Free Money

Loading...

четверг, 1 августа 2019 г.

"Many Photos" - Iran brands Washington 'childish' and 'afraid' after punishing sanctions on Iran's foreign minister

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani today accused the United States of 'childish behaviour' over Washington's sanctioning of Iran's foreign minister.


In the latest escalation of tensions between the two countries, the US on Wednesday imposed sanctions on Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif. 


Washington has previously proposed unconditional talks with Tehran.


The sanctions freeze any of Zarif's assets in the United States or controlled by US organisations and the government will also seek to curtail the diplomat's international travel. 


Rouhani said in remarks broadcast live on state television: 'They [Americans] are resorting to childish behaviour...They were claiming every day ''We want to talk, with no preconditions''...and then they sanction the foreign minister. 




Iranian President Hassan Rouhani branded the US 'childish' for its latest sanctions on one of its top ranking officials. He is pictured during a cabinet meeting in Tehran yesterday


Iranian President Hassan Rouhani branded the US 'childish' for its latest sanctions on one of its top ranking officials. He is pictured during a cabinet meeting in Tehran yesterday



'This means they have lost the power of rational thought.'


Rouhani went on to say that the sanctions showed Washington is 'afraid' of Iran's top diplomat.


'They are afraid of our foreign minister's interviews,' Rouhani said in a televised speech, referring to a recent round of interviews Zarif gave to foreign media in New York.


Zarif has been at the heart of Iran's attempt to defuse tensions with the United States and other countries over its controversial nuclear power industry, which Washington says is cover for a secret weapons program. 


Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the move was made as the diplomat was implementing a 'reckless agenda'.


He said in a statement: 'Zarif implements the reckless agenda of Iran's supreme leader [Ayatollah Ali Khamenei], and is the regime's primary spokesperson around the world.




Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif's assets in the US have been frozen and his international travel curtained as part of new sanctions on Iranian figures


Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif's assets in the US have been frozen and his international travel curtained as part of new sanctions on Iranian figures 







'The United States is sending a clear message to the Iranian regime that its recent behaviour is completely unacceptable.'


The Islamic Republic's president added during a visit to the northwestern city of Tabriz that the US was not 'thinking wisely'. 


'It is completely clear that the foundations of the White House have been shaken by the words and logic of an informed, devoted and diplomatic individual,' he said.

'They are doing childish things now. Maybe there's no better way to describe (the sanctions) but childish.


'Our enemies are so helpless that they have lost the ability to act and think wisely.'


Rouhani was speaking after Washington announced it was designating Zarif under sanctions that would freeze any of his assets.




President Donald Trump administration has impsed sanction directly on Iran's foreign minister and supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei


President Donald Trump administration has impsed sanction directly on Iran's foreign minister and supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei



Despite the sanctions in place, he is expected to still be able to continue to visit the United Nations in New York, albeit under tight restrictions. 


Zarif responded to the US sanctions on Twitter, saying: 'The US' reason for designating me is that I am Iran's "primary spokesperson around the world" Is the truth really that painful? 


'It has no effect on me or my family, as I have no property or interests outside of Iran. Thank you for considering me such a huge threat to your agenda.' 


Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said he wanted to travel to Tehran for talks but the regime rejected his offer, a suggestion Zaif yesterday branded as a 'hypocritical gesture'.


Last month President Trump imposed sanctions on Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.


Hard-hitting restrictions were put in place on Khamenei's travel by banning him from entering the US and any of his finances in the country were targeted.



Four tankers were sabotaged around the Strait of Hormuz in May, before another two came under attack in June, which the UK and US blamed on Iran


Four tankers were sabotaged around the Strait of Hormuz in May, before another two came under attack in June, which the UK and US blamed on Iran



But the move was mocked by Iran as the reclusive leader rarely leaves his country and the business empire he controls, known as Setad, has few dealings with international banks.


Earlier this week Rouhani wrote an open letter to Britain's new prime minister Boris Johnson calling for closer ties.


It came as the head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization said the country had enriched 24 tonnes of uranium since its 2015 nuclear deal with world powers - an agreement Trump withdrew from last year. 


The downing of a US drone and attacks on six oil tankers passing through the Straits of Hormuz have only heightened tensions between Iran and the West.


Iran seized a British-flagged tanker in the Strait of Hormuz this month after the British navy helped seize an Iranian supertanker loaded with crude oil near Gibraltar.


In response a second Royal Navy warship arrived in the Persian Gulf on Sunday night to accompany British-flagged ships passing through the contentious waterway. 

link
https://textbacklinkexchanges.com/iran-brands-washington-childish-and-afraid-after-punishing-sanctions-on-irans-foreign-minister/
News Photo Iran brands Washington 'childish' and 'afraid' after punishing sanctions on Iran's foreign minister
Advertising
You don’t have to pack away your dress just because you’re the wrong side of 20. These body-beautiful stars reveal their secrets to staying in shape and prove you can smoulder in a two-piece, whatever your age. Read on and be bikini inspired!

Kim says: “I am no super-thin Hollywood actress. I am built for men who like women to look like women.”
https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/08/01/08/16756170-7309279-image-a-15_1564644611985.jpg

"Many Photos" - Ruiz calls out Fury for next fight after beating Joshua in rematch… and also wants crack at Wilder

ANDY RUIZ JR has called out Tyson Fury for his next fight following his rematch with Anthony Joshua – and also wants a crack at Deontay Wilder.


The Mexican star, 29, is confident of beating Joshua in their rematch after the 25-1 longshot shocked the British star in New York.


Andy Ruiz fancies a crack at Tyson Fury after his Anthony Joshua rematch
Alamy Live News
Tyson Fury appears to be next on Andy Ruiz’s wishlist
Alamy Live News

After that, Ruiz has revealed he fancies a go at fellow Brit Fury and American ace Wilder – as they are two of the biggest names in boxing right now.


Speaking on Joe Rogan’s podcast, Ruiz claimed: “When I win [against Joshua] I’d love to fight Tyson Fury.


“[Deontay] Wilder’s there too, he has the belt that I want, I want the WBC belt…


“I’ll be undisputed if I have that belt, I’ll have all the belts in the heavyweight division and I’ll be the new king.


“Tyson Fury, I think he’s one of the biggest names out there. ”


Ruiz also said he was looking at Dillian Whyte but since “The Body Snatcher” failed a drug test he isn’t looking at him anymore.


TIME’S NOT WHYTE


The Mexican star continued: “I like Dillian Whyte too, he was coming up but he got caught up with [a failed drug test].


“I don’t know why they do that, why, for what, you don’t need it man, look at me, all natural.”


And Ruiz has vowed to cut out his “three-patty hamburger with bacon and cheese” diet in preparation for his rematch with AJ.


He said: “I want to be more toned, just shock the world even more, you know? I’ll have more ability, more speed, more power if I turn the little flab I have into muscle.


“I’m not trying to be with six-pack abs and big muscles and all that.


“None of that, you know. But just look a little different and more lean.


“That’s something I’m working on now, choosing the right foods.


“If not, I would be eating a three-patty hamburger with bacon and all kinds of cheese.”


Andy Ruiz revealed his future plans on Joe Rogan’s podcast
YouTube/PowerfulJRE
Link
https://textbacklinkexchanges.com/ruiz-calls-out-fury-for-next-fight-after-beating-joshua-in-rematch-and-also-wants-crack-at-wilder/
News Photo Ruiz calls out Fury for next fight after beating Joshua in rematch… and also wants crack at Wilder
Advertising
You don’t have to pack away your dress just because you’re the wrong side of 20. These body-beautiful stars reveal their secrets to staying in shape and prove you can smoulder in a two-piece, whatever your age. Read on and be bikini inspired!

Kim says: “I am no super-thin Hollywood actress. I am built for men who like women to look like women.”
https://www.thesun.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/NINTCHDBPICT000494558000.jpg?strip=all&w=960

"Many Photos" - A third of primary school children have never been to a butcher's or greengrocer's

Many primary school age children say they have never visited traditional high street shops such as the butcher's or greengrocer's, a survey has found.


Among the five to 11-year-olds surveyed, nearly a third (32 per cent) said they had never been to a butcher's shop, while almost a quarter (23 per cent) had not visited a greengrocer. 


When asked what a high street is, a quarter did not know. 


The research by Nationwide Building Society provides further evidence of the decline of the high street, as families shun old-fashioned businesses in favour of online shopping and supermarkets.




Tradition: Children have never visited traditional high street stores from a butcher's to a greengrocer's


Tradition: Children have never visited traditional high street stores from a butcher's to a greengrocer's



But nearly three quarters (72 per cent) of the 2,000 children said they would prefer to buy in a shop than online.


The reasons given for this were to explore the items, feeling grown-up and being able to talk to people. 

 When asked what would make them go to a high street more often, the most popular answers were more places to play and a better choice of shops. And three per cent would be more tempted if there were more phone chargers.


Nationwide's Mandy Beech said: 'Kids say the high street gives them the opportunity to explore and feel grown-up. But they want more variety and places to play and that can only come from greater investment.'  


link
https://textbacklinkexchanges.com/a-third-of-primary-school-children-have-never-been-to-a-butchers-or-greengrocers/
News Photo A third of primary school children have never been to a butcher's or greengrocer's
Advertising
You don’t have to pack away your dress just because you’re the wrong side of 20. These body-beautiful stars reveal their secrets to staying in shape and prove you can smoulder in a two-piece, whatever your age. Read on and be bikini inspired!

Kim says: “I am no super-thin Hollywood actress. I am built for men who like women to look like women.”
https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/08/01/00/16745272-7308249-image-a-11_1564617328030.jpg

"Many Photos" - Emmerdale spoilers: What is Robert Sugden’s exit storyline and will he kill rapist Lee Posner?

Emmerdale fans were left gutted when Ryan Hawley – aka Robert Sugden – announced he was quitting his role in the ITV soap.


Ryan, along with co-star Danny Miller, has won a legion of fans as one half of the couple Emmerdale fans have affectionately tagged Robron.


Robert is set to leave Emmerdale village this year
Robert is set to leave Emmerdale village this year

But with Robert set to leave screens before the end of the year, viewers want to know what his exit storyline will be – and if he’ll get revenge on the evil Lee Posner who raped his younger sister Victoria before he goes.


When a huge character like Robert leaves a huge soap like Emmerdale, no one is going to really know how the leaving storyline will go. All we know is that it will no doubt be massive.


ITV bosses have already hinted that Rob’s departure could be something to do with twisted rapist Lee, who he savagely attacked with a shovel on Tuesday night.


Emmerdale producer Laura Shaw revealed: “Robert is intent on getting his revenge at any cost, even if it kills him.


Will Robert kill rapist Lee in Emmerdale?
Will Robert kill rapist Lee in Emmerdale?

“Victoria’s evil rapist Lee is still pursuing her, so Victoria decides that the only way that she’s ever going to live happily and peacefully with the baby, is if she leaves the village forever.


“As her brother finds this out, he’s obviously devastated. He doesn’t want his sister to leave at all and as Lee piles the pressure on both of them, Robert is pushed to the very edge.”


Does this mean Robery will kill Lee?


Well, Robert – along with the other half of Robron, Aaron Dingle, and Victoria – were left floored during last night’s episode when two detectives arrived at the Woolpack.


They told Robert that Lee – who was rushed to hospital after Robert’s attack on him – was in a coma and might not ever wake up. Robert was shaken when the cops hinted that Rob would be looking at a murder charge if Lee didn’t come round.

Viewers are now convinced that Robert will be written out after being jailed for Lee’s death. One wrote: “Prison for Robert then 😟Can’t say I blame him for that though!#emmerdale”


A second said: “So Robert’s going to prison…right?”


Another added: “So Robert is going to leave by either going on the run (like Andy) or he’ll go to prison for the death of Lee… #Emmerdale”


Robert went for Lee after he mocked him about raping his sister, laughing as he said ‘sometime no doesn’t really mean no’ and ‘your sister fought harder than this.’


  • Emmerdale is on ITV, weekdays at 7pm

Link
https://textbacklinkexchanges.com/emmerdale-spoilers-what-is-robert-sugdens-exit-storyline-and-will-he-kill-rapist-lee-posner/
News Photo Emmerdale spoilers: What is Robert Sugden’s exit storyline and will he kill rapist Lee Posner?
Advertising
You don’t have to pack away your dress just because you’re the wrong side of 20. These body-beautiful stars reveal their secrets to staying in shape and prove you can smoulder in a two-piece, whatever your age. Read on and be bikini inspired!

Kim says: “I am no super-thin Hollywood actress. I am built for men who like women to look like women.”
https://www.thesun.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/1-1.jpg?strip=all&w=960

"Many Photos" - Johnson hopes the 'Boris Bounce' can save Tories in Brecon





The Tories are hoping the 'Boris Bounce' can save them against the odds in the crucial Brecon by-election today.


The Prime Minister has dramatically boosted the party's national ratings, with one poll yesterday suggesting it was 10 points ahead of Labour.


But Mr Johnson faces crashing down to earth today in his first real electoral test - which could reduce his Commons majority to just one.


The vote was triggered after the conviction of Conservative MP Chris Davies for expenses fraud.


In a move that has caused despair among ministers, the local party wanted Mr Davies to stand for the Tories again despite his offence.


The Liberal Democrats are the hot favourites to overturn the Conservatives' 8,000 majority from 2017.


But a close eye will also be kept on the performance of the Brexit Party, which is hoping to secure second place ahead of the Tories.


Mr Johnson's solemn 'do or die' vow to take the UK out of the EU by the end of October appears to have reversed some of the haemorrhage of support to Nigel Farage's fledgling outfit.


If the combined vote of the Tories and Brexit Party is more than that for the Lib Dems, the outcome could also heap pressure on the PM to consider a pact in a potential election widely expected within the next year.  


Mr Davies, 51, was picked by local members despite his conviction and a subsequent recall petition signed by 20 per cent of voters demanding he be ejected from the seat. 


Mr Johnson made a fleeting visit to Brecon earlier this week, attending the offices of the BVG Group with Mr Davies. 




Boris Johnson (pictured at Downing Street last night) faces crashing down to earth today in his first real electoral test - which could reduce his Commons majority to just one


Boris Johnson (pictured at Downing Street last night) faces crashing down to earth today in his first real electoral test - which could reduce his Commons majority to just one





A YouGov poll for the Times yesterday found the Tories had gained seven percentage points in support over the past week - and were 10 points ahead of Labour


A YouGov poll for the Times yesterday found the Tories had gained seven percentage points in support over the past week - and were 10 points ahead of Labour  






Mr Johnson in Brecon yesterday





Chris Davies  leaving Cardiff Magistrates Court after his sentencing in April


Mr Johnson made a fleeting visit to Brecon on Tuesday evening with candidate Chris Davies, who was convicted of expenses fraud earlier this year


Losing Brecon would reduce the Tories' Commons majority to just one seat. 


The Liberal Democrats, whose candidate Jane Dodds is the odds-on favourite to take the seat, are trying to not look complacent, talking about the size of the rural seat making its doorstep efforts harder.


A source said: 'It's certainly not in the bag, we are in a good place but we know we need to keep knocking on doors.'


The Brexit Party is hoping to steal votes from disaffected Tories with its candidate, former local police superintendent Des Parkinson, 71.


But a party spokesman conceded that the 'Boris Bounce' from the new Prime Minister's appointment last week could see them run close.


However he also pointed to Mr Johnson's comments in Wales yesterday that Britain could remain in the customs union and single market for another two years after Brexit, suggesting a negotiated deal with Brussels was still possible.


The spokesman said: 'They put up a guy who is busted, which is extraordinary.

'They will try to point the finger at us but they only have themselves to blame, putting up someone who is busted like that.


'Secondly they must realise from results like this that unless they deliver on the promises made (on Brexit) they will not be the governing party.'


A swing of 9.8 per cent would be needed by Lib Dem candidate Jane Dodds to win the seat, which saw a majority of 8,038 for Mr Davies in 2017. 


It is the sort of swing which, were it to happen at a general election, could see the party pick up around a dozen seats from the Tories. 


However, a poll of the area by the Number Crunching Politics website last week suggested that the Remainer party is on course to achieve a 14 per cent swing from the Tories to 43 per cent.


It puts the Tories in second on 28  per cent, ahead of the Brexit Party on 20 per cent, with Labour and the Monster Raving Loony Party coming in ahead of Ukip.


But on Monday a separate poll suggested the 'Boris bounce' had spread to Wales, finding the Tories had leapfrogged Labour.


A survey found the Conservatives had jumped seven points since May on voting intention for a general election.




Chris Davies secured a majority of more than 8,000 for the Tories at the 2017 general election


Chris Davies secured a majority of more than 8,000 for the Tories at the 2017 general election



They now enjoy a slender two-point advantage over Jeremy Corbyn's party - which was down three on 22 per cent, the lowest level ever recorded.


However, the YouGov research for Cardiff University and ITV underlines the fragmentation in party support in Wales.


Despite being down five points since the last poll just before the European elections, the Brexit Party was on 18 per cent, while the Lib Dems were up four on 16 per cent. Plaid Cymru is also riding high on 15 per cent. 


Defeat for the Conservatives in the by-election in Brecon and Radnorshire would see the Government's working majority in Parliament shrink to just one.


There are currently 320 MPs who - on paper - would back the Government in a crunch vote in the House of Commons - 310 Tories and 10 members of the DUP.


The DUP agreed to support the Conservatives in certain key votes, such as confidence motions and Budgets, as part of a deal reached in the aftermath of the 2017 general election.


Set against this combined total of 320 MPs are 318 MPs from all other parties.


The seat of Brecon and Radnorshire is currently vacant, so whoever wins the by-election will increase by one either the Government's tally of MPs or those of the opposition.


The Liberal Democrats are favourites to win the seat, and, were they to do so, the opposition tally would increase from 318 to 319.


With the Tories and DUP unchanged on a combined total of 320, this would reduce the Government's majority from two to one.


These totals do not include Sinn Fein's seven MPs, who do not take their seats in the Commons, and the Speaker and three Deputy Speakers, who do not vote.


The Lib Dems held the seat of Brecon and Radnorshire from 1997 to 2015, since when it has been held by the Tories. 


The party won 49 per cent of the vote in 2017, compared with 29 per cent for the Lib Dems, 18 per cent for Labour, 3 per cent for Plaid Cymru and 1 per cent for Ukip.


In this week's by-election, Plaid Cymru is not standing and has instead urged its supporters to vote for the Lib Dems. The Green Party has done the same.


Both parties have stated that they want to try to maximise the chance of success for the Lib Dems.


The result of the by-election is expected to be declared at around 3am on Friday morning.



Who are the candidates in the Brecon By-election?







Brexit Party: Des Parkinson. The retired Dyfed-Powys Police chief superintendent, 71, who wants to cut local council tax and opposes wind farms being built in the attractive rural area. A former Ukipper he ran unsuccessfully to be the area's Police and Crime Commissioner in 2016. He attacked Boris Johnson today, writing in Politics Home that 'if he really wanted a clean Brexit he would have asked the tainted Tory to stand down'.


 






Welsh Conservatives: Chris Davies - The 51-year-old former MP for the seat. In April this year the ex-auctioneer, who is married with two young children, was given a community order after admitting two charges of expenses fraud over false invoices for photographs, sparking a recall petition and this by-election. A Brexiteer who has been backed by the party despite his conviction, including a brief visit by the Prime Minister yesterday.


 






Welsh Labour: Tom Davies. The Brecon born and raised lawyer, 29, sits on the town's council. He trained as a barrister and works in Cwmbran, while living in Brecon. He's a fluent Welsh-speaker and rugby fan. He supports a second referendum but is not expected to win. Labour is projected to finish fourth behind the Lib Dems, Tories and the Brexit Party tomorrow.


 






Welsh Lib Dems: Jane Dodds. The 55-year-old married child protection social worker and Welsh Lib Dem leader is the favourite to take the seat which was held by the party as recently as 2010.  She is also a Welsh-speaker and was born and raised in Wrexham in the north of the country. She won the candidacy after a vote of party members and contested Montgomeryshire in 2015 and 2017.


 






Ukip: Liz Phillips. The former personal assistant to former Ukip leader Gerard Batten lived for a long time in Rhayader in the constituency but currently lives in Kent. She faces a struggle to win votes from the Brexit Party. She previously contested the seat at the 2001 and 2005 elections -  on the latter occasion finishing last.


 






Monster Raving Loony: Lady Lily The Pink. Representing the perennial election also-rans, Lily, who lives in Brecon, is targeting people not planning to vote because they don't like the more mainstream candidates, using the slogan 'if you don’t know what to think, vote Pink'.




 


link
https://textbacklinkexchanges.com/johnson-hopes-the-boris-bounce-can-save-tories-in-brecon/
News Photo Johnson hopes the 'Boris Bounce' can save Tories in Brecon
Advertising
You don’t have to pack away your dress just because you’re the wrong side of 20. These body-beautiful stars reveal their secrets to staying in shape and prove you can smoulder in a two-piece, whatever your age. Read on and be bikini inspired!

Kim says: “I am no super-thin Hollywood actress. I am built for men who like women to look like women.”
https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/08/01/07/16755546-0-image-a-15_1564642447605.jpg

"Many Photos" - Hull ace Marc Sneyd does not let terrace taunts get to him – but may gesture back

MARC Sneyd hopes to enjoy the silence as he proves taunting fans wrong by slotting over a goal – then they will know what he thinks of them.


And the Hull star has revealed the secret behind his success with the boot is all child’s play after learning in a local park when he was growing up in Oldham, Greater Manchester.


Marc Sneyd insists he does not say anything to taunting fans as he lines up a goal, but may gesture after he’s kicked it
MAGIPIX

Scrum-half Sneyd is still Super League’s deadest eye after kicking 88 goals and missing just 19 this season, his last one in the competition clinching a win at Leeds in front of Headingley’s South Stand.


A rare miss in the Challenge Cup semi-final, which saw Warrington’s Blake Austin waving his hands as he lined it up, may have proved crucial in the 22-14 loss.


But he revealed many terrace taunts do not get to him and he gives it back after he has kicked two points.


Sneyd said: “Not too much goes through my mind if I’m honest and taunts are to be expected, especially when I’m away from home or kicking in front of opposition fans.


“But it’s part and parcel of it and I just have to do my job. I’d rather do what I did at Leeds then throw a few gestures!


Sneyd believes Hull need to find consistency, despite being third in Super League
HULL FC

“I’ve always kicked since I was young. My brother and I used to spend a lot of our time as kids goal kicking , so it’s just come from that.


“It’s all about repetitive kicking and I still do it now. I kick goals a lot on my own after training.


“My brother and I would go down the road to George Street playing fields in Shaw. I used to play there for 10 or 15 minutes whenever we had the time.


“We’d spend a good morning or afternoon there and we just enjoyed it.”


Hull face a big test of their Super League credentials tonight when they face a resurgent Wigan, who have won six of their last seven league ties.


Sneyd revealed his kicking success is largely down to sessions he had with his brother at a local park when he was younger
MAGIPIX

However, Sneyd believes that is ideal for Lee Radford’s men and he hopes to be turning his back on the posts regularly as part of his unique kicking style.


The 28-year-old added: “We’ve got ourselves in a good spot in the league but weirdly we’ve not been playing too well, yet we’ve still managed to pick results up.


“Our consistency in games is up and down but we’ve done a really good job – now we need that consistency as we get towards the back end of the season.


“Wigan will be a perfect way of showing we can be up there. They’re going really strongly at the moment.


“And on the kicking style, I started doing it when I went to Castleford on loan. At training once, I just tried out a few different ways of kicking and that was the one that worked, so I’ve just stuck with it.”

Link
https://textbacklinkexchanges.com/hull-ace-marc-sneyd-does-not-let-terrace-taunts-get-to-him-but-may-gesture-back/
News Photo Hull ace Marc Sneyd does not let terrace taunts get to him – but may gesture back
Advertising
You don’t have to pack away your dress just because you’re the wrong side of 20. These body-beautiful stars reveal their secrets to staying in shape and prove you can smoulder in a two-piece, whatever your age. Read on and be bikini inspired!

Kim says: “I am no super-thin Hollywood actress. I am built for men who like women to look like women.”
https://www.thesun.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Leeds-Rhinos-v-Hull-FC-025.jpg?strip=all&w=710

"Many Photos" - Britain's top private schools are 'awash with Class A drugs', according to new study

Drug use is rife among teenagers at some of Britain's top private schools and many are starting at age 12, according to Tatler.


An investigation by the society magazine found taking Class A drugs is 'normal' among pupils at some fee-paying schools, including elite boarding schools.


A series of interviews with dozens of youngsters reveals many are recruited to drugs via their peer group at school, with older ones acting as dealers.


The most popular drugs are MDMA, ketamine, cocaine, magic mushrooms, cannabis and LSD, they said, but many are also on Xanax and so-called study drugs Ritalin and Adderall. 




Drugs probe: Class A drugs is 'normal' among pupils at some fee-paying schools


Drugs probe: Class A drugs is 'normal' among pupils at some fee-paying schools



Part of the problem is that a large proportion of such pupils come from extremely well-off families, meaning they have the money to splash on drugs.


The teenagers, whose identities were protected by the magazine, said psychotic episodes and addictions among peers had led desperate families to pay up to £70,000 for rehab.


But they added that these potential dire consequences were no deterrent, because they thought 'it would not happen to them'.

One 17-year-old boy at a 'well-known liberal boarding school' told Tatler: 'In the last year, I haven't been on a night out or even to a friend's house where there hasn't been a person taking drugs.


'Every single time I go out someone will have drugs or will have taken drugs, or someone will be offering them. It just happens.'


He said he started taking MDMA when he was 14, and moved on to ketamine soon after.


'It's very hard to resist if everyone's taken the same drug and you haven't,' he said.


'You can't have the same night if you haven't taken it.'


Meanwhile, Emily, a 17-year-old girl at a co-ed boarding school, said up to 90 per cent of her friends were take drugs.


Chloe, a 19-year-old ex-pupil of a prestigious London all-girls day school, said one friend used to take MDMA before his least favourite lesson 'so it would be more fun.'




Some pupils have been known to dabble with drugs before lessons to make them more exciting


Some pupils have been known to dabble with drugs before lessons to make them more exciting



Another 17-year-old girl said she knows people who take cocaine every single day, even at school.


One teenager added: 'It's just so normal for us to be doing drugs. We all do them.'


'Meet Tatler's Gen-Z, Class A students,' the magazine said.


'While teenage drug use is nothing new, what is striking – indeed radically different to times past – is just how run-of-the-mill, how ordinary, it is for this group of adolescents.


'Now, every exeat is one big MDMA-, ketamine- or coke-fuelled adventure, depending on your vice of choice.'


The magazine said there was a 'burgeoning number' of children now being sent to rehab clinics or boot camps to tackle the problem.


Such rich families do not rely on the NHS – and will pay up to £70,000 for the best programmes all over the world – particularly in Holland and the USA.


And many of the teenagers said drugs were now much easier to get hold of, whether on the dark web or social media.


'There's no faffing around with fake IDs and, if you're using the dark web, you never even have to meet a dealer if you don't want to,' Tatler said.


'And, while money seems not to be much of an issue to these privately educated teenagers, social media can help those strapped for cash too.


'Some, hungry for drugs, sell their clothes over Facebook or on the shopping app Depop.'


The full investigation is in the September issue of Tatler, available on digital download and newsstands today


 


link
https://textbacklinkexchanges.com/britains-top-private-schools-are-awash-with-class-a-drugs-according-to-new-study/
News Photo Britain's top private schools are 'awash with Class A drugs', according to new study
Advertising
You don’t have to pack away your dress just because you’re the wrong side of 20. These body-beautiful stars reveal their secrets to staying in shape and prove you can smoulder in a two-piece, whatever your age. Read on and be bikini inspired!

Kim says: “I am no super-thin Hollywood actress. I am built for men who like women to look like women.”
https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/07/31/23/16742574-7308039-image-a-48_1564613046052.jpg

среда, 31 июля 2019 г.

"Many Photos" - ‘Office Speak’ is the language of passive aggression (23 photos)

Why funny? Because individuals imagine in the truthfulness of funny data. People Read newspaper for up to date information which they will’t get as a result of busy life fashion and extra for the new product provide, new schemes provided by close by distributors. Most of the individuals choose information picture paper to get new product data and good shopping for alternative and likewise for information replace. Most of the Business group used this media to advertise their product or providers as a result of funny pic are cheap promoting medium which covers quite a lot of clients shortly and having good impression on the buyer relating to truthfulness which supplies them good returns. It’s additionally a great way to share the announcement which spreads shortly to need a part of society.Link
https://textbacklinkexchanges.com/office-speak-is-the-language-of-passive-aggression-23-photos/
News Photo ‘Office Speak’ is the language of passive aggression (23 photos)
Advertising
You don’t have to pack away your dress just because you’re the wrong side of 20. These body-beautiful stars reveal their secrets to staying in shape and prove you can smoulder in a two-piece, whatever your age. Read on and be bikini inspired!

Kim says: “I am no super-thin Hollywood actress. I am built for men who like women to look like women.”
https://thechive.files.wordpress.com/2019/07/officelead.jpg?quality=85&strip=info
Loading...