Parents furious as six-year-olds turned away from school for 'being two minutes late'

The outdoor gear company Patagonia is the latest company to announce an advertising boycott of Facebook and its Instagram app for the month of July — or longer — saying the social media giant has failed to take steps to stop the spread on its platform of “hateful lies and dangerous propaganda.” Patagonia joins The North Face and the outdoor gear company REI, which have announced similar boycotts in recent days. It is not clear how much the boycotts will affect Facebook’s advertising revenue, which was nearly $70 billion in 2019, making up nearly all of its total revenue for the year.

Levenshulme, who has asked to remain anonymous, said they received the letter last week and was drawn to the photo of a young family included.“I didn’t think it was too odd at first,” the resident told the M.E.N.“Reading on, it became clear that this was not actually a family wanting to buy a house in our area but a company: the letter said they will purchase with cash, in any condition, within 2-4 weeks.”The letter was sent from a man named Jay Puddy, a property director for a number of companies in Greater Manchester.

Cynthia Bailey spent some quality time with her daughter, Noelle Robinson, and fans are here for it. Check out the post that she shared on her social media account below.

Toya Johnson shared a funny video on his social media account, showing fans how she believes that Robert Rushing was going to propose to her. He had something else in store.

Tameka ‘Tiny’ Harris slammed a restaurant for allegedly having racist behavior towards some of its clients. Check out the video that she shared on her social media account and judge for yourselves.

Nickelodeon's Nick News is making a return this month with an hour-long special, Kids, Race and Unity: A Nick News Special.

reports that Hepple has refused to apologise in the social media post, and shared a video of the incident on his Facebook page after City beat Burnley 5-0.The Manchester Evening News has contacted Hepple for comment.In the early moments of Monday's defeat at the Etihad Stadium, the Clarets' first game since the Premier League restart, a plane flew past carrying a message which read, 'White lives matter Burnley'.It occurred shortly after all the players had taken the knee at kick off in support of the Black Lives Matter movement.The Lancashire club issued a strong condemnation of the incident during half-time and captain Ben Mee was also angered by what had happened.Hepple wrote: "I'd like to take this time to apologise ..

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coronavirus pandemic, things just aren't the same. The way we can meet our families and friends are totally different, while supermarkets have adapted to change too.In fact, stores were forced to put strict measures in place to maintain social distancing among workers and customers.But with such drastic measures, some Aldi shoppers claimed that "rude" staff ordered them to leave for certain reasons.

the Bury lawyer best known for helping Kate and Gerry McCann win £550,000 in damages from two national newspapers.Mr Smethurst owns a number of nurseries in the area - including Little Sparks in Wardle - but Bamford currently has no private provision and no nurseries available during school holidays.A document submitted to Rochdale council claims the Bury Road site is ‘ideally situated in the heart of the village and would be easily accessible on foot, by car, with bus routes stopping outside the property.’The nursery - set to cater for more than 50 babies, toddlers and pre-schoolers - would occupy the ground floor of the Bury Road building, boasting open play rooms, sleep areas and a sensory area for babies.Get the latest updates from

William Earl administratorComedian Jeff Ross took to Twitter on Monday night to refute allegations made on social media that he’d had a relationship with an underage girl more than 20 years ago.Ross’ note states plainly: “I have never engaged in any sexual relationship with a minor,” and then lines up his defense.“The story is old news,” Ross wrote. “It has been investigated numerous times and thoroughly reviewed and never published.

Boris Johson admitted the UK will see future outbreaks of coronavirus as he announced huge easing of lockdown in England.

The Caravan and Motorhome Club has released a list of its campsites that will be reopening on July 4 following the government announcement to ease lockdown restrictions.

A lad's attempt to kick a man who slapped him with a sausage fails spectacularly when he loses balance and faceplants the floor, with the embarrassing episode caught on video.In the video, a stocky customer is seen paying for his shopping – a single, large sausage – at the counter while shouting something to a man near the entrance.He picks up his sausage and strides over to the man, who is not wearing a face mask, and manhandles him out of the supermarket.After he bundles the slighter man out of the store, he whacks him around the face with his sausage.The stocky shopper says some words and turns to leave, however, as soon as his back is turned the man without a mask boots the heavyset shopper’s back, but instantly falls off the wall and

Has Chromeo ever released a bad song? The answer is NO!

Holly Willoughby has opened up about the “emotional” day when her three children returned to school.The mum of three, 39, had fans questioning her whereabouts after she was noticeably missing on Monday’s This Morning and was replaced by Davina McCall. Holly’s TV bestie and co-presenter Phillip Schofield then explained Holly had taken the day off to take her children to school for the first time since lockdown, with Holly later sharing a snap of her and her children on the special day.

Following on from the Me Too Movement and with the recent rise in support for the Black Lives Matter Movement, people are becoming increasingly more confident in calling out problematic behaviour when they see it.

Loose Women ’s Janet Street-Porter revealed on the show that she is still terrified of her ex partner who domestically abused her.

EasyJet has apologised after describing an Italian holiday destination as the 'land of mafia and earthquakes'.