Walking – Lyndon @ Adonis Blue

Masters of the Hospital

John Campden (fl. 1399)[13]
John Lockman (until 1807)[14]
The Venerable Canon Michael Harley, subsequently Archdeacon of Winchester from 2009 to 2015[15]
The Reverend Reg Sweet (current as of January 2017)[16]
Francis North, Earl of Guilford, son of a previous Bishop of Winchester, was Rector of St. Cross from 1829, and the long lasting enquiries into the large revenue that he received as such formed the inspiration for the novel The Warden by Anthony Trollope.

— Read on en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hospital_of_St_Cross

April 15, 2019April 15, 2019

How walking to work changed my life

How true those words are, even to-day!

How walking to work changed my life
— Read on www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.telegraph.co.uk/health-fitness/body/why-walking-is-the-best-exercise-for-body-and-mind/amp/

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What should we expect from the new anti-terror bill? January 21, 2020
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Boris's HS2 headache January 20, 2020
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Isabel Hardman's Sunday Interviews Roundup - 19/01/20 January 19, 2020
Isabel Hardman presents the highlights from the Sunday shows, which today feature James Cleverly, Jess Phillips, Ian Murray and Mick Whelan. Produced by Matthew Taylor.
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Is Huawei dangerous? January 18, 2020
With Tom Tugendhat MP and Robin Pagnamenta, Head of Technology at the Telegraph. Presented by Katy Balls.
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Charles's gambit: will slimming down the monarchy save it? January 16, 2020
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Iran unbowed: Trump's dangerous game in the Middle East January 9, 2020
It’s been a week since Qassem Soleimani was assassinated. In this episode, we ask – has Trump’s decision actually united the Middle East (00:30)? Plus, as the Labour leadership contest gets underway – do any of the candidates actually scare the Tories (15:40)? And last, is the piggybank a thing of childhoods past (28:30)? With Sir John Jenkins, Oz Katerji, K […]
The Spectator
The Edition at Christmas: games, poems, and Christmas pastimes December 23, 2019
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The Spectator
The Edition at Christmas: the Trump one December 20, 2019
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Successor to slain Iran general faces same fate if he kills Americans - U.S. envoy January 23, 2020
The successor to the Iranian commander killed in a U.S. drone strike would suffer the same fate if he followed a similar path by killing Americans, the U.S. special representative for Iran said, according to Asharq al-Awsat newspaper.
Dubai to screen passengers on China flights after virus outbreak January 23, 2020
Dubai will screen passengers arriving on direct flights from China, the airport operator said on Thursday, as health authorities around the world scramble to prevent a global pandemic.
China locks down two cities at epicentre of virus outbreak January 23, 2020
China put on lockdown on Thursday two cities at the epicentre of a new coronavirus outbreak that has killed 17 people and infected nearly 600, as health authorities around the world scramble to prevent a global pandemic.

China coronavirus: Wuhan and Huanggang on lockdown January 23, 2020
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Myanmar Rohingya: World court orders prevention of genocide January 23, 2020
The decision comes despite Myanmar de facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi's defence arguments.
Impeachment: Democrats reject witness swap in Trump trial January 23, 2020
Joe Biden says he wants no part of "a farce or political theatre" in the Senate impeachment case.
Meet Vyom - India's first robot 'astronaut' January 23, 2020
India's space agency has unveiled a robot that will travel to space later this year.
Australia fires: US crew dead in firefighting plane crash January 23, 2020
Three people are dead after a large air tanker went down fighting bushfires in New South Wales.

UN-Gericht: Myanmar muss Rohingya vor Völkermord schützen January 23, 2020
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Venezuela: Juan Guaidó fordert weitere EU-Sanktionen gegen Venezuelas Regierung January 23, 2020
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Hass: Anstand wagen January 23, 2020
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Weltwirtschaftsforum: Debatte über Nachhaltigkeit January 23, 2020
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DAX auf Rekordhoch - Was heißt das für Verbraucher? January 22, 2020
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Coronavirus: après Wuhan, la Chine place une deuxième ville en quarantaine January 23, 2020
La mairie de la ville de Huanggang, une ville de 7,5 millions d’habitants située à 70 km à l’est de Wuhan, annonce l’interruption de la circulation des trains jusqu’à nouvel ordre en fin de journée.
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Questions sur 2019-nCoV, le nouveau virus en Chine qui inquiète le monde January 22, 2020
DÉCRYPTAGE - Les nombreux déplacements à l’occasion des fêtes du Nouvel An chinois font craindre un risque supplémentaire de dissémination du virus.
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Coronavirus: les étapes de son expansion en Chine et à l'international January 23, 2020
Si le virus a émergé dans la métropole chinoise de Wuhan, plusieurs cas ont été détectés dans les pays d'Asie et aux États-Unis. Le virus a déjà causé la mort de 17 personnes.
Coronavirus: Wuhan suspend vols et trains, l'OMS salue la réactivité chinoise January 23, 2020
La ville de Wuhan, d'où est partie l'épidémie de coronavirus début janvier, a annoncé le 23 janvier suspendre tous les trains et avions à son départ. Les transports en commun ont également été mis à l'arrêt.
Comment la France se prépare au virus chinois January 22, 2020
Si le risque d'introduction sur le territoire est «faible», il ne «peut pas être exclu», a indiqué mardi soir la ministre de la Santé, Agnès Buzyn. Les autorités sanitaires sont aux aguets.
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Coronavirus chinois : "Un risque de flambée rapide" January 23, 2020
La Pr Samira Fafi-Kremer dirige le laboratoire de virologie des Hôpitaux universitaires. Elle revient sur l’émergence d’un nouveau coronavirus ...

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Cloud Gate is een van de befaamdste gezelschappen in de hedendaagse dans en de trots van Taiwan – er is zelfs een nationale Cloud Gatedag. De geschiedenis is nauw verweven met die van het eiland.
Commissievoorzitter: ‘Niemand zal alleen maar blij worden van onze voorstellen’ January 22, 2020
Zo’n beetje alle spelregels rond werk moeten op de schop, van de arbeidscontracten en de loonbelasting tot de sociale zekerheid. Dat adviseert de commissie Regulering van werk onder leiding van Hans Borstlap (CDA, 73), oud-ambtenaar bij de ministeries van Algemene Zaken en Sociale Zaken en oud-lid van de Raad van State.
Het is een vrouw die Harvey Weinstein moet redden January 22, 2020
Bij het begin van het proces tegen Harvey Weinstein staat de jury bloot aan hevige druk van de advocaat van de verdachte en van de aanklager. 'Deze man is een verkrachter’, zegt de een. ‘Gebruik jullie godgegeven New Yorkse gezond verstand’, zegt de ander.
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Hoe een meisje van dertien een werkbezoek van D66 betovert January 22, 2020
Ter voorbereiding op het werkbezoek dat D66 zou afleggen bij de Klas op Wielen in Alkmaar kreeg ik een verslag van een gesprek met het meisje India toegestuurd. Een fragment:

DIRECTO | Aumentan a seis los desaparecidos por la borrasca 'Gloria' que deja ya 10 muertos January 23, 2020
La borrasca Gloria, cuya fuerza ya ha empezado a remitir y se espera que este jueves deje España, se ha cobrado hasta ahora la vida de diez personas, mientras que otras cuatro continúan desaparecidas.
redaccion@20minutos.es (A. L. / Á. A. / L. B. / J. G.)
El temporal remite en Cataluña y los paraguas vuelven al sur de Andalucía January 23, 2020
redaccion@20minutos.es (SERVIMEDIA)
La borrasca Gloria devasta el litoral de Cataluña y Valencia, que pedirán la declaración de zona catastrófica January 23, 2020
redaccion@20minutos.es (EFE)
Una granizada espectacular tiñe de blanco las calles de Málaga January 23, 2020
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Retirar la nieve en Teruel, tarea de alto riesgo durante la borrasca Gloria January 23, 2020
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Las imágenes de la borrasca Gloria a su paso por España January 23, 2020
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redaccion@20minutos.es (20minutos)
La madre indemnizada con 5,5 millones: "El dinero no evita que me pregunte al despertar cómo pasará el día mi hija" January 23, 2020
Cada mañana Asunción se levanta con el mismo miedo: cómo pasará el día su hija Paula, con tetraplegia y grandes dificultades respiratorias. Esta inquietud la acompaña diariamente desde hace siete años, cuando fue víctima de una negligencia médica en el parto que provocó a la pequeña graves daños neurológicos.
redaccion@20minutos.es (África Albalá)
La mayor indemnización por negligencia médica en España: 5,5 millones por dejar tetrapléjica a una bebé en el parto January 22, 2020
Paula va a recibir 5,5 millones de euros. Es lo que ha sentenciado una juez de Ciudad Real después de que una negligencia médica la dejara postrada en una cama el resto de su vida.
redaccion@20minutos.es (AGENCIAS)

Svastica sulla cattedrale di Andria, il dolore del vescovo: "Apriamo gli occhi prima che sia troppo tardi" January 23, 2020
Monito di monsignor Mansi dopo l'oltraggio subito cancellato: "Costruire e portare avanti con convinzione itinerari educativi e formativi che aiutino i giovani a pensare al futuro in maniera costruttiva e bella, prima che sia troppo tardi. La storia insegna"
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Virus di Wuhan, la trasmissione all'uomo dai serpenti January 23, 2020
Dai pipistrelli ai rettili, per poi arrivare all'uomo. Registrati 616 casi, salgono a 25 i morti
repubblicawww@repubblica.it (Redazione Repubblica.it)
Salvini e la polemica sulla caccia agli spacciatori, rispunta la foto con il capo ultrà condannato per droga January 23, 2020
Nel 2018 l'allora ministro dell'Interno era stato fotografato mentre abbracciava Luca Lucci, capo della curva milanista che ha patteggiato un anno e mezzo per droga. E in Rete glielo ricordano: "Vai a citofonare agli stranieri senza prove, e lui?"
repubblicawww@repubblica.it (Redazione Repubblica.it)

Vol de nuit, Volo di notte, Nachtflug

Vol de nuit; volo di notte; Nachtflug

Ces hommes croient que leur lampe luit pour l’humble table, mais à quatre-vingts kilomètres d’eux, on est déjà touché par l’appel de cette lumière, comme s’ils la balançaient désespérés, d’une île déserte, devant la mer. Quegli uomini credono che il lume brilli per il loro umile desco, ma a ottanta chilometri di distanza c’è qualcuno […]

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Rose in the Rain

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Hospital of St. Cross

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Hospital of St Cross

How walking to work changed my life

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