NAIROBI: Richard Leakey, a Kenyan conservationist and paleoanthropologist who spearheaded campaigns

NAIROBI, Kenya — Paleoanthropologist Richard Leakey, known for his fossil-finding and conservation

NAIROBI, Kenya— Paleontologist Richard Leakey, known for his fossil-finding and conservation work

By Reuters Staff2 Min ReadNAIROBI( Reuters)-Richard Leakey, a Kenyan conservationist and

Mr Leakey, who served as Black Rod from 2011 to 2017, argued that Mr Bercow’s “ lack of humility

Discovered in 1976 by British archaeologist Mary Leakey, the so-called" Lateoli Footprints" have

John Bercow has called the Commons standards investigation process “ grievously unjust ” after revealing he has been found guilty of bullying allegations. The former Commons speaker told the Sunday Times that he has been found guilty on 21 counts out of 35 by parliamentary standards commissioner Kathryn Stone in a result that has yet to be published. The allegations were brought about by Lord Lisvane, the former clerk of the Commons, and private secretaries Kate Emms and Angus Sinclair. Two clai

A ￡65 million fund has been confirmed to support cultural businesses, organisations and events. Culture Secretary Angus Robertson said the sum will go towards supporting those in the sector who have been affected by the pandemic. The money includes the ￡20 million of business support funding for culture and events that First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced on December 14, and the ￡27 million for culture and ￡17 million for events announced last week.An additional ￡1 million of underspend from

Mr Bercow has faced criticism for attempting to get in his defence before the inquiry’s findings are officially announced.... It has done me some commercial damage.... It’s been pretty unpleasant.” Chris Bryant, chair of the Commons Standards Committee, said: “ The house is determined to change its culture and nobody is above the rules.”....

If that rises further then we look at things like merging classes, teaching in bigger numbers.” Mr Zahawi admitted it was “ more challenging, of course, to deliver education with masks on in the classroom ”.... They have an infrastructure to do that.... We now have 10, 000 more nurses and 3, 000 more doctors than we had last year working in the NHS.“ But the NHS is very good at sort of making sure that staff shortages are monitored and dealt with pretty well....