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NHS Spitfire badges to feature history-making vaccine nurse May Parsons and TV doctor Amy Burbidge from Coventry The badges are being sold by an NHS charity to help raise thousands of pounds to support Britain’s hero key workers Updated The “Thank You” Pin made from a Battle of Britain spitfire, which commemorates the incredible bravery and sacrifice of NHS front-line workers during the battle against Covid-19. Image: SWNS (Image: Christopher Bennett / SWNS) Subscribe today to get the latest headlines straight to your inbox with our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you ve consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time.More info ....
Share on Twitter From creating history at the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup, to achieving pay parity with the Socceroos, and securing the rights to jointly host the Women’s World Cup in 2023 - this list represents just how far we’ve come since inaugural Matildas captain Connie Byrnes donned the armband in 1978. As a nation, we have revelled with the side when they’ve won and supported them when they’ve encountered off-field dramas, which included the unsavoury pay strike, the controversial sacking of coach Alen Stajcic and crashing out of France 2019 in the round of 16. In the last year however, there have been more philosophical wins, both on and off the pitch, than there have been losses. ....
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Australian court upholds Johnson & Johnson vaginal implants verdict 2 minutes read Sydney, Australia, Mar 5 (efe-epa).- The Federal Court of Australia at a plenary session on Friday upheld a ruling ordering multinational giant Johnson & Johnson and its subsidiary Ethicon to pay a million-dollar compensation to a group of women with faulty vaginal mesh implants sold by the company. In March 2020, Federal Court Judge Anna Katzmann had ordered the American multinational to pay AU$ 2.6 million ($2 million) in damages to Kathryn Gill, Diane Dawson and Ann Sanders, who led a class action lawsuit that has been joined by 10,000 women. “No error has been demonstrated in the exercise of the primary judge’s discretion to order the Injunction,” read the ruling published on Friday on the court’s website. ....
Largest women’s health class action decision upheld By Jerome Doraisamy|05 March 2021 A landmark decision from November 2019 has been upheld, delivering findings in favour of thousands of women whose “lives were destroyed”. Landmark judgment In November 2019, Justice Anna Katzmann of the Federal Court of Australia found in favour of women impacted by pelvic mesh implants sold by Johnson & Johnson and Ethicon which were “not fit for purpose”. The class action – “the largest women’s health class action in Australia’s history”, according to Shine – commenced in October 2012 and culminated in a trial that ran over seven months starting in July 2017. ....