The news moves so fast these days. From social media to live updates on news websites and 24-hour news channels on television, we're more informed than ever. The days of waiting for the morning paper to learn the headlines are behind us. However, with so much information out there, it isn't always easy to tell fact from fiction. So-called 'fake news' is pretty common on the internet. Before you share that news article or Facebook post, how can you be sure it's actually true? Today, we'll be giving you a guide to fact-checking on the internet. Keep reading to learn how to spot fake …
Top 10 Must Read Non-Fiction Books
Our politics and the things that divide us seem to become more polarising by the day. Reading is still one of the best ways to broaden our horizons. It takes the fiery passion from differing viewpoints and allows people to engage in a healthy and respectful way. With this in mind, here are some must read non-fiction books that will help to challenge your perspective. Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents - Isabel Wilkerson Wilkerson explores the deep-seated caste system that has shaped America and shows how hierarchical divisions define our lives. Caste is the "granting or …
Coronavirus In Care Homes – Risks and Restrictions
Recently, care homes have been hitting the headlines. The government's controversial handling of the coronavirus crisis has impacted care homes significantly. Many people accuse the government of failing to protect care home residents and staff from COVID-19. In some homes, the virus spread very quickly, leaving residents, staff, and visitors vulnerable. Even in homes where infections are low, many residents are still unable to have visitors. So, what has the government done to address coronavirus in care homes? Lack of Support Throughout the crisis, staff at many care homes have …
Rules On Wearing Masks Inside Shops
The rules for staying safe during Coronavirus sometimes feel like they are changing daily. It can feel difficult to keep up and know what your responsibilities are. We want to offer some clarity for what the rules are and what impact they have on the elderly. The government recently announced that wearing masks inside shops was mandatory. This is also the case for enclosed public spaces and transport. It is in an attempt to curb the spread of the virus as shops and restaurants begin to reopen. Officials hope this will help the economy to recover whilst keeping the consumers …
Must-Read Novels
Our extended time in self-isolation can feel scary and daunting. However, it is important to keep the mind busy. What better time to go through our top ten picks for must-read novels? Now is a great time to get back into reading. Not only is reading a great way to keep the brain active, it can also be great escapism from the stress of the news. Must-Read Novels - Our Top Picks Without further ado, let's dive into some must-read novels. The Help, Kathryn Sockett The Help explores the lives of several women living in Jackson, Mississippi in 1962. A poignant and beautifully written …
10 Inspiring Quotes from 10 Inspiring People
Some of the greatest minds of our time and beyond have given us excellent words of wisdom, encouragement and thought-provoking ideas. Today, we'll be sharing 10 inspiring quotes from 10 inspiring people. We are going to break down some of those ideas and understand why they were so impactful then and now. 10 Inspiring Quotes From 10 Inspiring People Charlotte Whitton “Whatever women do they must do twice as well as men to be thought half as good. Luckily, this is not difficult.” The first of today's inspiring quotes comes from Charlotte Whitton. She was a Canadian writer and a …
