Commanders, fans. Im more on the sidelines when it comes to football, more of a coached Basketball Girl having been, you know, im from kentucky, chuckey. Thats right. Its see chapel hill. I got college basketball, my blood, but hey, go commanders there you go. Every team i got to mention is the dallas cowboys. And i think i know that, you cant you got to pick one. Ill on this. Okay. Could be a work in progress. I have family from texas, grew up watching one of those things. I hear you i hear you, but well work on it when they play each other. I think later in november well have to have to come up with something. All right. Have a good weekend. You too, right . Thanks so much. Good morning, everyone. You are live in the cnn newsroom. Im Pamela Brown here in washington and were following two big stories about the economy this morning. The latest Jobs Report is out and it blew away expectations, added tentative deal has ended the Port Strike that. Threatened to damage the Economy Thousand
today on inside politics, two major breaking stories out of the middle east. another massive blast at a refugee camp in gaza. we re getting new video showing the catastrophic damage as people dig through the rubble searching for bodies. we do not know yet who is responsible. is it the same camp that israeli forces struck yesterday. we re also covering a huge breakthrough, civilians are now leaving gaza for the fist time since a mass attacked israel. hundreds are waiting to move through the crucial rafah border crossing. u.s. officials believe more than 5,000 could ultimately be allowed to leave as part of a deal brokered by qatar. we have cnn reporters across the region covering the latest on all of these stories. melissa bell is in cairo. we start jeremy diamond near the gaza border. what do we know about this second blast? reporter: for the second day in a row, a massive blast appears to have hit the refugee camp inside gaza. this is the largest refugee camp in gaza his
RNIB makes accessible books free for children for World Book Day Date published: 07 March 2021
Elodie Bateson, 10, was born with vision impairment and is a big fan of RNIB Talking Books and also enjoys braille books
The Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) has given away thousands of books in braille and audio formats for children with vision impairment to celebrate World Book Day this year (Thursday 4 March).
The selection of 13 titles aims to support World Book Day’s mission to give every child and young person a book of their own.
Organised by UNESCO, World Book Day is marked in more than 100 countries around the world, with 2021 being its 24th year.
VISUALLY-impaired children across Keighley can claim a free book in braille or audio format. The Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) is giving away thousands of books to youngsters in the region. Thirteen titles are available to choose from. The initiative has been launched to celebrate World Book Day tomorrow (March 4) and runs throughout this month. James Bartlett, for the RNIB, said: “We are delighted to support this year’s World Book Day. “Reading can open-up a world of possibilities and enhance the imagination, which is why it is so important for every child – and adult – to be able to enjoy books of their choice.
Tuesday, March 2, 2021
It s that time of year again when we raid the back of the cupboard in order to try and piece together a last minute literary-inspired outfit. Fear not. Help is at hand to take away the stress of the homeschool dress-up day.
Falling on Thursday 4 March this year, schools will still be closed due to lockdown restrictions but dressing up is still on the cards.
Celebrated in over 100 countries, the idea was created by Unesco in April 1995 to celebrate the beauty of books for children and to highlight how important it is “to promote reading for pleasure, offering every child and young person the opportunity to have a book of their own”.