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French-Haitian panel to study ex-colony’s history and ‘independence debt’ newsthirst.

France’s President Emmanuel Macron says he will set up a commission to study French-Haitian history and the impact of a huge debt imposed on Haiti in exchange for its independence exactly 200 years ago. Macron said the panel of French and Haitian historians would make recommendations to help build a more “peaceful future”. Haiti gained…

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Andrew Flintoff to share ‘vivid’ memories of Top Gear crash | Andrew Flintoff newsthirst.

The former England cricketer Andrew “Freddie” Flintoff has promised to share “what actually happened” in the horrific Top Gear crash in December 2022 that left him with life-altering injuries. In the trailer for a Disney+ documentary about his life and career, which will air next Friday, he says of the accident: “I remember everything about…

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Opinion: Health equity research is important for improving lives newsthirst.

Research on health equity issues—such as identifying families in communities most affected by housing and food insecurity—is key to improving health, according to Logan Beyer, MD/PhD candidate at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and Harvard Medical School. In an April 15 opinion piece in STAT News, Beyer wrote that the National Institutes of…

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Trans women arrested Britain’s railways to be strip-searched by male officers | Rail transport newsthirst.

Trans women arrested on Britain’s railways will in future be strip-searched by male officers in an updated policy after a landmark ruling by the supreme court. The British Transport Police said same-sex searches in custody would be conducted “in accordance with the biological birth sex of the detainee” under updated guidance for public bodies. Under…

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