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March 17, 2008

Majority of UK believes buying Easter eggs is a waste of money

New research from Christian international relief and development agency, World Vision, has suggested that 52 per cent of the UK population - 25 million people - believe that buying Easter eggs is a waste of money.
December 6, 2007

Half of men can’t remember what their partners got them last Christmas

New research from international relief and development agency,
World Vision, has revealed that half of men in the UK (51%) can’t remember what gifts their partners got them last Christmas.
November 7, 2007

Buy a bike for Christmas and change lives

Most of us can remember being given our first bicycle – often from under the Christmas tree! Now you can change someone else's life by giving the gift of a bicycle through World Vision.

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Jan 14 2021

Call to halt UK police training programmes for repressive states

The College of Policing has provided training for at least 12 countries that are listed as 'human rights priority countries' by the Foreign and...

Jan 13 2021

Royal College of Paediatrics calls for urgent review of children's meal packages

Jan 13 2021

Jersey islanders invited to join citizens' jury on assisted dying

Jan 12 2021

Councils call for Ofsted school inspections not to be resumed

Jan 12 2021

Catholic bishops call on UK to 'forsake its nuclear arsenal'

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