Daytimers rave scene in Britain, Sabina Nessa vigil, school absence due to mental health issues, folic acid in food to prevent spina bifida and Afghan refugees in the UK.The 80s was the era of day time raving for thousands of British South Asian Kids from cities across the UK from Bradford to Birmingham, Manchester to London. People called them Daytimers. They were kids skipping school to go clubbing in the daytime to avoid the rules imposed on them about going out at night.
We talk to Annie Gibbs who's organising a vigil for Sabina Nessa, the 28 year old who was murdered in a south-east London park last week. Many children find themselves unable to attend school due to severe anxiety, often the result of mental health issues or unmet special educational needs. However, unless parents can provide medical evidence of mental health issues, some schools mark this down as an "unauthorised absence" leaving parents open to prosecution. We discuss with Ellie Costello, Director of Square Peg; Dr Mary Bousted, Joint General-Secretary of the National Education Union; and Colette, a parent.
This week the government announced that folic acid is to be added to UK flour to prevent conditions like Spina Bifida. We hear from Benedetta Pettorini is a consultant surgeon at Alder Hey Children’s Hospital in Liverpool. Nina Tame is a disability advocate and writer. And we talk to Waheda Abdul a volunteer interpreter who is working with some of the Afghan refugees living in hotels and temporary accommodation around the country after fleeing from Kabul last month
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I heard Anita talking about the daytime raves today. They sounded awesome.
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Afghan refugee, 20, is charged with 'sexually attacking minors'The Department of Justice announced on Wednesday that Bahrullah Noori, 20, is being charged with sexually assaulting minors, while Mohammed Haroon Imaad, 32, is facing domestic assault charges. 30 or 40? So it continues. 20 my ass. 30-35 more like If found guilty and after serving any sentence he should deported to Afghanistan
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Britain paid compensation for 289 Afghan civilian deathsThe youngest recorded casualty was a boy at just three years old So let’s get some reparations for slavery which started with Elizardbitch the first and the pirate John Hawkins . If you can give it to 289 Afghans what about the descendants of the slave trade with all these British names don’t you think it’s only correct ? LOVE EACHOTHER ❤!! If you like nature hiking and biking check out Grumps The Wanderer on YouTube!!
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BBC Radio 4 - Woman's Hour, Sabina Nessa, Fertility Warnings, Flexible WorkingOn today's podcast: We talk to Minister for Crime and Policing kitmalthouse about the murder of 28 year old Sabina Nessa and the planned vigil on Friday, and to HWistrich, the founder of Centre for Women's Justice. Listen now on BBCSounds EmmaStewartTW
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Why do women of colour have to create our own urgency when one of us is killed?Sabina Nessa's death serves as a stark reminder that women aren't safe and women of colour are rarely acknowledged. Don’t start with your racism madness!
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