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...UK: 40th anniversary of Arthur Scargill, then president of the National Union of Mineworkers, announcing the start of a nationwide miners’ strike US: presidential primary elections held in Georgia, Mississippi...
...Triplett was born in Forest, Mississippi in 1933....
...People in Mississippi want God....
...Poitier plays a Philadelphia police detective who travels to Mississippi to help a racist small-town sheriff, played by Steiger, solve a murder....
...But in the past decade there have been 228 episodes of gun violence in schools and colleges alone across the US; in a country of over 300mn people there are 393mn firearms....
...If you grow up on the other side of the Mississippi River, you realise that travel is essential....
...Cardona stressed that low pay was a contributing factor, saying teachers earned 33 per cent less than other jobs needing a college degree. “That’s unacceptable....
...blockbuster term reverberates through America Background: what you need to know In a controversial decision, the US Supreme Court has decided by a 6-3 majority to uphold a law passed in the state of Mississippi...
...I lose the electoral college by 77,000 votes. Biden wins by over 7 million votes, wins the electoral college by 100,000 votes....
...My sommelier is Princess Margaret, a woman of very deep faith who enjoyed dropping in to theological colleges to chat about God....
...Middlebury College economist Caitlin Knowles Myers, agreed, noting that while abortion bans remain at the state level, economic inequities will become more pronounced....
...Graham Goodlad, St John’s College...
...He marched with Martin Luther King on Washington in 1963, he was with the family of Medgar Evers in Jackson, Mississippi, the day after the civil rights leader was shot dead, and he was at Muhammad Ali’s...
...In August 1955, a 14-year-old black boy from Chicago named Emmett Till was lynched while visiting relatives in Mississippi for allegedly offending a white woman in a grocery store....
...Only Wyoming, Louisiana and Mississippi have given first doses to a smaller share of adults....
...Maleeha Aziz was nine weeks pregnant and in college when she embarked on a 720-mile journey from Texas to Colorado eight years ago to seek an abortion....
...He attended an elite high school, won a scholarship to college and later earned a masters degree in philosophy from Harvard University....
...Economists largely ignored the impact of Roe until the 1990s, said Middlebury College economist Caitlin Knowles Myers....
...The separate House committee investigating the former president’s involvement in the riot is led by Bennie Thompson, the Democratic congressman from Mississippi, and has seven Democratic members....
...The highly-transmissible strain of the virus, which was first identified in India, is behind an increase in cases in communities in states like Missouri, Arkansas and Mississippi that have low vaccination...
...There is a similarly compelling female figure in “Breach”, part of her body of work made between 2015-17 which was inspired by the great Mississippi flood of 1927, Hurricane Katrina of 2005 and the bureaucratic...
...However, one of the state’s star college football teams has managed to vaccinate almost 90 per cent of its players, according to its coach....
...My 74-year-old mother knew a girl who bled to death from a botched abortion in college. We can’t go back there....
...In Republican Alabama and Mississippi, that figure is 42 per cent and 38 per cent, respectively....
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