5th November 2019 – Seahaven FM News

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HOW TO ROCK THE 1970s CHARLIE’S ANGELS LOOK

On 5th November 20196th November 2019 By peterlongden

New research from Sony Channel reveals over two thirds (68%) of Brits still love 70s fashion trends Charlie’s Angels’ Farrah Fawcett has been voted number one style queen of 70s TV shows Over a quarter (26%) of women have rocked the Farah Fawcett hairstyle. While young people may be inspired […]

Sixth Form Strike: Tuesday 5th November

On 5th November 20195th November 2019 By peterlongden

National Education Union members working Brighton Hove & Sussex Sixth Form College (BHASVIC) and Varndean College will be taking their second day of strike action on 5 November to defend their pay, working conditions and employment. Cuts to 16-19 funding have been deeper and have gone on for longer than […]

UK backs study to infect volunteers with coronavirus in human challenge trial 20th October 2020
The UK has become the first country to back studies that would see healthy volunteers deliberately infected with coronavirus after being given a potential vaccine.
Sharp rise in weekly coronavirus deaths in England and Wales, ONS data shows 20th October 2020
Weekly deaths linked to coronavirus have risen to their highest level in England and Wales since the beginning of July, according to the Office for National Statistics.
'We won't break the law': Burnham would accept Tier 3 if imposed on Greater Manchester 20th October 2020
Andy Burnham says he will keep to the law and "accept" Tier 3 coronavirus restrictions for Greater Manchester if the government imposes them.
M25 closed in Surrey after three-vehicle collision involving ambulance 20th October 2020
The M25 motorway is closed anti-clockwise in Surrey after a three-vehicle collision involving an ambulance, police say.
Parole hearings may be opened to crime victims after black cab rapist John Worboys was almost freed 20th October 2020
High-profile parole hearings should be held in public, the chief executive of the Parole Board has said.
Rapid one-hour tests now available for Italy and Hong Kong passengers at Heathrow 20th October 2020
Passengers flying from Heathrow to Italy and Hong Kong will now be able to get a coronavirus test at the airport with results in just one hour.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock seen in chauffeur-driven car without a face mask 19th October 2020
Health Secretary Matt Hancock has been pictured in his ministerial car with no face mask on.
COVID-19 might never fully disappear even with a vaccine, says chief scientific adviser 19th October 2020
A coronavirus vaccine is "unlikely" to completely stop infections and the disease might never fully disappear, the government's chief scientific adviser has said.
Bride and groom posing for pictures on train track among 5,000 trespassing incidents on the railways 19th October 2020
A bride and groom posing for wedding pictures were among more than 5,000 incidents of railway trespassing between June and September this year.
Wales imposes 'firebreak' for two weeks - as advisers say more circuit breakers may be needed 19th October 2020
Wales is imposing a "firebreak" lockdown for 17 days from 6pm on Friday, the Welsh government has announced - and its advisers have warned that "multiple" circuit breaks could be needed.