid ongoing struggles to keep pace with a rapidly changing landscape.

Wales Online

John Smith and Mo Mowlam led the original prawn cocktail offensive

Brief letters: Labour and the City | Morrissey’s motorway stop | Vince Cable’s legacy | Silent school dinners | The Year of the Three Kings

The Guardian - UK

The Queen’s corgis will feel monarch’s loss, says dog expert

Beloved corgis Muick and Sandy were seen at Windsor Castle during her funeral

Evening Standard

Sarah Smith reveals dad's career leading Labour party put her off politics

The Rt Hon John Smith served as an MP for almost a quarter of a century and, as leader of the UK Labour Party.

Daily Record

Toilets, towers and Tony Blair: the crazy world of cult film-maker John Smith

The director talks about his intellectual, political and hilarious body of work, as a retrospective is staged with contributions from his former students Carol Morley and Jarvis Cocker

The Guardian - UK

'My 50th year at the Labour conference - and for my sins I will be back again'

This is the beating heart of honest, awkward, idealistic, funny, cynical, romantic British politics, writes Paul Routledge as he recalls half a century of long speeches, block votes and late nights drinking

Daily Mirror

Queen Elizabeth's corgis will understand emotion of missing the monarch, says dog expert

As a result of the Queen’s death, Muick and Sandy could display symptoms of anxiety and depression.

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The Independent UK

Queen’s corgis will understand emotion of missing the monarch, says dog expert

John Smith, dog expert and founder of Yappy, said that the corgis will feel the loss of their owner being gone.

Liverpool Echo

Child killer, 'promising' footballer and hotel owner among crooks jailed this week

These are the criminals from our region who were locked up over the past seven days

Liverpool Echo

Family plea after double death, dealer jailed and shots fired

The latest evening ECHO headlines on Friday, September 16

Liverpool Echo

Dealer ruined 'promising' Liverpool FC career turning to life of heroin and cocaine

Police discovered thousands of pounds of drugs after pulling over his car

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Evening Standard

International Dog Day: The most popular dog names of 2022 revealed

Teddy, Charlie, Luna and Bella will never go out of style

Liverpool Echo

Alex Ferguson desperately rang Liverpool's greatest striker after Roma and Bayern Munich bids

Liverpool pulled off one of the most stunning transfer coups ever on this day back in 1988 when the sensational return of star striker Ian Rush after a year with Juventus in Italy was announced

The Guardian - UK

Acting Class by Nick Drnaso review – ah, look at all the lonely people

The author of Sabrina brings us a discomfiting picture of charlatanism in action

Daily Mirror

What to expect on a cruise to Alaska - epic wildlife, amazing glaciers and bears

Princess Cruises offers Alaska cruises on Discovery Princess - Nigel Thompson packed his superlatives for an epic Alaskan wildlife and glaciers cruise

Tribune News Service

Can environmental violations define oil and gas companies as bad actors? A judgment awaits

PITTSBURGH — On the evening of July 19, when Allegheny County Council met to override Rich Fitzgerald’s veto of a fracking ban in county parks, council members were shown a black-and-white video of natural gas rushing from a well in Boyce Park.

The National (Scotland)

Part-time peers: Scottish lords attend parliament just 50 per cent of the time

SCOTTISH peers attended the House of Lords around 50 per cent of the time on average over the past six months, new figures have revealed.

Reason

Lies About Science, Government, Etc. in Specific Libel or Fraud Lawsuits

[I'm working on a draft article called When Are Lies Constitutionally Protected?, and I thought I'd serialize it here, since I still have plenty of time to improve it; I'd love to hear your thoughts on it! (You can also read the whole article here; all the posts about it…

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