everyone, i am laura ingraham, and this is the ingraham angle from los angeles. my angle in moments but first, you can t keep a fighter out of the ring for long. they are trying to keep him tie up in court, the former president, president trump back on the campaign trail into battleground states, michigan and wisconsin. he lost both last time, but this time around, things are different, voters have had to deal with relentless inflation and, of course, biden s relentless border catastrophe. i stand before you today with joe biden s border bloodbath and that is what it is, a bloodbath that is destroying our country. it is a bad thing happening. it is going to end on the day that i take office, which will be january 20. laura: and he s wrapping uper a rally right now in green bay, wisconsin, where he is leading biden and the latest emerson pole. you know, we have a new category, migrate crime. it is the worst president in the history of our country, joe biden. sometimes
let s get started then. schools in england return today after the latest lockdown, and many parents are desperate for this next step. not only will it bring a better balance between work, life and home, but it should also lead to an improvement in mental well being. the reopening of schools will also have a significant impact on the economy. according to uk government figures, around 53% of parents say they had a reduced ability to work as a result of the schools being shut. in another piece of research, published today by the government backed behavioural insights team and jobs website indeed, showed that offering flexible working explicitly in job ads would increase applications by up to 30%. so is the end of lockdown also an opportunity to reset the way we work? let s discuss this. ann francke, chief executive of the chartered management institute, joins me now. good morning to you. some parents may already be up, getting packed lunches made and all sorts to get the kids b
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], February 11 (ANI/PNN): The Indian Cancer Society (ICS) has launched a month-long campaign to create awareness about cancer, its prevention and the importance of its early detection