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According to fire officials, a fire that damaged a Planned Parenthood health clinic in Knoxville, Tennessee, last month was deliberately set. When the building burned down on Dec. 31, Planned Parenthood stated it was nearing the finish of a $2.2 million remodeling and expansion project. In a statement, Ashley Coffield, president and CEO of Planned Parenthood of Tennessee and North Mississippi, stated, "This is an abhorrent and tragic act of violence against Planned Parenthood, our patients, and our community." The health clinic had already been targeted. On the 48th anniversary of the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court judgement, which recognized the constitutional right to an abortion, someone fired a shotgun at its front doors on Jan. 22, 2021. "We are devoted to our patients in East Tennessee and will not let this attack take away the important health care services on which they rely," Coffield added, "even if it will take time to rebuild." The fire department s

An inquest heard that a mother who fatally drugged her two daughters before killing herself was afraid that if she left them behind, they would be taken into care. Tiffany Stevens, 27, supplied fatal chemicals to Darcey Stevens, 18 months, and Casey-Lea Taylor, three years, at their house in 2019. She then allegedly ingested a concoction of medications, according to the Bolton Coroner's Court. Ms Stevens killed her two children before killing herself, according to Assistant Coroner Peter Sigee. Their deaths were discovered on January 21, 2019, at a residence in Arthur Street, Little Lever, Bolton, and may have been there for a week, according to the inquest. Ms Stevens had a "traumatic" background after being placed in foster care as a kid, according to the court, which led to her "dislike" and "trust" of social services. She attempted suicide when she was 19 and was referred for mental health therapy at least eight times between 2011 and 2017, but she

As they return to school in England, some older students are refusing to take lateral flow examinations and wearing facial covers in classrooms, according to parents and other students. Charities are concerned about the consequences of ignoring this guidance on disadvantaged kids. Other parents, on the other hand, claim that masks have an impact on their children's learning. Schools, according to the government, "may decide how best to encourage" students to take examinations and wear masks. The Department for Education (DfE) stated that students should not be "denied education" because they wear a mask or not. It has already stated that it is committed to keeping schools open despite the fact that more staff absences are likely. 'We don't need to wear masks,' says the group. Pupils in England have been advised to do Covid tests in school before returning to class this week, as well as to wear face coverings in class. These are, however, only suggest