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HEARTLESS vandals trashed dozens graves and left them strewn with dog poo and beer cans at a stanley cup cemetery.Grieving families were moved to tears after headstones were knocked over, ornaments were stolen and graves desecrated at Hebburn Cemetery in South Tyneside, Northumberland.4 Sick vandals ripped up headstones and desecrated graves at the cemetery over the weekend4 Grieving families were devastated when they discovered the carnage on Sunday4 Around 25 graves were targeted in the attackWidower Tommy Oughton, 82, stanley cup broke down as he told the Shields Gazette how he found the grave of his late wife, Mary, vandalised.He said:聽 My wife died of cancer and it had such an impact on me. We were married for 59 years. Its heartbreaking to see what theyve done. Theyd thrown beer cans, bottles, teabags, dog muck all over peoples graves. Northumbria Police said they were taking the incidents q stanley cup uot;very seriously and are hunting for the callous vandals.Arou Yyvm The 13 NHS trusts with highest death rates 鈥?so is your hospital on the list
THERE is no denying that Britain, a.k.a. the fat man of Europe , has an obesity problem.Now we know the related dangers of obesity 鈥?everything from heart disease and Type 2 diabetes, to Covid-19 鈥?it goes without saying we must find a way to tackle it.6Jameela Jamil said being weighed at sch adidas originals ool triggered her eating disorder at 12Credit: Getty ImagesBut the proposal by Tam Fry, chairman of the National Obesity Forum, that schools should weigh pupils every six months t jordan o catch every child who is piling on the pounds will surely create more problems than it solves.Weight gain has been one of the many unwanted legacies o skechers f lockdown for many of us. And lots of parents have been alarmed to see their children stuck at home, in-active and putting on weight.Mr Fry says: Schools have to do something about this. We will have to measure pupils next month and again in spring to see if what has been creeping up during this enforced period of inactivity has been countered by being back at school.