Duke of Sussex renews commitment to children injured in conflict at event| Imperial College London https://t.co/vtB0ZL08Nc
"But whilst children continue to suffer, I'll keep working to ensure they can live life to the full" ~ #PrinceHarry on Archewell Philantropies partnership..
Charles Spencer hasnโt used a single โUnnamed sourceโ in his book, he says everything with his chest & puts a name to it! Royalists are struggling with this level of transparency!! ๐๐
Welcome to Super Seabird Sunday where we ask you to share videos, photos and artwork of seabirds. Here is my contribution; Puffins from the Isle of May #SuperSeabirdSunday
Of course the main reason to be in Warsaw today is the European Tram Driver Championships!
Very fun watching some tram bowling as well as the other events ๐๐ณ
Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex attends the launch of the INSPIRE Education Programme, which was inspired by the Invictus Games in Birmingham, England.
#GettyVideo ๐ฅ Justin Goff ๐ https://t.co/ryitQFbwOu
Alongside our partner HEAL Palestine, WCK teams shared the joy of cooking with families at the Al-Shati Boyโs School shelter in Gaza. These displaced families have no kitchens to cook on their own, so we brought the kitchen to themโfilled with the familiar smells of home. #ChefsForGaza
There was a new machine at the gym today.
I had to stop using it after an hour as I felt sick, but it was worth it. I got through 4 kit kats, 2 cherry cokes and a packet of crisps
Journalist: "You're selling raw milk at the farm gate. Unpasteurised. That's a public health hazard."
Dairyman: "What's pasteurising for?"
Journalist: "Killing dangerous bacteria."
Dairyman: "From where?"
Journalist: "The milk."
Dairyman: "The muck, the bucket and the cow. It came in when town milk was from sick cows in sheds behind the pub, carted warm for a day and topped up at the pump. They couldn't clean the dairy, so they cooked the milk."
Journalist: "And you think you're above all that."
Dairyman: "I think I'm inspected. The herd's TB tested. A man comes twice a year and goes through the parlour with a torch. The milk goes to a lab 4 times a year. One bad result and I'm shut that afternoon."
Journalist: "People have been made ill by raw milk."
Dairyman: "By dirty milk, same as dirty anything. 2 summers ago near 300 people in this country went down with E. coli. It was lettuce, out of a sandwich. How's the campaign against salad going?"
Journalist: "Salad doesn't carry the same risk."
Dairyman: "Salad doesn't carry a label. Every bottle I sell has a warning on it by law. Find me that on an energy drink, a vape or a bag of rocket."
Journalist: "So you accept it's risky."
Dairyman: "I accept I'm the only thing in your fridge that's been made to say so. My customers drive 40 minutes past 3 supermarkets, read the warning and buy 6 litres. Best-informed shoppers in Britain."
Journalist: "The experts advise against it."
Dairyman: "The experts advised margarine. People round here have drunk this for a few thousand years. I'll give the experts time to settle down."
In Nepal, temporary shelters are returning to their normal functions as schools and community centers. WCK teams are standing with local community members as they navigate this change. We're providing critical ingredients like fresh produce, eggs, and rice to families living in tents while they wait to move to new shelters, and we'll stand beside them as they work toward rebuilding. #ChefsForNepal