Windsor & Eton forward Fiifi Carter was quick to hail his teammates following his remarkable treble against AFC Winkfield at Stag Meadow over the weekend. Since joining the club from Brook House last year, Ghanaian-born Carter has swiftly become a beloved figure among fans. Speaking to the Advertiser at full-time, Carter said: “It was my teammates that helped me score the three. “It was also a case of revenge today – we were not expecting them to beat us [earlier in the season]. “I like taking free kicks, especially when they’re at the back of the 18-yard box – that’s a goal for me.

The Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the Bronx plans to be tuition-free for students, after a $1bn donation from former professor Dr Ruth Gottesman. The donation is among the largest to date for an educational institution in the US. Half of Einstein’s most recent class of students are New Yorkers, according to the medical school – 59% are women and the majority are people of color. Einstein’s students graduate with higher amounts of debt than other medical students at New York City schools. Gottesman said she hoped that it made medical school more accessible to those who could not previously afford it

Empathetic leaders are not enough when an organization’s systems, processes, and decisions telegraph a lack of caring. How are we adding up basically decent people into agglomerations where empathy seems to be in such short supply? Shaping empathic leaders is thus necessary but not sufficient. During these two consequential activities, employees or prospective employees expect empathy but often don’t experience it. In so many cases, organizations rely on individuals making empathic decisions on the fly in an array of situations.

Images created by AI are getting exponentially better, to the point where many people are unable to distinguish them from the real thing. As this technology continues to develop, challenges to our perception of what is real are immense, and our trust in what we are seeing is eroded. Fakes are already changing industries such as modelling and marketing, but can they offer a more diverse reflection of humanity than has historically been available – or are they destined to reflect the narrow standards of beauty these industries have long been drawn to? *With thanks to the Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona*Great British Brands is published by Country & Town House magazine

The new Menabilly Unit was opened back in November 2023 and since then has been host to a massive assortment of adventurous activities including; Kernopoly (Cornish equivalent of Monopoly), first aid, packing boxes for the homeless and understanding homelessness, and a chilly winter camp.

In Brazil's Bailique Archipelago, rising ocean levels and river changes disrupt local life. In short:Climate change and human activities are causing longer periods of salty water in Bailique, affecting the local economy and ecosystem. Government efforts to address these challenges have been inadequate, leading to a decline in the population and worsening living conditions. — Aurélio Marques, local boat pilotWhy this matters:As sea levels rise, saltwater seeps into freshwater ecosystems, drastically altering the habitat. Adaptations to sea level rise come with their own set of challenges and are often a testament to the resilience of these communities in the face of environmental change.

Nanotechnology's foray into agriculture with nano-enabled pesticides promises enhanced crop protection with minimal environmental impact, but raises significant environmental and health concerns. Martina G. Vijver and Tom Nederstigt write for The Conversation. Key quote:Many of the properties that improve the performance of nano-enabled pesticides in pest control may equally exacerbate their impacts on organisms other than the pests being targeted. — Martina G. Vijver and Tom Nederstigt, environmental scientistsWhy this matters:The shift toward nano-enabled pesticides in agriculture presents a precarious balancing act between striving for sustainability and safeguarding against unforeseen environmental and health risks. The authors argue for rigorous regulatory scrutiny to navigate the complex implications of integrating nanotechnology into essential sectors like agriculture.

It’s an unusual feeling, that sense of connectedness to something that happened long ago, before you were even alive to see it. Every year at Manchester Pride, once the vivid flashes of disco lights and vibrant music begin to fade, I attend the Candelit Vigil. It’s a time to remember those in our community that have passed on, many of whom lost their lives to AIDS. This is followed by a powerful, roaring applause, and later the bright colours of fireworks and confetti, choir singing triumphantly. There is a sense of a prevailing and resilient community, in memory of these wonderful, bright souls.

Aftermath of shooting at Ed Bush Stadium in West Bay(CNS): At least seven people were shot on Sunday night when a gunman opened fire at the Ed Bush Stadium in West Bay during a football match, in a shocking escalation of the troubling gun violence. More than a dozen shots rang out at halftime during a premier league game between Elite and Academy Sports Clubs, CNS understands. The shooting occurred shortly after 9pm on Sunday, 25 February, from the area near the changing rooms into the stands. Few official details have been confirmed at this time, but CNS understands from other sources that adults and children watching the game ran in panic as the gunman shot at the crowd. Police are appealing for anyone who witnessed the incident to come forward and provide information by calling 911 or the West Bay Police Station 949-3999.

Like the word ‘sustainability’, hope sounds positive, but if it is just the hope that we can maintain (‘sustain’) our privileged western lifestyle, how positive is that? What kind of hope is based on ignoring evidence of collapse, or on fearing to consider its possibility? [1] We have seen the rise of #climatehoax and #climatescam while climate action has been painted as part of an authoritarian plot to steal our liberties. Maybe to act without hope is also to act without fear; a kind of liberation. We need to confront, to be allowed to confront, the sociopathic agenda this kind of hope is serving: I would characterise ‘hope’ like this as toxic.

How Mohan Bhagwat’s exhortation that ‘cultural marxism’ and ‘woke people’ are spoiling India’s ethos betrays Hindutva Supremacism’s real agenda vis-a-vis assertion of the subalterns and independent thinkingBeing woke means waking up to these invisible power structures that govern the social universe. Today more and more people are becoming woke, even though generations of civil rights leaders have taught us not to focus on race or gender. BJYM’s sudden waking up on the challenge of ‘wokeism’ is not difficult to understand. (https://www.firstpost.com/india/snakes-in-the-ganga-rajiv-malhotra-vijaya-viswanathans-book-on-uncomfortable-truths-about-indias-vulnerabilities-11337501.html) and also talked about how “wokeism has penetrated some of the Indian government’s policies. Sangh’s growing anxieties vis-a-vis ‘Woke People’ or ‘Wokeism’ raise two broad questions.

Stake limits for online slot machine games are to be pegged-back by the Government in an attempt to combat the dangers of gambling. From September, under-25s will be limited to £2 per spin when using online slots, and over-25s to a maximum stake of £5. According to the National Gambling Helpline, the percentage of UK gamblers concerned about the use of online slots almost doubled between 2018 and 2023. ‘Missed opportunity’Following a Government consultation on the maximum stake limit for online slots, the majority of respondents backed the introduction of statutory limits. FOBTs v Online slotsIn 2019, the Government cut the maximum stake on fixed-odds betting terminals (FOBTs) from £100 to £2 a spin.

She added: “I grew up in Liskeard, near Bodmin Moor, where my family live and I have a home in Polzeath. I got married at Enodoc church close by so it was important to me to host something in my home county and benefit a business there.

Andy Murray recorded his second victory of 2024 in Dubai, coming from a set down to beat Canada’s Denis Shapovalov 4-6, 7-6 (5), 6-3 in the Dubai Championships. It meant he had also recorded 500 hard-court wins, only the fifth player to do so in the Open era.

A pair of South American fur seals are settling into their new surroundings at Banham Zoo. Brothers Pablo and Toro arrived at the Norfolk visitor attraction from Bristol Zoo earlier this month. Pablo and Toro arrived from Bristol Zoo. “We are delighted to welcome Toro and Pablo to Banham Zoo,” she said. Pablo and Toro arrived from Bristol Zoo.