Almost 65% of existing employees are affected by different departments. Truepill has implemented another layoff for its employees, making it fourth this year.
Moving the Welsh matches outside of Wales during the Six Nations rugby tournament would be an “insult” to hospitality businesses because losing out on the trade provided through these key events would be a “catastrophe”.
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Elvis Presley impersonator and chapel co-owner Brendan Paul performs a live wedding vow renewal ceremony using the Zoom videoconferencing software for a couple from Texas celebrating their 50th anniversary amid the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) at Graceland Wedding Chapel on July 28, 2020 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Couples can invite up to 100 guests to watch their ceremony live via Zoom.
According to The Verge s latest report, Zoom Escaper provides users an alibi so that they can leave a meeting as soon as possible. The new website allows you to have an array of fake audio effects that will play during your Zoom virtual meeting.
Two boys arrested in connection with bomb hoaxes at Golborne and Bedford High Schools TWO teenagers have been questioned following bomb hoaxes at Golborne High School and Bedford High School. Officers were called to a report of a threat made towards the school on Lowton Road in Golborne, shortly after 12.20pm on Monday, November 23. The same month there was a hoax at Bedford High School and Culcheth High School in Warrington. All of the schools were evacuated as a precaution. There were also bomb hoaxes at two schools in Barnstaple, North Devon. Teenage boys aged 14 and 15 were both questioned under police caution yesterday, Thursday.
Google Maps image of Culcheth High School and inset, Cheshire Police TEENAGERS have been questioned following a hoax bomb threat at Culcheth High School last month. On November 24, pupils and staff at the Warrington Road school were evacuated following the threat, which Cheshire Police said they were treating as a hoax. Teenage boys aged 14 and 15 were both questioned under police caution yesterday, Thursday. As well as Culcheth High School, threats were made against Golborne High School, Bedford High School and two schools in Barnstaple, North Devon. The two boys, who are both from the Greater Manchester area, have since been released pending further enquires.