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The Guardian and the Observer have gained 33 nominations for the National Press Awards, with shortlist places for reporters, feature writers and commentators from across the two publications.
Coronavirus was a dominant theme among the shortlisted entries, with Matthew Weaver’s story on Dominic Cummings’ lockdown breach nominated for the prestigious scoop of the year category.
There were also nominations for the Guardian’s health editor, Sarah Boseley, its science editor, Ian Sample, and its social affairs correspondent, Robert Booth, as well as for a special supplement in the newspaper called The Lost Year. The Observer’s science and environment editor, Robin McKie, was nominated twice, while Saba Salman was nominated in the reporting diversity category for her work on the effect of coronavirus restrictions on people with disabilities.
‘Can you make your child brighter?’ asked the
Observer Magazine of 13 September 1970, tapping into the anxieties of middle-class parents. Joy Scully charted the ‘often neglected first five years’ and described ‘some of the ways parents can help their children to realise their inborn potentialities’.
You can’t make your baby walk, however many lurching hours he spends in a baby-walker
Scully addressed the pressures parents put on babies to walk. ‘You can’t make it happen, however many lurching hours he spends in a baby-walker,’ she said, ‘and you can only impede it happening by subjecting the child to the most appalling constriction, like tying him down in a cot or to a table leg for weeks on end.’
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Testosterone also ensures that energy levels, concentration, sexual drive and motivation are well balanced too.
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16 shares You can t think about anything, you can t make lists in your head, you re just looking at the bubbles underneath you… My first words [when I resurfaced] were, Am I dead? Yes, I thought I d died.
Kate added that she learned free diving for the role with the help of her husband Ned Rocknroll, though he struggled with spending as much time under the water.
What do you do? In a new interview the actress confessed she couldn t think about anything while being submerged in the tank after learning to free-dive for the role
She continued: You have to have someone there. Ned trained with me and he got quite good at the breath holding as well. But he did… black out.