thehuffingtonpostuk--2020-03-06--Defending A Woman's Right To Choose Has Never Been More Vital

Anti-abortion campaigners clash with pro-choice activists in UK, 2019 reuters
It’s 7:10am and before I climb out of my car, I look around to see how many people have gathered outside the Marie Stopes healthcare clinic in Manchester, where I work. There is normally always someone there, but this period is different, because while Lent means giving up chocolate for some, for those working in and seeking abortion care, it marks the beginning of 40 Days for Life – a constant, round-the-clock, prayer vigil outside abortion clinics worldwide, for 40 days and 40 nights. Its aim? To end access to abortion care for good.
Run by American CEO, Shawn Carney, who describes himself on LinkedIn as an “experienced leader and CEO with a demonstrated history of aggressive growth in non-profit organization” – 40 Days for Life spearheads a consistent and growing anti-choice presence funded mainly by private American donors, with an agenda far outside of the USA’s borders and whose target includes the United Kingdom.
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40 Days for Life has increased its income by 325% in the last four years, shutting-down Planned Parenthood clinics along the way and launching a series of male-led podcasts with the latest title being “No wimps allowed”. Anti-choice participants “pay to pray” outside of clinics and take part in a campaign built on fearmongering, medically inaccurate information and what they call “the right to peaceful protest”.
But anti-choice protesting is far from peaceful. Over the past 25 years, all of Marie Stopes UK’s main centres have been targeted by anti-choice groups who gather outside to shame and intimidate women into continuing a pregnancy. And as one of the first points of contact inside the clinic, I see the distress and harm they cause on a daily basis.
Harassment can include watching and videoing women and team members entering the clinic, distributing medically inaccurate information – such as breast cancer being a possible complication of abortion - calling out “Mum”, “murderer”, “baby killer”, loud singing and prayer, throwing water and lighting candles, physical and verbal aggression, vandalising property and breastfeeding babies in view of the clinic. I’ve also seen women turn up in tears, clutching graphic images and sometimes dolls.
Yet, unless a clinic has a designated Safe Access Zone outside, there is very little that can be done to counteract the continued assault on women and their legal right to access healthcare, free from emotional manipulation, or reproductive coercion.
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More commonly called a Buffer zone, a Safe Access Zone is an area surrounding abortion clinics where gatherings and activities that have a detrimental effect on the clinic are banned. In 2018, Ealing Council in London, won a historic lawsuit to implement a Pubic Space Protection Order (PSPO) which allowed them to enact a Safe Access Zone. This was followed shortly after by Richmond Council.
But with just two clinics in the whole of the UK having active Safe Access Zones and the Home Office’s 2018 inquiry into harassment outside of abortion clinics drastically underestimating the number of women affected by continued harassment, protection from abuse in the UK is a postcode lottery, meaning women and their families must instead navigate their way through anti-choice groups, during what is already a vulnerable time in their lives. Marie Stopes team members must also learn to ignore the daily abuse they face simply for doing their jobs.
Sadly, with the rise of social media, harassment is not just limited to outside abortion clinics. Anti-choice organisations have also taken to relentlessly trolling pro-choice Twitter, Instagram and Facebook pages, inciting hatred and targeting specific individuals who identify as pro-choice.
When I took my job at Marie Stopes UK, I knew a big part of my role would involve protecting women from the relentless and cruel abuse inflicted on them by anti-choice individuals and groups. Individuals who believe wholly in their right to violate the “right to privacy” freely granted to those accessing any other NHS service.
But I also know that the people who hold these views are not representative of the country as a whole. Recent research from Marie Stopes International as part of its #SmashAbortionStigma campaign showed that the UK is a pro-choice nation. With nine in 10 adults in support of a woman’s right to choose, including 88% of men and 91% of women – anti-choice views in the UK really are a minority.
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And with recent pro-choice victories across the Irish Sea in both Ireland and Northern Ireland and activism more popular than ever, we still have a chance to ensure access to abortion care remains top of the agenda as well as introduce national Safe Access Zones across the UK.
But if 2020 is a crossroads year for the pro-choice movement, the same is true for the anti-choice movement, and with a growing UK presence, the upcoming 2020 US Presidential elections and a possible anti-choice majority in the US senate, this year also has the chance to send women’s reproductive choice into a downward spiral.
So, while the UK continues to step forward in extending women’s right to choose, 40 Days for Life shows us that we must never take a woman’s right to choose for granted. And all of us, the nine in 10 UK adults who do believe in access to abortion care, must stay vigilant to defend that right – and help smash abortion stigma for good.


thehuffingtonpostuk--2020-03-06--I Work In An Abortion Clinic. Abusive Protesters Outside Make My Job Impossible

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I want to share with you what it’s like to work in an abortion clinic where there are daily protests outside – and the impact it has on all of us, on staff, patients, and their families.
I am proud of where I work, and I never used to have a problem walking past people demonstrating. But recently things have changed, and I’ve come to dread the protesters which descend on my clinic every working day.
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We’ve always had a presence in Cardiff, but since 2014, the tactics have completely changed and now we’re forced to endure a totally different variety of protesters. Many belong to a group founded in Texas and known as 40 Days for Life. When they started, this group stood immediately outside the entrance to the clinic.
The women who enter our clinic have to press a buzzer to gain entry and, in those moments where they wait to enter, are basically captive to whatever the group wants to say to them. More recently, the police have moved the protesters – mostly older men – away from the entrance to just across the road, but this doesn’t stop women and staff encountering them on the street.
From the beginning, passers-by have been appalled by the protest, becoming involved and shouting. On four afternoons in one week, police were called (not by us) to disperse the public. Some protesters were even hauled into a police van as scuffles broke out between protesters and passing students who tried to remove their offensive banners.
“Years ago, protesters used to tell me they 'were praying for me', and I could cope with that. Now? They call me out by name.”
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I have had patients who choose to change their appointment for a time outside ’40 Days’ when the protesters aren’t outside.
I have had patients literally fear for their lives after being recorded by protesters because their cultural background meant they would face devastating consequences if their families found out they were pregnant.
I have had grandparents weeping because they don’t want their grandchild to go through any more trauma than the ordeal is already causing them.
I have had mums who were there to support their daughters who, after treatment, refused to leave the clinic until protesters had left.
I have had to arrive early to work because some doctors will only work if I let them in through the fire escape. At lunchtime I have to take everyone’s lunch orders because staff don’t want to walk through the protesters any more than they have to.
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Years ago, protesters used to tell me they “were praying for me”, and I could cope with that. Now? They call me out by name, and shout at me: “Vivienne, do you have children yourself? Vivienne, how do you sleep at night? What do your children think?”
It is appalling that I can be harassed in this way simply for trying to help women – women who come to us for many different reasons, but none who do so lightly. For many, it is already the most difficult day, they already feel that they’ve done something wrong to end up with us – and that’s made even worse by people outside judging them. One day I was even brought to tears and questioned whether I really wanted to stay working here.
“Women’s healthcare and women’s experiences just aren’t a priority – what are a few hundred women being subjected to harassment for a medical decision compared to knife crime or drug use?”
On this particular day, it was a Tuesday and we had a full surgical abortion list. Mid-morning, a fire alarm went off from the restaurant below and we were forced to evacuate. We had ladies in gowns having to go out onto the street and come face-to-face with the protesters. We had nurses in uniform being tormented by the protesters. We had one woman and her family who adamantly refused to leave the building.
Every year we become more and more used to it – nothing has happened to change it and the distress and fear inflicted on my staff and our patients seems to just get swept under the carpet. I’ve spent a year trying to sit down with the council to see if we can get a buffer zone in place – an area around the clinic where these people are not allowed to protest – but the meeting keeps getting delayed and delayed. I think the problem for many of us is that women’s healthcare and women’s experiences just aren’t a priority – what are a few hundred women being subjected to harassment for a medical decision compared to knife crime or drug use? I know there’s only so many hours in a day, only so much money in the pot – but eventually there has to be a point where we say ‘enough’.
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Local pro-choice groups have offered to come and support women but no matter the intention, more people outside the clinic only means more distress for women accessing our services. Anti-abortion groups put our patients so much on edge we know that when they see banners, see gatherings of people, they will keep their heads down and dash into the clinic.
Meanwhile the government claims that because the protesters aren’t physically harming women, they’re ‘passive’ and we don’t need the law to change.
Me, my staff, and our patients are living proof that we do.
Vivienne Rose is treatment unit manager at bpas Cardiff


thehuffingtonpostuk--2020-03-06--Self-Isolating For Coronavirus? Here's How To Avoid Cabin Fever

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People with symptoms of Covid-19 have been instructed by the government to self-isolate for seven days, while those living with people with symptoms must self-isolate for 14.
While self-isolating might sound like a dream scenario for the introverts among us, two weeks alone with yourself can very quickly become boring and frustrating. In some cases, people might find their mood is affected, says NHS England – they might feel low, worried or have problems sleeping.
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So what can you do about it?
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1. Get on top of things.
Yes it’s not ideal you’ve got to stay at home for two weeks but think of it as a great time to do some of those things you’ve been putting off (like booking that dentist appointment or researching staycations). Reprioritise your wellbeing and happiness. Have a nice bath (or five), paint your nails, practise mindfulness, do some yoga. It all helps.
2. Use social media for good.
Social media should never be a replacement for physical contact with other human beings, but when you’re in isolation, you have to compromise.
Instead of scrolling mindlessly through your feeds, use social media to connect with friends and family. Find new networks and communities, join or promote worthwhile causes – perhaps one of those helping the vulnerable during the outbreak – or reach out to others who appear to be struggling.
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Make use of Whatsapp and Facetime. It can really help to lift our spirits to connect regularly with those we love. Failing that, do it the old-fashioned way and give an old friend (or your gran) a call.
It’s good to stay informed about the best health precautions, but you don’t need to be glued to every single news update, as this can feed and fuel our fears. If you find it’s all getting too much, avoid the news, turn off notifications and mute specific words on social media. And if you find yourself spending too much time online, limit your use to a certain time (ie. 6pm) each day.
3. Read a book (or three).
Reading is considered very therapeutic, so throwing yourself headfirst into a good book (preferably an uplifting one!) could work wonders for the soul. Why not revisit our favourite holiday reads – because you’re ‘kind of’ on a break.
When you’ve got your nose in a good book, time passes quickly and you find yourself immersed in an entirely new world – one where you’re not thinking about coronavirus. A study by cognitive neuropsychologist Dr David Lewis showed that reading for as little as six minutes a day can reduce stress levels by a whopping 60%. In fact, it was found to be better at reducing stress than music, having a cuppa, going for a walk and playing video games.
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4. Marie Kondo your room.
When Channel 4 presenter Jon Snow returned to the UK from Iran, he was told he had to spend two weeks in isolation. What did he do in that time? He organised his ties, of course.
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If you’re house- or bedroom-bound, try to focus on what you can be doing to sort out the area you’re confined to. Is it finally time to have a clear out? How about putting up those curtains that have been sat in their wrapping for eons? Or tidying up that bedside table drawer that’s crammed full of junk? You’ll feel totally satisfied and fulfilled afterwards. Not to mention a little calmer.
My ties are getting hung up! pic.twitter.com/6cmNKqSV6b — Jon Snow (@jonsnowC4) February 27, 2020
5. Buy yourself something nice.
It’s seriously crap being stuck indoors and you’re doing the best you can, so buy yourself something nice (online, of course). Bloom & Wild do lovely flowers you can have posted straight through your letter box or why not splurge on some new linen for the bed you’re having to look at and sit on day in, day out? Obviously if you’re being tested for coronavirus, or you’ve tested positive, you should be letting your delivery driver know that they should call you and leave the items on your doorstep when they arrive to limit interaction.
6. Prioritise sleep, but not too much.
You might want to sleep lots when you’re stuck indoors and bored, but don’t be tempted because it can really screw up your sleeping pattern. If you’re self-isolating, use the time to catch up on sleep (7-8 hours per night is enough) and don’t be drawn in by the temptation to nap for three hours each afternoon. Prioritising your sleep can help boost your mental health, but getting too much sleep can actually make us feel 10 times worse. Read more on sleep here.
7. Get creative.
Studies suggest that when we’re bored, we’re at our most creative, so use this time wisely. Write that book you’ve been putting off, paint that blank canvas, pen a poem or song, compose some music. Do something.
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Alternatively, learn a new skill. YouTube is a great starting point. You’ll find tutorials for pretty much anything – whether you’re learning how to draw, knit, or even cook. If that’s not for you, why not download an app to help you learn a new language.
8. Dance.
You’re confined to your room, you’re bored out of your skull, there’s only one thing for it: it’s time to dance. Turn up your music (upbeat songs only) and spend 20 minutes dancing around – not only will it boost your mood, it’s also a good way of squeezing in some exercise without leaving the house.
9. Focus on the future.
Remember this is a temporary situation, it’s not forever. So why not focus your mind on the things you’re looking forward to in the year ahead? The weddings you’re attending, the holidays you’ve booked, the big career or house move, spending summer in beautiful beer gardens, going to the beach, landing that promotion. If we focus on the future, there’s less chance to catastrophise about the present.
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thehuffingtonpostuk--2020-03-06--I Was Sexually Harassed By A Former Colleague. Here's Why I'm Scared To Report It

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Content warning: this article contains description of sexual harassment
“Think of all the other girls he might do this to after you.”
My co-worker leaned toward me against the plastic backing of her bus seat. She was sitting in front of me on the way to a work excursion and had just promised for the umpteenth time that she would not tell anyone about the story of sexual harassment I had just relayed to her.
The subtext of her statement: Just report it. It’s not all about you.
Apparently, the wellbeing of all women who might someday encounter this man depended on whether I filled out a form. The idea felt wildly self-important.
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I am only 24, but this is far from my first experience with sexual harassment. I used to work for a small-business owner, for instance, who regularly let his hands linger on the juncture where my lower back becomes my butt. Once, he came up behind me while I was standing at the register and ran two fingers up the back of my leg, stopping just past the hem of my shorts.
“You have a nice shape,” he said.
I didn’t quit the job for months. I was just a few hundred dollars away from being able to afford my first study abroad experience – something I’d always yearned for – and I wasn’t willing to create a setback.
When I finally found myself on a dinner cruise down the Danube River, marvelling at the immensity of the Hungarian parliament building, that sacrifice seemed worth it. But years later, though I still understand the logic of my former self, it disturbs me that I stayed quiet.
After all, the year I let my former boss touch my thigh is the same year I lectured a friend for letting a stranger grab her breast at a bar.
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“People can’t just walk by and grope you,” I said. “You need to tell someone.”
Imagine if we all took our own advice.
“The year I let my former boss touch my thigh is the same year I lectured a friend for letting a stranger grab her breast at a bar.'People can’t just walk by and grope you,' I said. 'You need to tell someone.'Imagine if we all took our own advice.”
But in this particular instance, my co-worker on the bus was reacting to an incident in which an employee from one of our partner institutions came to a bar that he knew I was going to be at. I was there with a female colleague.
He was in his 50s or 60s and had a daughter my age. He turned up alone. Drunk.
“How many drinks will it take to get you two to dance with me?” he asked, his vodka-cranberry breath pouring onto my face. His hand was on my waist and he was standing at the end of the booth I was sitting in, physically trapping me in with his body.
I thought about one of the first times I felt this way – when I was in kindergarten and one of my male classmates made a habit of crawling under the table so he could sit under the long skirts of the dresses that my grandmother made me.
One day, the boy rested his head against my thigh, his chin grazing the small undeveloped patch between my legs that my mother always told me people weren’t allowed to touch. The boy wouldn’t move. He held onto my thighs and when I came close to tears he began to laugh.
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So I pulled him out by his neck.
“She choked me,” he cried, and my mother was called in to address my alleged proclivity for violence. To my understanding, she was the only one who pointed out that I wouldn’t have touched the boy if he hadn’t put his face between my legs.
Soon after, the same boy pushed me against a wall and tried to kiss me. I put my hand out and said, “Stop,” like my mother had told me to, and he stared at my hand, startled.
Then he laughed again.
Nearly 20 years later, my inappropriate colleague at the bar laughed too.
I said, “Can you move back? I’m not a close talker.” And he laughed.
I said, “I don’t like it when people touch my back.” And he laughed.
“What happens in the city stays in the city, eh?” he said with a wink.
A Latin song came on and he began gyrating, his hips grinding against the table.
“You’re Latina, right? You like this? Musica Latina, eh? You want to dance?”
“I don’t want to dance.”
“Ah, that means I need to buy you more drinks,” he said. He ordered two more drinks for my female co-worker and I – even though we hadn’t finished the ones we’d bought ourselves and already told him that we didn’t want more.
“Have another drink and you’ll loosen up,” he said. “Whatever happens tonight can be our little secret.”
I ordered a water. While I sipped on that and texted my co-worker across the table – “What do we do?? How do we leave without it being awkward on Monday???” – I could feel his eyes on me, unrelenting. He was smirking and my rage began to boil over.
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“What?” I asked him. “You’re looking at me.” My voice was growing increasingly sharp with irritation.
“Tu es très jolie,” he said. You are very pretty.
My co-worker texted, “What is he saying to you??”
He’d hit on me in French because he knew she couldn’t understand it.
I said things like, “Are you not meeting up with your own friends tonight?” and “We’re trying to have a girls’ night,” but he chose not to take the hint.
“My colleague grinned silently at me, his chin resting on his hand. He was leaning across the table, his stomach spilling out from under his shirt. I thought of him like a cartoon fox or some other predatory animal, foaming at the mouth just before pouncing on his prey.”
That night, I thought about a comment that had been made by an anonymous man online after my New York Times article was published in 2018. In the article, I was frank about having had casual sex, and a commenter wrote that if I was ever sexually harassed in the workplace, I would have “had it coming.” In saying this, he implied that my willingness to give consent to some implied a willingness to consent to all. A cognitive leap, to say the least.
My colleague grinned silently at me, his chin resting on his hand. He was leaning across the table, his stomach spilling out from under his shirt. I thought of him like a cartoon fox or some other predatory animal, foaming at the mouth just before pouncing on his prey.
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Is this what the commenter meant? Was this the treatment that I supposedly had coming?
Eventually, I excused myself to make a phone call and asked the bartender to watch after my friend while I was gone. Before I could finish explaining the situation to her, the bartender said she had the feeling that something strange was going on, and she and the rest of the waitstaff had been eyeing our table for some time.
“It’s normally a cash bar, but he insisted that we take his credit card because he said he was planning on buying you ladies lots of drinks tonight,” she said. “I’m going to close his tab right now.”
When I stepped out to call my supervisor, I watched groups of friends in their 20s climbing out of taxis, laughing and holding onto each other. I envied them and their seemingly complication-free night.
Per my supervisor’s advice, when I returned to our table, I pulled my female colleague out of the booth and told our harasser that it was inappropriate for us to be drinking with business partners. He immediately became irate, his face darkening as he spat, “It could have been our secret. We can still have some fun. No one has to know.”
We left him at the table.
“I don’t think it’ll affect anything at work,” my co-worker consoled me, but on Monday morning I received an email saying that the room I had booked with my harasser the week before was no longer available.
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“He says he made no such arrangement with you,” said his manager.
Later, we all met up – my supervisor, myself, my harasser and his manager – and he wouldn’t stop looking at me. It felt like he was daring me to bring up what had happened. Regarding the work-professional interaction in which I’d booked a workspace, he said coldly, “You must have misunderstood.”
It wasn’t until he left that I brought up the incident, to which his manager said, “I am personally offended. He’s my friend.” She didn’t deny the facts, but explained, “He’s a Frenchman: What do you expect? It was harmless.”
When I called his behaviour sexual harassment, she said, “It’s no such thing. You’re beautiful and he’s a flirt. You’re young. If you had more experience with men, you would know how these things work.”
I was growing angrier by the minute. When I took a deep breath and began to say, “I’m not sure you understand…” she cut me off and said, “Gabrielle, I am a woman.”
That didn’t mean anything. The conversation felt like a nightmare materialising.
A man once told me, shortly after college, that because of my curves, I would always be regarded as “sexual” both in and out of the workplace. He sat back, folded his arms, and said, “That’s just the way it is.”
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I’d quipped, “I can’t exactly leave my breasts at home before I go to work.”
And even if I could, there should be no reason to.
“A man once told me, shortly after college, that because of my curves, I would always be regarded as 'sexual' both in and out of the workplace. He sat back, folded his arms, and said, 'That’s just the way it is.'I’d quipped, 'I can’t exactly leave my breasts at home before I go to work.'And even if I could, there should be no reason to.”
“I’m tired of being leered at,” I told my mother on the phone. I described how even though I make a point of using professional language, speaking as though I were crafting an email, some men still condescended to me as though I were a doll or a precocious toddler. I said, “Do they think I’m too stupid to see through the way they’re treating me?”
“When I was student-teaching years ago,” she said, “the principal grabbed my butt when he walked past me. I said, ’Excuse me,’ and he turned around and said, ‘You’re a Puerto Rican girl in your 20s. Who do you think they’re going to believe?’ He was a married white guy with tenure.”
She added that one of her childhood friends got a breast reduction around the same time because she felt her curves precluded her from being taken seriously in the workplace. Some part of me attributed their experiences to the times, but when I called one of my best friends to complain about the incident I’d endured, she told me that she’d recently stopped wearing makeup to work and started donning shapeless clothing because too many of her colleagues were hitting on her.
All these stories made me feel trapped — like I was born into a narrative I had no say in. I am caught between my love of being a woman and my fury that this womanhood makes others believe they can abuse me.
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“Feminists always seem so angry,” a member of my master’s cohort once commented.
And I am angry. I am angry that I have had to deal with these situations over and over. I am angry that I need to be so afraid, that I must twist myself in knots to avoid harassment, and that if I have a daughter someday, I will fear I am handing her a life riddled with trauma.
And now I am standing on the precipice of filing a sexual harassment report — the one process intended to empower me in situations like this. And yet in many ways, I feel more disempowered than I did before.
“Damn. Talk about retraumatizing the victim,” my supervisor said after I’d spent over an hour each day for a week talking on the phone to my institution’s sexual harassment prevention office.
“There’s no action we can take against him directly,” the representative from the office said. “You have to contact his institution’s office.”
I was exhausted, and I still am. Talking about this incident reminds me of every other instance of harassment or assault that I’ve experienced, and those are memories I would rather not dwell on.
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“I was exhausted, and I still am. Talking about this incident reminds me of every other instance of harassment or assault that I’ve experienced, and those are memories I would rather not dwell on.”
Just a few months before this, a middle-aged, married man I worked with got drunk at a work function and pulled me against his chest. He kissed the top of my head and ran his hand down my waist before I could pull away.
“It was paternal,” said someone who’d witnessed it.
“But it wasn’t paternal,” I told a guy I used to date. “He didn’t touch my waist in a dad way. I don’t think any dads touch their daughters like that.”
“What do you mean?” he asked.
“He rubbed my waist the way you would rub my waist,” I said. “There’s a difference. There’s a whole different vibe.”
His jaw clenched. He understood.
So many descriptions of sexual harassment and unfair touching are taken as an overreaction because it is hard to describe the nature of an action: A hand on my waist can either be protective or sexual, and a smile can be friendly or lascivious. But when put in terms like that — he touched me the way you touch me — blurred lines come sharply into focus.
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“That’s messed up,” he said. “You’re going to report it, right?”
“That’ll make work awkward,” I argued. “Just imagine.”
“They have policies against retaliation.”
“He’ll just find other ways to screw me over,” I said. “What if I apply for a job at another department? He has friends everywhere. He can talk shit about me that will make me not get hired at the other office, and they’ll make up some other official reason for why they passed me over. There’s no real way to enforce a non-retaliation policy, you know?”
I would feel the same way in that bar when my colleague was grinding against my table, though that happened much later and in a different context. Besides being re-traumatized, I cannot imagine my day-to-day work being hindered at every turn because of my harasser’s frustration with me. After all, I already got a sense of his vengefulness only a little more than 48 hours after I rejected him.
“He’s been my friend for many years,” his manager had said. “He has many, many friends here.”
It sounded like a threat.
In college, during an argument with a man who claimed that the Me Too movement “makes sexual assault seem more common than it really is,” I pointed out that I could tell the story of my life via a timeline of sexual assault and harassment.
Of course, I can define it in terms of more positive landmarks — like friends and places I’ve lived — but describing every time I’ve ever been assaulted or harassed or groped is just as effective a way of telling that story.
“That’s how often it happens,” I said.
And I know I’m not alone. After Donald Trump won the 2016 election and people started talking more about misogyny and sexual misconduct, many of my friends told me about their experiences with harassment and assault.
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“Oh yeah, I’ve been raped,” one said. We were walking to an art gallery and she said it casually, lightly, as though discussing her coffee order. “I feel like everyone has.”
When I was getting my master’s, I had a conversation with a man who felt that “all this talk” of sexual harassment, rape, #MeToo and #Time’sUp was blown out of proportion.
“I feel like it’s saying that all men are rapists,” he complained.
“No one’s saying that,” I said.
“Then why do women bring it up so often? It can’t possibly be this common.”
I thought for a moment. I didn’t know how to make someone empathize with a world that they had never been exposed to, but I’d invited him to coffee because I knew we both wanted to have this conversation. He was startled by contemporary feminism and wanted answers, while I saw an opportunity to set the record straight.
“Just because most women have been raped, doesn’t mean most men are rapists,” I said. “Most of my interactions with men are good. It’s just the good interactions don’t make the bad ones OK.”
I thought of the positive men in my life — of the empathy and concern they show when the women they care for speak out. It’s heartwarming to know that many men are allied with women, but the love of some good men still cannot undo the sadism of others.
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“We have found ourselves in a system where victims are often more afraid of the repercussions of reporting than the harassers are afraid of being found guilty. The system is therefore more of an ineffective Band-Aid than a solution.”
Having left jobs and burnt professional bridges because I reported or stood up to former harassers, I have also begun to theorize that sexual harassment contributes to the wage gap. After all, women cannot remain working for a company long enough to climb up the corporate ladder if they are constantly fleeing their colleagues’ wandering hands. And while Title IX and other efforts to penalize inappropriate behavior are well-intended, there are still too many barriers to reporting and too few methods of ensuring accountability. We have found ourselves in a system where victims are often more afraid of the repercussions of reporting than the harassers are afraid of being found guilty. The system is therefore more of an ineffective Band-Aid than a solution.
Now, I am still deciding whether I should report that colleague for his behavior at the bar that night. Luckily there is no statute of limitations on these things, so I can file the report whenever I want to.
And while what happened to me wasn’t right, and I know I would encourage anyone else in my position to report the behavior, I’m tired. Tired of dealing with the situation and tired of answering the same redundant questions about the same infuriating memory. After all, I’ve moved onto a new job ― at a startup where behavior like that I’ve experienced would be inconceivable. I am caught between the unfinished business of my past and the desire to move on, to immerse myself in my current workplace and let myself be happy.
Which is more valuable in this instance: to stay silent or to speak? To be anxious about my well-being or about that of other women I will never know? This is the position that my colleague has put me in while he remains unconcerned, resting on his blemish-free reputation and the support of his “many, many” friends.
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I will, in all likelihood, report it, but I have not made my final decision. I am only certain that whatever decision I make, it will come at a cost.
Gabrielle Ulubay is a writer and filmmaker. She can be found on Twitter at @GabrielleUlubay. This article first appeared on HuffPost US Personal.
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thehuffingtonpostuk--2020-03-06--Coronavirus: Second Person In The UK Dies After Contracting Covid–19

A second person has died in the UK after contracting coronavirus. Richard Baker via Getty Images
A second person has died in the UK after contracting coronavirus, the health secretary has confirmed, as the global number of cases surpassed 100,000.
The man is believed to have died at Milton Keynes Hospital, and was described by Matt Hancock as “somebody older” with “underlying health conditions”.
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Hancock told ITV: “I am very sorry to hear the news of a second death here in the UK of somebody with coronavirus.
“My condolences go out to the family and his loved ones.”
To date, 163 people have tested positive for the virus in the UK and two people have died.
On Friday, Boris Johnson announced £46m of funding to help research into a “life changing and life saving” coronavirus vaccine, as well as rapid diagnostic tests.
There is currently no vaccine available to protect people against Covid-19, but Johnson said he hoped one will be ready in about a year.
News of the funding comes after health secretary Matt Hancock warned Brits against stockpiling food, saying the government was in talks with supermarkets to ensure that those in self-isolation would be able to get the supplies they need.
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Globally, more than 100,000 people have now been diagnosed with coronavirus, with more than 80,500 of these cases recorded in China. To date, around 3,400 people have died during the outbreak.


thehuffingtonpostuk--2020-03-06--Exclusive: Labour Investigates Anti-Semitic Abuse Sent By Members To Deputy Leader Candidate

“Hi I don’t know anything about you but I personally feel ashamed about anybody in the Labour Party associating themselves with a bunch of war criminals and latter-day Nazis who are committing genocide and being sold weapons by this country to do it in Israel so if you’re proud of being associated with them are you at another on the payroll or Mossad agent in the Labour Party what a disgrace every time you go to sleep at night think about the children and the women and the men and the injured and then named in the disabled in Palestine you are a disgrace…”
“I’m sorry Ian but I can not support any candidate that operates on behalf of a political racist movement like the Jewish Labour Movement. Those that prioritise their race or religion ahead the Labour Party should not be allowed to become a member… It is a pity that the Jews thought they owned the Labour Party and it was a Zionist movement supporter and now their nose has been knocked out of joint they are showing, like yourself, where your true loyalties like...firmly in the CIA-Mossad HQ in Tel Aviv (which I know well).”
“It’s now four years since the anti-Semitism charge against the Party was mobilized by external bodies such as the JLM who have manipulated like putty, and it is now blindingly obvious that the JLM will never be satisfied. As a concerned member, I have followed the saga very closely but I am still mystified of where this widespread ‘infection’ can be found.”
“A biased MSM bought & paid for by a billionaire corporate & establishment elite. This included lies, more lies & just downright dishonest fake news. The biggest example of this was the Tory MSM weaponisation of anti semitism against a lifelong anti racist & defender of the Jewish faith (JC). The failure of the entire party too property explain the arguments regarding those unfounded attacks, which are & have been organised by supporters of Israel & their lobby (Dame M Hodge etc.).”
“YOU CERTAINLY WON’T GET MY VOTE YOYU BLAIRITE ZIONIST!!”
“The right-wing Blairite faction along with the Israeli Lobby put paid to any chance of a socialist Labour Party taking office.”
“As you will note I am disappointed at the tone of your email, I would have expected a representative of my party to have been less influenced and manipulated by a biased media, in the control of an elitist group whose vested interest is to maintain the status quo and their financial interests and neuter Labour opposition.”
“The Blairites are destroying your party. So is the israeli lobby. Labour is rudderless. I supported Labour for 35 years and can no longer do so. Some of your MPs behaved abominably to Corbyn, the party is incredulous, whilst good people have been expelled at the behest of the Israeli lobby, war criminal Blair gets to remain. Sickening.”
“you are proud to have the support of the Jewish Labour movement. Again a group of people who tried to destroy Jeremy Corbyn and Socialism by conflating anti-Semitism with anti-Zionism. Anyone with an ounce of compassion for humanity would condemn the Zionist movement for its despicable treatment of Palestinians.”
“Oh my word. Labour should stand for the working classes but it seems your priority lies with the JLM. the antisemitism charge is a smokescreen to validate the Israeli Govt’s blockade of Palestine and you should be protecting the majority of our millions of citizens not just a few thousand of a small minority.”
“I’ve resigned from the Labour party due to the behaviour of certain MPs toward the anti semitism that is claimed to be rife in the party. I am not jewish. I do not know which jews to believe. Michael Rosen and numerous other jewish voices have been sadly ignored by the Labour Party. Why? The lies published and backed by so called leaders of the party, have forced me to rethink.”


thehuffingtonpostuk--2020-03-06--Looking Back At The First National Women’s Conference

Looking Back At The First National Women’s Conference
Throughout the mid-20th century, groups of women around the world were fighting for change. In what came to form the Women’s Liberation Movement, women united to demand equal pay, equal opportunities, and free contraception, abortion and childcare. These demands were read out at the first ever National Women’s Conference in 1970. We spoke to Juliet Mitchell, one of the organisers of the conference, to hear what it was like to be part of a pivotal moment of women’s history.


thehuffingtonpostuk--2020-03-06--Boris Johnson Warns Coronavirus Will Cause 'Substantial Disruption'

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Substantial Disruption
Boris Johnson announced £46m of funding to help produce a “life changing and life saving” vaccine for coronavirus today. The prime minister said people should prepare for a “substantial period of disruption” to their lives. The same applies to No.10′s best laid plans ahead of next week’s Budget.
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The number of confirmed cases in the UK is 163. And the department of health said 20,000 people have now been tested. The number of confirmed cases around the globe has now surpassed 100,000.
The prime minister, who last week was accused of being a “part time” by Jeremy Corbyn, has been much more visible as concern grows about the outbreak.
Downing Street will likely be reassured by the YouGov survey which showed 49% of people - including a quarter of Labour voters - think the PM is handling the outbreak well, compared to 32% who think he is handling it badly. But as Chris Curtis from the pollster pointed out today, it’s “easy to look prime ministerial at the start of the crisis, harder to sustain”.
Coverage of next week’s Budget, which was supposed to set out Johnson’s plans for the “levelling up” of the country, is also likely to be dominated by measures to help cope with the outbreak. Paul Johnson, the director of the IFS think-tank, told Chopper’s Politics podcast warned there was a “serious chance of a technical recession” if coronavirus “really takes”
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Johnson said today while the Budget was “big opportunity”, it would also have to focus on “dealing with this particular challenge”.
The PM was visiting scientists at the Mologic lab in Bedfordshire today. There is currently no vaccine available to protect people against Covid-19, but Johnson said he hoped one will be ready in about a year.
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Professor Chris Whitty, England’s chief medical officer, who everyone is getting to know quite well, said this morning the UK “will not have a vaccine available for the first wave” of a pandemic, but that it is still important to develop one for any future waves.
Downing Street said the UK’s investment into Covid-19 vaccine research is now worth £65 million, with £91 million in total for international work to stop the spread of the virus.
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Public Health England (PHE) meanwhile is urging members of the public to “plan ahead” in case they had to self-isolate for a couple of weeks.
PHE said more people may be asked to self-isolate at home to help slow the spread of coronavirus, while “social distancing” measures such as not going to cinemas, pubs or sporting events may be needed in the future.
It came after Matt Hancock sought to reassure the public following panic-buying in some areas, with supermarkets seeing their shelves cleared of essentials such as toilet roll and paracetamol. The health secretary used his appearance on BBC Question Time last night to try and reassure people there “won’t be a problem” with food supplies.
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thehuffingtonpostuk--2020-03-06--This Picture Of Harry And Meghan Is Everything. Here's The Story Behind It

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Samir Hussein via Getty Images The Duke of Sussex and Duchess of Sussex attend The Endeavour Fund Awards.
It’s the photo that stopped people in their tracks – or at the very least, mid-scroll. Holding the stem of an umbrella and gazing into each other’s eyes, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex attended one of their last royal engagements in London sporting royal blue, of course, and the largest of smiles.
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Harry and Meghan were at the awards of the Endeavour Fund, which Harry set up in 2012 to inspire and reward sporting and adventure projects for veterans.
It’s the first domestic event the couple have attended together since announcing they planned to step down as royals and split their time between the UK and North America with their son Archie. The family of three has been staying in Canada for the past few weeks, and anticipation was high for what some dubbed the Sussexes’ ‘farewell tour’.
Thankfully, royal and entertainment photographer Samir Hussein, who has captured intimate moments of the royal family for 12 years now, was on hand to photograph their arrival – and regardless of what you think of the royal family or where you stand on ‘Megxit’, I think we can all agree this is a beautiful shot
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Hussein tells HuffPost UK he flew back especially for the event from Ireland, where he’d been photographing the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s trip, to capture the duo – and he had the tiniest of windows to do so.
On arriving at the event, his hopes for a decent set of photos weren’t particularly high, he explains: “It was pouring down with rain, which can be very tricky when shooting flash photography.” He also knew the couple would be under an umbrella, adding yet another obstacle to getting a clean shot.
“Little did I know these elements would come together so spectacularly to produce a timeless image of the couple,” he says.
Samir Hussein via Getty Images The money shot in full length.
So how did he capture the money shot? It was all in the timing, Hussein insists.
He discovered the pair would be dropped off near the entrance to Mansion House and would walk for just 10 metres before entering the event, which didn’t provide much room for error.
Hussein stationed himself in the official photographer’s pen in the best line possible to capture the couple head on – and says Meghan, Harry and the flashing lights behind them did the rest.
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“When they arrived their body language and affection for one another was amazing.” - Samir Hussein
“When they arrived their body language and affection for one another was amazing,” he says. “They were smiling and seemed excited to be photographed together after the endless stories and debate about them stepping down as royals.”
The way the light falls on the rain around the couple adds magic to the shot – like a shower of diamonds or as one commentator simply put it, ‘stardust’.
Great photo. Lovely to see them looking happy, on a purely human level.
Also, love the imagery of the acid splashes of spite and bigotry falling all around but not touching them. — Aozora (@richdunleave) March 6, 2020
But also: it captures what they are and what they should have been to the UK and the royal family before we spoilt it all - STARDUST — Jane Merrick (@janemerrick23) March 5, 2020
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The photographer explains that as the couple walked towards him he noticed a flash going off from a camera in the crowd behind them – and it was too good an opportunity to miss. “I knew that if that light could be lined up to be right behind them as they walked it could create a dramatic photo, acting like a backlight in a studio shot,” he explains.
“I managed to manoeuvre myself... and then had to work quickly with just a second or two to get the shot as they smiled wonderfully at each other.”
Hussein didn’t know if he’d captured it clearly until he downloaded the photos to his laptop. “I held my breath as I zoomed in to to check if it was sharp – with the rain pouring and many flashes firing it’s easy to end up with soft images,” he says. “Thankfully it was sharp and I knew I had a truly special shot.”
The photographer says the photograph, which has made the front pages of numerous newspapers and been shared around the world on social media, is “probably the most iconic photo” of his career.
“It’s a one-in-a-million event when all the elements you could wish for as a photographer come together – perfect timing, great lighting, strong symbolism and amazing subjects make this a magical photo I am extremely proud of.
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thehuffingtonpostuk--2020-03-06--All The Times Women Marched For Change

All The Times Women Marched For Change

All The Times Women Marched For Change
Women have been taking to the streets for hundreds of years in the fight for liberation and equality. From the Women’s March in Versailles in 1789, through the Suffragette and Women’s Liberation Movements, to the global Women’s Marches of 2017, we take a look back through history at the times women have marched for change.


thehuffingtonpostuk--2020-03-06--‘Social-Distancing’ Is Next In Tackling Coronavirus. Here’s What It Means

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Boris Johnson has urged people in the UK to avoid all non-essential contact and travel as the country escalates its response to the coronavirus pandemic. The prime minister also said people should avoid pubs, clubs and theatres, and to work from home when possible.
The aim of these measures, known as social distancing, is to further reduce the contact people have with each other, based on the knowledge that coronaviruses can be spread when those with the virus have close, sustained contact with people who aren’t infected.
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Spending more than 15 minutes within two metres of an infected person would be enough to catch the Covid-19 strain, Public Health England suggested.
What social-distancing means for you
Social-distancing means a change in how you go about your daily life. It means avoiding all non-essential contact and travel. People have also been urged to work from home and to avoid social venues, like pubs and clubs, and mass gatherings.
The prime minister said the advice “about avoiding all social contact is particularly important for people over 70, for pregnant women and for those with some health conditions”.
Public transport is likely to be be hit hard by the measures. PHE previously said it would consider temporarily closing transport in certain areas if the virus started to spread rapidly.
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During a press conference on Monday, Sir Patrick Vallance, the government’s chief scientific adviser, said social-distancing should help reduce the pandemic’s peak and death rate but that further measures, such as closing schools, may be required.


thehuffingtonpostuk--2020-03-06--J-Lo Addresses Oscars Snub | Good Vibes Only

J-Lo Addresses Oscars Snub | Good Vibes Only
This week in the world of entertainment, RuPaul’s Drag Race US returned with Nicki Minaj rocking the guest judge spot. Joe Lycett legally changed his name to Hugo Boss to take on the fashion brand’s copyright claims. Jennifer Lopez gracefully weighed in on her lack of an Oscar nomination and Oprah took a tumble when speaking about balance in life.


thehuffingtonpostuk--2020-03-06--9 Of Kevin Clifton's Most Dazzling Strictly Come Dancing Routines

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Hearts of Strictly Come Dancing fans up and down the nation could be heard breaking on Friday, as one of the show’s favourite professional dancers, Kevin Clifton, announced he was quitting.
Posting a statement on Instagram, Kevin revealed his wish to “leave on a high” following seven memorable years on the BBC ballroom series.
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After joining in 2013, he went on to reach five Strictly finals before lifting the Glitterball trophy for the first time in 2018 with documentary presenter Stacey Dooley, who he is now in a relationship with.
In celebration of “King Kev’s” dancefloor tenure, we’re looking back on the pro dancer’s best routines ever...
Stacey Dooley’s Paso Doble (2018)
Stacey and Kevin’s Paso was so iconic, it even took on its own nickname when it became known as the Paso Dooley.
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The routine proved to be a real turning point for Stacey in the competition, helping to mark her out as one of the frontrunners. It proved to be similarly lucky when they reprised it in the 2018 final and won.
Kellie Bright’s Charleston (2015)
There’s nothing quite like Movie Week for making the professionals think outside the box, but Kevin was consistently one to pull it out of the bag – as he demonstrated with his Charleston with EastEnders star Kellie Bright, which took on a Star Wars theme, complete with light-sabres.
Frankie Bridge’s Tango (2014)
Musicals week on Strictly isn’t always for everyone, but there was no denying how Wicked-ly brilliant this routine set to Defying Gravity was.
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Susanna Reid’s Paso Doble (2013)
Kevin seems to have a talent when it comes to the Paso Doble, as his routine with Susanna Reid (six years prior to his one with Stacey) proved to another big moment in her Strictly journey, helping the then-BBC Breakfast presenter bag her highest score of the series, with 39/40.
Stacey Dooley’s Jive (2018)
Of all the things we’ve seen on Strictly over the last 16 years, the sight of Kevin and Stacey covered in yellow make up and dressed as Minions as they danced the Jive, this routine was definitely up there. It really was “bananas”, but in the best possible way.
Susan Calman’s Quickstep (2017)
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Kevin has had great chemistry with every partner he’s been paired with on Strictly, but there was something extra special about the bond he shared with comedian Susan Calman.
By her own admission, Susan wasn’t the best mover, but Kevin used their friendship to build her confidence and find the hidden dancer in her, producing this charming Quickstep, which saw Susan bag her highest score on the show, with 30/40.
Louise Redknapp’s Argentine Tango (2016)
Dramatic, theatrical and passionate, this routine will forever be one of the best Argentine Tangos Strictly has ever seen.
What was also amazing about it was that Louise had struggled to properly come out of her shell prior to taking it on, and it was a credit to Kevin’s skills as a teacher that she was then seen as a potential finalist after performing it.
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Kellie Bright’s Showdance (2015)
You just can’t beat a good showdance, and Kevin’s creation for Kellie’s final performance was old school razzmatazz, and we LOVED it.
Anneka Rice’s Cha Cha (2019)
Yes, we know that Anneka wasn’t the most blessed in the dance department, but Kevin proved that he was always able to find something to work with when he was paired up with the presenter in 2019 – even if that thing was comedy.
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thehuffingtonpostuk--2020-03-06--Boris Johnson Announces £46m Package To Fight Coronavirus Outbreak

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Boris Johnson has warned the country will face a “substantial period of disruption” due to the coronavirus.
The prime minister on Friday announced £46m of funding to help research into a “life changing and life saving” vaccine, as well as rapid diagnostic tests.
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There is currently no vaccine available to protect people against Covid-19, but Johnson said he hoped one will be ready in about a year.
“It looks like there will a substantial period of disruption where we have to deal with this outbreak,” he said during a during a tour of a Bedfordshire laboratory.
England’s chief medical officer, professor Chris Whitty, has previously said the UK “will not have a vaccine available for the first wave” of a pandemic, but that it is still important to develop one for any future waves.
Downing Street said the UK’s investment into Covid-19 vaccine research is now worth £65m, with £91m in total for international work to stop the spread of the virus.
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So far 116 people in the UK have been diagnosed with coronavirus and one person has died.
Yesterday an older patient, reported to be a woman in her 70s, became the first person in the UK to die after being diagnosed.
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Johnson said today: “Keeping the British people safe is my number one priority, and that’s why I’ve set out our four-part plan to contain, delay, mitigate and research coronavirus.
“We are ensuring the country is prepared for the current outbreak, guided by the science at every stage. But we also need to invest now in researching the vaccines that could help prevent future outbreaks.
“I’m very proud that UK experts – backed by government funding – are on the front line of global efforts to do just that.”
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Matt Hancock, the health secretary, has said the government is working with supermarkets to ensure food supplies as the number of people self-isolating with coronavirus is expected to rise.
He sought to reassure the public following panic-buying in some areas, with supermarkets seeing their shelves cleared of essentials such as toilet roll and paracetamol.


thehuffingtonpostuk--2020-03-06--Kevin Clifton Quits Strictly Come Dancing After Seven Years

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The professional dancer announced the news he is leaving the BBC ballroom show after seven years in a post on his Instagram Story and Twitter account on Friday.
He wrote: “To the entire Strictly family, The past 7 years have been some of the most wonderful years of my life. I am grateful to the BBC and Strictly Come Dancing for giving me the opportunity to have been a part of something truly special.
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Kevin Clifton has quit Strictly Come Dancing SIPA USA/PA Images
“Since first being called ‘Kevin From Grimsby’ by Sir Bruce Forsyth in 2013 I have experienced the highs of 5 finals, winning a Guinness World record on It Takes Two, the Strictly Arena tour glitterball and then the ultimate of winning the 2018 series with Stacey Dooley. After finishing last series with the Children In Need trophy and the Christmas Special I want to leave on a high and have therefore decided the time has come to move on and focus on other areas of my life and career.”
He continued: “I want to thank all of the pros for inspiring me every day as well as all of my celebrity partners. The whole team behind the scenes have made always made the Strictly family what it is and the loveliest show to work for.
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“Thank you to anyone who has ever voted for me and my partners. It means the world. And a special thank you to Jason Gilkison for always believing in me.”
Kevin added: “To me Strictly always has been and always will be the best show on tv and has been an absolute dream and honour to be a part of.
“Pre 2013 I used to watch every week. Now I look forward to returning to being a fan and cheering on my friends who keep dancing.”
Kevin joined the show in 2013 with then-girlfriend Karen Hauer. The pair married in 2015, before announcing their split in 2018.
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During his time on the show, Kevin was paired with Susanna Reid, Frankie Bridge, Kellie Bright, Louise Redknapp, Susan Calman, Stacey Dooley and Anneka Rice.
He reached five Strictly finals before lifting the Glitterball trophy for the first time in 2018 with Stacey, who he is now in a relationship with.
The BBC said Kevin would be “hugely missed” by his fans and colleagues.
Sadly Kevin Clifton is leaving #Strictly after seven incredible years on the show. Join us in wishing him all the best, @keviclifton you’ll be sorely missed! pic.twitter.com/vMqvlpTK53 — BBC Strictly ✨ (@bbcstrictly) March 6, 2020
Paying tribute, a spokesperson for the show said: “Kevin has been such a brilliant part of Strictly for the past seven years.
“From reaching the final an impressive five times, to lifting the Glitterball with Stacey Dooley in 2018, he has provided the show with some fantastic moments, through his exceptional talent as a dancer and choreographer. He will be hugely missed by fans and by his Strictly family.
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“He will always be our Kevin from Grimsby.”
Strictly Come Dancing returns to BBC One in the autumn.


thehuffingtonpostuk--2020-03-06--Disney+: The Full List Of Films And Shows New Streaming Service Will Launch With

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Disney+ has finally launched here in the UK – and we’re really not over-egging it when we say there’s a hell of a lot to get through.
The full list of content available includes over 500 films, 350+ series and 26 new exclusive Disney+ Originals.
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Among those are classic Disney animations like Cinderella, The Lion King and 101 Dalmations, Pixar films like Toy Story, Finding Nemo and Up, as well as the Marvel and Star Wars back catalogue.
After some initial confusion about its inclusion, all 30 seasons of The Simpsons are available to binge on.
Just some of the highlights to look forward to on Disney+ Disney
Then there are other treats from the likes of the Muppets, Lizzie McGuire, Doug, That’s So Raven, Home Alone and Sister Act.
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And that’s without even mentioning the new originals that have made their debut on Disney+, including a live action remake of The Lady And The Tramp.
Check out the extensive (read: ridiculously long) list below.
Disney+ is available now. HuffPost may receive a share from purchases made via links on this page.
Disney
Movies
101 Dalmatians (1996)
101 Dalmatians Ii: Patch’s London Adventure
102 Dalmatians
20,000 Leagues Under The Sea
The Absent-minded Professor
The Adventures Of Bullwhip Griffin
The Adventures Of Huck Finn
The Adventures Of Ichabod And Mr. Toad
African Cats
The African Lion
Aladdin (1992)
Aladdin (2019)
Aladdin And The King Of Thieves
Alexander And The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
Alice In Wonderland (1951)
Alice In Wonderland (2010)
Alice Through The Looking Glass
Alley Cats Strike (Disney Channel)
America’s Heart & Soul
Amy
Annie (1999)
The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again
The Apple Dumpling Gang
The Aristocats
Atlantis: Milo’s Return
Atlantis: The Lost Empire
Babes In Toyland
Bambi
Bambi Ii
Bears
The Bears And I
Beauty And The Beast (1991)
Beauty And The Beast (2017)
Beauty And The Beast-the Enchanted Christmas
Bedknobs And Broomsticks
Bedtime Stories
Belle’s Magical World (1998)
Benji The Hunted
Beverly Hills Chihuahua
Beverly Hills Chihuahua 2
Beverly Hills Chihuahua 3: Viva La Fiesta!
The Big Green
Big Hero 6
The Biscuit Eater
The Black Cauldron
The Black Hole (1979)
Blackbeard’s Ghost
Blank Check
Bolt
Born In China
The Boys: The Sherman Brothers’ Story
Brink! (Disney Channel)
Brother Bear
Brother Bear 2
Buffalo Dreams (Disney Channel)
Cadet Kelly (Disney Channel)
Can Of Worms (Disney Channel)
Candleshoe
Casebusters
The Castaway Cowboy
The Cat From Outer Space
Cheetah
The Cheetah Girls 2
The Cheetah Girls
Chicken Little
Chimpanzee
Christopher Robin
The Christmas Star
The Chronicles Of Narnia: Prince Caspian
The Chronicles Of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe
Cinderella (1950)
Cinderella (2015)
Cinderella Ii: Dreams Come True (2002)
Cinderella Iii: A Twist In Time
College Road Trip
The Color Of Friendship (Disney Channel)
The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes
Confessions Of A Teenage Drama Queen
Cool Runnings
The Country Bears
Cow Belles (Disney Channel)
Crimson Wing
D2: The Mighty Ducks
D3: The Mighty Ducks
Darby O’gill And The Little People
Davy Crockett And The River Pirates
Davy Crockett, King Of The Wild Frontier
Dinosaur
Disney Adventures In Babysitting (2016) (Disney Channel)
Disney Avalon High (Disney Channel)
Disney Bad Hair Day (Disney Channel)
Disney Camp Rock (Disney Channel)
Disney Camp Rock 2 The Final Jam (Version 1) (Disney Channel)
Disney Cloud 9 (Disney Channel)
Disney Dadnapped (Disney Channel)
Disney Den Brother (Disney Channel)
Disney Descendants
Disney Descendants 2 (Disney Channel)
Disney Freaky Friday (2018)
Disney Frenemies (Disney Channel)
Disney Geek Charming (Disney Channel)
Disney Girl Vs. Monster (Disney Channel)
Disney Good Luck Charlie, It’s Christmas! (Disney Channel)
Disney Hatching Pete (Disney Channel)
Disney How To Build A Better Boy (Disney Channel)
Disney Invisible Sister (Disney Channel)
Disney Kim Possible
Disney Lemonade Mouth
Disney Let It Shine
Disney Minutemen
Disney Princess Protection Program
Disney Secret Of The Wings (Aka: Disney Tinker Bell And The Secret Of The Wings)
Disney Sharpay’s Fabulous Adventure
Disney Skyrunners
Disney Tangled Before Ever After
Disney Teen Beach 2
Disney Teen Beach Movie
Disney The Cheetah Girls One World (Disney Channel)
Disney The Suite Life Movie
Disney Wizards Of Waverly Place The Movie
Disney Zombies
Disney’s A Christmas Carol (2009)
Disney’s Kim Possible Movie: So The Drama
Disney’s Leroy & Stitch
Disney’s Tarzan & Jane (2002)
Disney’s Teacher’s Pet
Disney’s The Kid (2000)
Don’t Look Under The Bed (Disney Channel)
Double Teamed (Disney Channel)
Doug’s 1st Movie
Ducktales: The Movie Treasure Of The Lost Lamp
Dumbo (1941)
Dumbo (2019)
Eddie’s Million Dollar Cook-off (Disney Channel)
Eight Below
Emil And The Detectives
The Emperor’s New Groove
Escape To Witch Mountain
The Even Stevens Movie (Disney Channel)
Expedition China
An Extremely Goofy Movie
Fantasia (1940)
Fantasia 2000
The Finest Hours
First Kid
Flubber
The Fox And The Hound 2
The Fox And The Hound
Frank And Ollie
Frankenweenie (2012)
Freaky Friday (1977)
Freaky Friday (2003)
Frozen
Full-court Miracle (Disney Channel)
Fun And Fancy Free
Fuzzbucket
The Game Plan
Genius (Disney Channel)
George Of The Jungle
George Of The Jungle 2
Get A Clue (Disney Channel)
G-force
The Ghosts Of Buxley Hall
Glory Road
Go Figure (Disney Channel)
Going To The Mat (Disney Channel)
A Goofy Movie
Gotta Kick It Up (Disney Channel)
The Great Mouse Detective (Aka: Adventures Of The Great Mouse Detective)
The Great Muppet Caper
The Greatest Game Ever Played
Greyfriars Bobby
Growing Up Wild
Gus
Hacksaw
Halloweentown (Disney Channel)
Halloweentown High (Disney Channel)
Halloweentown Ii: Kalabar’s Revenge (Disney Channel)
Hannah Montana And Miley Cyrus: Best Of Both Worlds Concert Tour 3d
Hannah Montana The Movie
The Haunted Mansion (2003)
Heavyweights
Herbie Goes Bananas
Herbie Goes To Monte Carlo
Herbie Rides Again (1974)
Herbie: Fully Loaded
Hercules (1997)
High School Musical (Disney Channel)
High School Musical 2
High School Musical 3: Senior Year
Hocus Pocus
Holes
Home On The Range
Homeward Bound Ii: Lost In San Francisco
Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey
Honey, I Blew Up The Kid
Honey, I Shrunk The Kids
Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves
Horse Sense (Disney Channel)
Hounded (Fka: The Dog House) (Disney Channel)
The Hunchback Of Notre Dame Ii
The Hunchback Of Notre Dame (Animated) (1996)
Ice Princess
I’ll Be Home For Christmas
The Incredible Journey (’63)
Inspector Gadget
Inspector Gadget Ii
Into The Woods
Invincible
Iron Will
John Carter
Johnny Kapahala: Back On Board
Johnny Tsunami
Jonas Brothers: The 3d Concert Experience
The Journey Of Natty Gann
Jump In!
Jumping Ship
The Jungle Book 2
The Jungle Book (2016)
The Jungle Book (Anim) (1967)
The Jungle Book: Mowgli’s Story
Jungle Cat
Justin Morgan Had A Horse
Kronk’s New Groove
Lady And The Tramp (1955)
Lady And The Tramp Ii: Scamp’s Adventure
Life Is Ruff
Life-size 2
Lilo & Stitch
Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has A Glitch (2005)
The Lion King 1 ½ (2004)
The Lion King Ii: Simba’s Pride (1998)
The Lion King (1994)
The Lion King (2019)
The Little Mermaid Ii: Return To The Sea
The Little Mermaid (1989)
The Little Mermaid: Ariel’s Beginning
The Living Desert
The Lizzie Mcguire Movie
The Lone Ranger (2013)
The Love Bug
Luck Of The Irish
Maleficent
The Many Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh
Mars Needs Moms
Mary Poppins (1964)
Mary Poppins Returns
Max Keeble’s Big Move
Mcfarland, Usa
Meet The Deedles
Meet The Robinsons
Melody Time
Mickey, Donald, Goofy: The Three Musketeers
Mickey’s Once Upon A Christmas
Mickey’s Twice Upon A Christmas (2004)
The Mighty Ducks
Mighty Joe Young
Million Dollar Arm
The Million Dollar Duck
Miracle
Miracle At Midnight
Miracle In Lane 2
Moana (Aka: Vaiana)
Mom’s Got A Date With A Vampire
Monkey Kingdom
Motocrossed (Fka: 12th Lap)
Mr. Boogedy
Mr. Magoo
Mulan (1998)
Mulan Ii (2005)
The Muppet Christmas Carol
The Muppet Movie
Muppet Treasure Island
Muppets Most Wanted
The Muppets
My Favorite Martian
National Treasure
National Treasure: Book Of Secrets
Newsies
Newsies: The Broadway Musical
The Nightmare Before Christmas (Tim Burton’s)
The Nutcracker And The Four Realms
Now You See It (Disney Channel)
The Odd Life Of Timothy Green
Old Dogs
Old Yeller
Oliver & Company
Once Upon A Mattress
One Hundred And One Dalmatians (1961)
One Magic Christmas
Operation Dumbo Drop
The Other Me
Oz The Great And Powerful
The Pacifier
The Parent Trap (1961)
The Parent Trap (1998)
Perri
Peter Pan (1953)
Pete’s Dragon (1977)
Pete’s Dragon (2016)
Phantom Of The Megaplex
Piglet’s Big Movie
Pinocchio (1940)
The Pirate Fairy (Aka: Tinker Bell And The Pirate Fairy)
Pirates Of The Caribbean: At World’s End
Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest
Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales
Pirates Of The Caribbean: On Stranger Tides
Pirates Of The Caribbean: The Curse Of The Black Pearl
The Pixar Story
Pixel Perfect (Aka: Loretta Modern)
Planes
Planes: Fire & Rescue
Pocahontas
Pocahontas Ii: Journey To A New World
Pollyanna
The Poof Point
Pooh’s Grand Adventure: The Search For Christopher Robin
Pooh’s Heffalump Movie
The Prince And The Pauper
The Prince And The Pauper (Featurette)
Prince Of Persia: The Sands Of Time
The Princess And The Frog
The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement
The Princess Diaries
Prom
The Proud Family Movie
Queen Of Katwe
Quints
Race To Witch Mountain
Ralph Breaks The Internet
Read It And Weep
Ready To Run
Recess: All Growed Down
Recess: School’s Out
Recess: Taking The 5th Grade
The Reluctant Dragon
Remember The Titans
The Rescuers Down Under
The Rescuers
Return From Witch Mountain
The Return Of Jafar
Return To Halloweentown
Return To Never Land
Return To Oz
Right On Track (Aka: The Ender Sisters)
A Ring Of Endless Light
Rip Girls
Robin Hood (1973)
The Rocketeer
The Rookie
Ruby Bridges
Sacred Planet
Saludos Amigos (1943)
Sammy, The Way-out Seal
Santa Buddies
The Santa Clause 2
The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause
The Santa Clause
Santa Paws 2: The Santa Pups
Saving Mr. Banks
The Scream Team
The Search For Santa Paws
The Secret Of The Magic Gourd
Secretariat
Secrets Of Life
The Shaggy D.A.
The Shaggy Dog (1959)
Shipwrecked
Sky High
Sleeping Beauty
Smart House
Snow Dogs
Snow Leopards: The Ghosts Of The Mountains
Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs
Snowball Express
The Sorcerer’s Apprentice (2010)
Space Buddies
Starstruck
Stepsister From Planet Weird
Stitch! The Movie
The Story Of Robin Hood And His Merrie Men
The Strongest Man In The World
Stuck In The Suburbs
Sultan And The Rock Star
Super Buddies
Swiss Family Robinson (1960)
The Sword In The Stone
Tall Tale
Tangled (2010)
Tarzan (1999)
Tarzan Ii (2005)
That Darn Cat (1997)
That Darn Cat! (1965)
The Thirteenth Year (Disney Channel)
Those Calloways
The Three Caballeros
The Three Musketeers (1993)
Tiger Cruise (Aka: Voyage)
The Tigger Movie
Tini: El Gran Cambio De Violetta
Tinker Bell
Tinker Bell And The Great Fairy Rescue
Tinker Bell And The Legend Of The Neverbeast
Tinker Bell And The Lost Treasure
Tom And Huck
Tomorrowland
Treasure Buddies
Treasure Island
Treasure Of Matecumbe
Treasure Planet
Tron
Tron: Legacy
Tru Confessions (Disney Channel)
Tuck Everlasting
Twas The Night....... (Disney Channel)
Twitches
Twitches Too
The Ugly Dachshund
The Ultimate Christmas Present
Underdog
Unidentified Flying Oddball
Up, Up And Away (Disney Channel)
The Vanishing Prairie
Waking Sleeping Beauty
Wendy Wu: Homecoming Warrior
Whispers: An Elephant’s Tale
White Fang
The Wild (2006)
Wings Of Life (Aka: Pollen)
Winnie The Pooh
Winnie The Pooh: A Very Merry Pooh Year
Winnie The Pooh: Springtime With Roo (Home Video) (2004)
Wreck-it Ralph
Wrinkle In Time, A (2018)
Xiong Mao Hui Jia Lu (Aka: Trail Of The Panda)
Yellowstone Cubs
You Lucky Dog
You Wish! (2003) (Disney Channel)
The Young Black Stallion
Zapped
Zenon: Girl Of The 21st Century (Disney Channel)
Zenon: The Zequel (Disney Channel)
Zenon: Z3
Zootopia (Aka: Zootropolis)
Series
Boy Meets World (Yr 1 1993/94 Eps 1-22)
Boy Meets World (Yr 2 1994/95 Eps 23-45)
Boy Meets World (Yr 3 1995/96 Eps 46-67)
Boy Meets World (Yr 4 1996/97 Eps 68-89)
Boy Meets World (Yr 5 1997/98 Eps 90-113)
Boy Meets World (Yr 6 1998/99 Eps 114-135)
Boy Meets World (Yr 7 1999/00 23 Eps 136-158)
Chip ‘n’ Dale’s Rescue Rangers (Yr 1 1989/90 Eps 1-65)
Darkwing Duck (Yr 1 1991/92 Eps 1-78)
Darkwing Duck (Yr 2 1992/93 Eps 79-91)
Disney Andi Mack (Yr 1 2016/17 Eps 1-13)
Disney Andi Mack (Yr 2 2017/18 Eps 14-39)
Disney Austin & Ally (Yr 1 2011/12 Eps 1-19)
Disney Austin & Ally (Yr 2 2012/13 Eps 20-45)
Disney Austin & Ally (Yr 3 2013/14 Eps 46-67)
Disney Austin & Ally (Yr 4 2014/15 Eps 68-87)
Disney Best Friends Whenever (Yr 1 2015/16 Eps 1-19)
Disney Best Friends Whenever (Yr 2 2016/17 Eps 20-32)
Disney Big City Greens (Shorts) (Yr 1 2017/18 Eps 1-7)
Disney Big Hero 6 The Series (Shorts) (Yr 1 2017/18 Eps 1-6)
Disney Big Hero 6 The Series (Yr 1 2017/18 Eps 1-25)
Disney Bizaardvark (Yr 1 2015/16 Eps 1-21)
Disney Bizaardvark (Yr 2 2016/17 Eps 22-42)
Disney Bunk’d (Yr 1 2014/15 Eps 1-21)
Disney Bunk’d (Yr 2 2015/16 Eps 22-42)
Disney Bunk’d (Yr 3 2017/18 Eps 43-58)
Disney Captain Jake And The Never Land Pirates (Yr 4 2014/15 Eps 101-120)
Disney Descendants: Wicked World (Shorts) (Yr 1 2015/16 Eps 1-18)
Disney Descendants: Wicked World (Shorts) (Yr 2 2016/17 Eps 19-36)
Disney Doc Mcstuffins (Yr 1 2011/12 Eps 1-26)
Disney Doc Mcstuffins (Yr 2 2013/14 Eps 27-63)
Disney Doc Mcstuffins (Yr 3 2014/15 Eps 64-92)
Disney Doc Mcstuffins: Toy Hospital (Yr 4 2015/16 Eps 93-120)
Disney Ducktales (Shorts) (Yr 1 2016/17 Eps 1-15)
Disney Ducktales (Yr 1 2016/17 Eps 1-25)
Disney Elena Of Avalor (Shorts) (Yr 1 2016/17 Eps 1-10)
Disney Elena Of Avalor (Yr 1 2015/16 Eps 1-26)
Disney Elena Of Avalor (Yr 2 2017/18 Eps 27-51)
Disney Girl Meets World (Yr 1 2013/14 Eps 1-21)
Disney Girl Meets World (Yr 2 2014/15 Eps 22-51)
Disney Girl Meets World (Yr 3 2015/16 Eps 52-72)
Disney Good Luck Charlie (Yr 1 2009/10 Eps 1-26)
Disney Good Luck Charlie (Yr 2 2010/11 Eps 27-56)
Disney Good Luck Charlie (Yr 3 2011/12 Eps 57-79)
Disney Good Luck Charlie (Yr 4 2012/13 Eps 80-100)
Disney Gravity Falls (Shorts) (Yr 1 2012/13 Eps 1-17)
Disney Gravity Falls (Yr 1 2011/12 Eps 1-20)
Disney Gravity Falls (Yr 2 2013/14 Eps 21-41)
Disney Hannah Montana (Yr 1 2005/06 Eps 1-26)
Disney Hannah Montana (Yr 2 2006/07 Eps 27-56)
Disney Hannah Montana (Yr 3 2008/09 Eps 57-86)
Disney Hannah Montana Forever (Yr 4 2009/10 Eps 87-101)
Disney Henry Hugglemonster (Yr 1 2012/13 Eps 1-26)
Disney Henry Hugglemonster (Yr 2 2014/15 Eps 27-49)
Disney Jake And The Never Land Pirates (Yr 1 2010/11 Eps 1-26)
Disney Jake And The Never Land Pirates (Yr 2 2011/12 Eps 27-64)
Disney Jake And The Never Land Pirates (Yr 3 2013/14 Eps 65-100)
Disney Jessie (Yr 1 2011/12 Eps 1-26)
Disney Jessie (Yr 2 2012/13 Eps 27-54)
Disney Jessie (Yr 3 2013/14 Eps 55-81)
Disney Jessie (Yr 4 2014/15 Eps 82-101)
Disney Junior Muppet Babies (Yr 1 2017/18 Eps 1-20)
Disney Junior Muppet Babies Show And Tell (Shorts) (Yr 1 2017/18 Eps 1-10)
Disney Junior Music Nursery Rhymes (Shorts) (Yr 1 2017/18 Eps 1-20)
Disney K.C. Undercover (Yr 1 2014/15 Eps 1-29)
Disney K.C. Undercover (Yr 2 2015/16 Eps 30-55)
Disney K.C. Undercover (Yr 3 2016/17 Eps 56-81)
Disney Kickin’ It (Yr 1 2010/11 Eps 1-21)
Disney Kickin’ It (Yr 2 2011/12 Eps 22-45)
Disney Kickin’ It (Yr 3 2012/13 Eps 46-67)
Disney Kickin’ It (Yr 4 2013/14 Eps 68-85)
Disney Lab Rats (Yr 1 2011/12 Eps 1-20)
Disney Lab Rats (Yr 2 2012/13 Eps 21-46)
Disney Lab Rats (Yr 3 2013/14 Eps 47-72)
Disney Lab Rats: Bionic Island (Yr 4 2014/15 Eps 73-98)
Disney Lab Rats: Elite Force (Yr 1 2015/16 Eps 1-16)
Disney Legend Of The Three Caballeros (Yr 1 2017/18 Eps 1-13)
Disney Liv And Maddie (Yr 1 2013/14 Eps 1-21)
Disney Liv And Maddie (Yr 2 2014/15 Eps 22-45)
Disney Liv And Maddie (Yr 3 2015/16 Eps 46-65)
Disney Liv And Maddie: Cali Style (Yr 4 2016/17 Eps 66-80)
Disney Mickey And The Roadster Racers (Yr 1 2016/17 Eps 1-26)
Disney Mickey Mouse (Shorts) (Yr 1 2012/13 Eps 1-19)
Disney Mickey Mouse (Shorts) (Yr 2 2013/14 Eps 20-39)
Disney Mickey Mouse (Shorts) (Yr 3 2014/15 Eps 40-57)
Disney Mickey Mouse (Shorts) (Yr 4 2016/17 Eps 58-76)
Disney Mickey Mouse Clubhouse (Yr 2 2007/08 Eps 27-65)
Disney Mickey Mouse Clubhouse (Yr 3 2009/10 Eps 66-100)
Disney Mickey Mouse Clubhouse (Yr 4 2011/12 Eps 101-122)
Disney Mickey Mouse Clubhouse (Yr 5 2013/14 Eps 123-132)
Disney Miles From Tomorrowland (Yr 1 2014/15 Eps 1-30)
Disney Miles From Tomorrowland (Yr 2 2015/16 Eps 31-55)
Disney Milo Murphy’s Law (Yr 1 2016/17 Eps 1-21)
Disney Minnie’s Bow-toons (Shorts) (Yr 1 2011/12 Eps 1-10)
Disney Minnie’s Bow-toons (Shorts) (Yr 2 2012/13 Eps 11-20)
Disney Minnie’s Bow-toons (Shorts) (Yr 3 2013/14 Eps 21-40)
Disney Muppet Moments (Shorts) (Yr 1 2014/15 Eps 1-41)
Disney Phineas And Ferb (Yr 1 2007/08 Eps 1-26)
Disney Phineas And Ferb (Yr 2 2008/09 Eps 27-65)
Disney Phineas And Ferb (Yr 3 2010/11 Eps 66-100)
Disney Phineas And Ferb (Yr 4 2012/13 Eps 101-136)
Disney Puppy Dog Pals (Yr 1 2016/17 Eps 1-25)
Disney Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja (Yr 1 2011/12 Eps 1-26)
Disney Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja (Yr 2 2013/14 Eps 27-50)
Disney Raven’s Home (Yr 1 2016/17 Eps 1-13)
Disney Raven’s Home (Yr 2 2017/18 Eps 14-34)
Disney Shake It Up (Yr 1 2010/11 Eps 1-21)
Disney Shake It Up (Yr 2 2011/12 Eps 22-52)
Disney Shake It Up (Yr 3 2012/13 Eps 53-78)
Disney Sheriff Callie’s Wild West (Yr 1 2013/14 Eps 1-23)
Disney Sheriff Callie’s Wild West (Yr 2 2014/15 Eps 24-45)
Disney Sofia The First (Yr 1 2012/13 Eps 1-25)
Disney Sofia The First (Yr 2 2013/14 Eps 26-56)
Disney Sofia The First (Yr 3 2014/15 Eps 57-86)
Disney Sofia The First (Yr 4 2015/16 Eps 87-116)
Disney Star Vs. The Forces Of Evil (Yr 1 2014/15 Eps 1-13)
Disney Star Vs. The Forces Of Evil (Yr 2 2015/16 Eps 14-35)
Disney Take Two With Phineas And Ferb (Shorts) (Yr 1 2010/11 Eps 1-10)
Disney Tangled: The Series - Short Cuts (Shorts) (Yr 1 2016/17 Eps 1-4)
Disney Tangled: The Series (Yr 1 2016/17 Eps 1-25)
Disney The Lion Guard (Yr 1 2015/16 Eps 1-28)
Disney The Lion Guard (Yr 2 2016/17 Eps 29-58)
Disney The Lodge (Yr 1 Eps 1-10)
Disney The Lodge (Yr 2 Eps 11-25)
Disney The Suite Life Of Zack & Cody (Yr 3 2006/07 Eps 66-87)
Disney The Suite Life On Deck (Yr 1 2008/09 Eps. 1-21)
Disney The Suite Life On Deck (Yr 2 2009/10 Eps 22-51)
Disney The Suite Life On Deck (Yr 3 2010/11 Eps 52-73)
Disney Tron: Uprising (Yr 1 2011/12 Eps 1-18)
Disney Vampirina (Yr 1 2017/18 Eps 1-25)
Disney Vampirina Ghoul Girls Rock! (Shorts) (Yr 1 2017/18 Eps 1-7)
Disney Wizards Of Waverly Place (Yr 1 2007/08 Eps 1-21)
Disney Wizards Of Waverly Place (Yr 2 2008/09 Eps 22-51)
Disney Wizards Of Waverly Place (Yr 3 2009/10 Eps 52-81)
Disney Wizards Of Waverly Place (Yr 4 2010/11 Eps 82-110)
Disney’s Adventures Of The Gummi Bears (Yr 1 1985/86 Eps 1-13) (Bvi-tv)
Disney’s Adventures Of The Gummi Bears (Yr 2 1986/87 Eps 14-21) (Bvi-tv)
Disney’s Adventures Of The Gummi Bears (Yr 3 1987/88 Eps 22-29) (Bvi-tv)
Disney’s Adventures Of The Gummi Bears (Yr 4 1988/89 Eps 30-39) (Bvi-tv)
Disney’s Adventures Of The Gummi Bears (Yr 5 1989/90 Eps 40-47) (Bvi-tv)
Disney’s Adventures Of The Gummi Bears (Yr 6 1990/91 Eps 48-65) (Bvi-tv)
Disney’s Doug (Yr 1 1996/97 Eps 1-26)
Disney’s Doug (Yr 2 1997/98 Eps 27-34)
Disney’s Doug (Yr 3 1998/99 Eps 35-65)
Disney’s Ducktales (Yr 1 1987/88 Eps 1-65)
Disney’s Ducktales (Yr 2 1989/90 Eps 66-95)
Disney’s Ducktales (Yr 3 1990/91 Eps 96-100)
Disney’s Fairy Tale Weddings (Yr 1 2017/18 Eps 1-6)
Disney’s Kim Possible (Yr 1 2001/02 Eps 1-21)
Disney’s Kim Possible (Yr 2 2002/03 Eps 22-52)
Disney’s Kim Possible (Yr 3 2004/05 Eps 53-65)
Disney’s Kim Possible (Yr 4 2006/07 Eps 66-87)
Disney’s Lilo & Stitch: The Series (Yr 1 2003/04 Eps 1-39)
Disney’s Lilo & Stitch: The Series (Yr 2 2004/05 Eps 40-65)
Disney’s Mickey Mouse Clubhouse (Yr 1 2005/06 Eps 1-26)
Disney’s Mighty Ducks (Yr 1 1996/97 Eps 1-26)
Disney’s Quack Pack (Yr 1 1996/97 Eps 1-39)
Disney’s Recess (Intl Version) (Yr 1 1997/98 Eps 1-13)
Disney’s Recess (Intl Version) (Yr 2 1998/99 Eps 14-26)
Disney’s Recess (Intl Version) (Yr 3 1999/00 Eps 27-65)
Disney’s Teacher’s Pet (Yr 1 2000/01 Eps 1-13)
Disney’s Teacher’s Pet (Yr 2 2001/02 Eps 14-39)
Disney’s The Little Mermaid (Yr 1 1992/93 Eps 1-13)
Disney’s The Little Mermaid (Yr 2 1993/94 Eps 14-22)
Disney’s The Little Mermaid (Yr 3 1994/95 Eps 23-30)
First Class Chefs: Family Style (Yr 1 2015/16 Eps 1-10)
Gargoyles (Yr 1 1994/95 Eps 1-13)
Gargoyles (Yr 2 1995/96 Eps 14-65)
Gargoyles (Yr 3 1996/97 Eps 66-78)
Goof Troop (Yr 1 1992/93 Eps 1-78)
Lego Disney Frozen: Northern Lights (Shorts) (Yr 1 2016/17 Eps 1-4)
Lion King’s Timon & Pumbaa (Intl. Version) (Yr 1 1995/96 Eps 1-25)
Lion King’s Timon & Pumbaa (Intl. Version) (Yr 2 1996/97 Eps 26-46)
Lion King’s Timon & Pumbaa (Intl. Version) (Yr 3 1998/99 Eps 47-85)
Lizzie Mcguire (Yr 1 2000/01 Eps 1-31)
Lizzie Mcguire (Yr 2 2001/02 Eps 32-65)
Miraculous Tales Of Ladybug & Cat Noir (Yr 2 2017/18 Eps 27-52)
The Muppets (Yr 1 2015/16 Eps 1-16)
The New Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh (Intl Vers) (Yr 2 1989/90 Eps 27-32)
The New Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh (Intl Vers) (Yr 3 1990/91 Eps 33-42)
The New Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh (Intl Vers) (Yr 4 1991/92 Eps 43-50)
The New Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh (Intl Version)(Yr 1 1988/89 Eps 1-26)
Pj Masks (Yr 1 2015/16 Eps 1-26)
Pj Masks (Yr 2 2017/18 Eps 27-52)
So Weird (Yr 01 1998/99 Eps 01-13)
So Weird (Yr 02 1999/00 Eps 14-39)
So Weird (Yr 03 2000/01 Eps 40-65)
Soy Luna (Yr 1 2015/16 Eps 1-80)
The Suite Life Of Zack & Cody (Yr 1 2004/05 Eps 1-26)
The Suite Life Of Zack & Cody (Yr 2 2005/06 Eps 27-65)
That’s So Raven (Yr 1 2002/03 Eps 1-21)
That’s So Raven (Yr 2 2003/04 Eps 22-43)
That’s So Raven (Yr 3 2004/05 Eps 44-78)
That’s So Raven (Yr 4 2005/06 Eps 79-100)
Violetta (Yr 1 2011/12 Eps 1-80)
Shorts
The Art Of Skiing
The Band Concert
Beach Picnic
Bearly Asleep
Beezy Bear
The Big Bad Wolf
Boat Builders
Bone Bandit
Canine Caddy
Chef Donald
Chip An’ Dale
Clock Cleaners
Corn Chips
Destino
Donald’s Golf Game
Donald’s Tire Trouble
Ferdinand The Bull
Flowers And Trees
Food For Feudin’
Frankenweenie (1984)
Frozen Fever
The Goddess Of Spring
The Golden Touch
Grand Canyonscope
Grasshopper And The Ants
Hawaiian Holiday
The Hockey Champ
How To Fish
How To Swim
Inner Workings
Lend A Paw
The Little Matchgirl
The Little Whirlwind
Lonesome Ghosts
Mickey Down Under
Mickey’s Birthday Party
Mickey’s Christmas Carol (Featurette)
Mickey’s Delayed Date
Mickey’s Rival
Mickey’s Trailer
Mr. Duck Steps Out
Mr. Mouse Takes A Trip
Olaf’s Frozen Adventure (Theatrical)
The Old Mill
The Olympic Champ
Pluto And The Gopher
Pluto’s Christmas Tree
Pluto’s Surprise Package
Pluto’s Sweater
Rescue Dog
Santa’s Workshop
The Simple Things
Society Dog Show
Steamboat Willie
Super Rhino
Three Blind Mouseketeers
Three Little Pigs (1933)
Three Little Wolves
Thru The Mirror
Toby Tortoise Returns
The Tortoise And The Hare
Trailer Horn
Tugboat Mickey
The Ugly Duckling (Color Remake-1939)
Winter Storage
The Wise Little Hen
Ye Olden Days
Specials
Arendelle Castle Yule Log
Disney The Wizards Return: Alex Vs. Alex (Tv Special)
Disney Under The Sea: A Descendants Short Story
Disney’s Fairy Tale Weddings
Disney’s Fairy Tale Weddings: Holiday Magic
The Wonderful World Of Disney: The Little Mermaid Live!
Pixar
Movie
Brave
Bug’s Life, A
Cars
Cars 2
Cars 3
Coco
Finding Dory
Finding Nemo
The Good Dinosaur
The Incredibles
Incredibles 2
Inside Out
Monsters University
Monsters, Inc.
Ratatouille
Toy Story
Toy Story 2
Toy Story 3
Toy Story 4
Up
Wall-e
Shorts
The Adventures Of Andre & Wally B.
Air Mater
Auntie Edna
The Blue Umbrella (2013)
Boundin’
Bugged
Burn-e
Day & Night
Dug’s Special Mission
El Materdor
For The Birds
George And A.J.
Geri’s Game
Hawaiian Vacation
Heavy Metal Mater
Hiccups
Jack-jack Attack
Knick Knack
La Luna
Lava
The Legend Of Mor’du
Lifted
Lou
Luxo Jr.
Mater And The Ghostlight
Mater Private Eye
Mater The Greater
Mike’s New Car
Monster Truck Mater
Moon Mater
One Man Band
Partly Cloudy
Party Central
Partysaurus Rex
Piper
Presto
Radiator Springs 500 1/2
Red’s Dream
Rescue Squad Mater
Riley’s First Date?
Sanjay’s Super Team
Small Fry
Spinning
Time Travel Mater
Tin Toy
Tokyo Mater
Unidentified Flying Mater
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thehuffingtonpostuk--2020-03-05--Grand Princess: 142 Brits Quarantined On Cruise Ship Near California

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More than 100 Brits are stranded on board another Princess Cruises vessel off the coast of California as tests are carried out for suspected cases of coronavirus.
The cruise operator said groups of guests and crew were being tested for Covid-19, after a passenger on an earlier voyage died and at least one other became infected.
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It confirmed that 142 UK nationals – made up of 121 passengers and 21 crew – were on board the Grand Princess, which was carrying a total of 3,533 people.
Princess added that there had so far been no confirmed cases of Covid-19 on board, and that fewer than 100 people had been identified for testing.
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“Public health officials have advised that no guests will be permitted to disembark until all results have been received,” it said.
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“Out of an abundance of caution, all guests who have been identified for testing have been asked to remain in their staterooms.”
Japanese authorities said last week that a British tourist who had been on board another of the company’s cruise ships, the Diamond Princess – which was quarantined in Japan – had died after contracting coronavirus.