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Why YOU spent £4m on illegal guns and zombie knives: Row as Home Office dishes out cash to owners of vicious weapons on banned listNearly 50,000 lethal items were bought by the Home Office it has been revealedAll items were already barred in public but have now been outlawed in private The largest sum of £2.78million went on buying 1,000 lever release rifles while £262,470 was paid for 133 manually activated release system (MARS) riflesOwners could receive compensation by handing in items to police with proof of ownership or purchase and completing a form with no limit on claims  By Andy Jehring For…

Disrupted sleep is common in late life, the study authors wrote, and associated with changes in cognitive function — the mental capacity for learning, thinking, reasoning, problem-solving, decision-making, remembering and paying attention. Age-related changes in sleep have also been linked with early signs of Alzheimer’s disease, depression and cardiovascular disease, so the authors investigated possible associations between self-reported sleep duration, demographic and lifestyle factors, subjective and objective cognitive function, and participants’ levels of beta amyloid. Those in the study who reported short sleep duration — defined in the study as six hours or less — had elevated levels of beta…

General News of Monday, 27 September 2021 Source: mynewsgh.com 2021-09-27 Dr Kobby Mensah Political Marketing Lecturer at the University of Ghana Business School Dr Kobby Mensah has concluded that Ghana’s current leaders can be likened to “Konongo Kaya”.According to him, the leaders in this generation will not develop the country but also do not have the urge for maintaining what is already existent.This he says is the bane of the young country that has great potential.Kobby Mensah made this known in a tweet while reacting to a tweet about the Tema Motorway being in a very deplorable state.He said, “The…

– Advertisement – Ghana’s Education Minister Dr Yaw Osei Adutwum has issued an order to tertiary institutions to start admitting D7 students. In his view, it doesn’t make sense to keep D7 holders out of school when the university can find a way around it. According to the Minister, grades D7 do not mean that the student is a failure hence a need for a national discussion on the accepted D7 grades for enrollments into tertiary institutions in Ghana. The Education Minister said this when he delivered a short address at the swearing-in and inauguration of Governing Councils of some…

William Amponsah claimed his second Asante Akyem Marathon glory on Saturday, clocking a time of 1hr:12min.39sec to win the 4th edition of the race in the men’s category.The long-distance magician made a triumphant return for the 21klm competition, 4 years after winning the maiden edition in 2017.He and Sakat Lariba ran their race in the best of time to emerge as champions for the Male and Female categories respectively.It was his second participation in the competition that brought him to the limelight in 2017, after failing to compete in the 2nd and 3rd edition due to injury.He had prize money…

They say what Biggie has joined, let no Ebuka put asunder… only moments after his love interest, Nini was evicted from the show, Saga has become the third housemate to be evicted from the show tonight. Saga has lost his chance to vie for the grand prize of 90 million although, many will say that his eyes wasn’t on the prize but on Nini and fate has joined them as just after she evicted, he was announced as the next housemate to leave the house. RECOMMENDED ARTICLES Source link

The voting for this week’s nominees by viewers appears to be a quite intense one but no doubt that housemate, Whitemoney won the most votes from viewers. Angel, Pere, Whitemoney, Nini, Saga and Queen were all up for eviction this week and tonight’s eviction show saw the removal of 3 out of these five housemates while the remaining two have been asked to participate in a task that’ll see them either get evicted from the show or earn a spot in the finale. The statistics of how viewers voted for their favourite housemates is shown, As can be seen, a…

Students face settling loans early as Rishi Sunak eyes plan to boost Treasury coffers by slashing salary threshold for when repayments beginChancellor Rishi Sunak reported to be considering cutting the salary threshold Repayments would change from the current £27,295 to £23,000, saving billionsNational Union of Students said it would be ‘totally opposed’ to such reduction By Martin Beckford For The Daily Mail Published: 20:28 EDT, 26 September 2021 | Updated: 20:28 EDT, 26 September 2021 Graduates could be forced to start repaying their student loans earlier in their careers under Government plans revealed last night.Chancellor Rishi Sunak is reported to be considering cutting…

The narrowness of the margins means the German elections are at this point too close to call and predicting the next government — and chancellor — is impossible. A large number of postal ballots also remain to be counted.Whichever party comes out in front, lengthy coalition negotiations are expected before a government can be formed.But for the SPD, coming out neck-and-neck with the CDU counts as a significant gain. The left-leaning party took 20.5% of the vote in the country’s last general election, in 2017.”The voters have decided that the Social Democratic party has gained, and this is a great…

Former President John Agyekum Kufuor Former President John Agyekum Kufuor has said the surest way to eradicate the dreaded coronavirus pandemic is vaccination.To that end, he has appealed to all persons to get inoculated.“Vaccines are the best way to finish the fight against COVID-19, you should get vaccinated as soon as possible,” the two-time Ghanaian leader said in a tweet on Sunday.The Ghana Health Service (GHS) resumed the vaccination of Ghanaians, 18 years old and above, with the additional doses of AstraZeneca vaccines received by the country last Friday, September 24.The rollout of the COVAX facility vaccine started the country’s…