C Level - Debate Hour - glohima - 2021/2022

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Performing Arts
The Natural World
Surviving and Thriving
News/Information
Thinking and Learning
Change and Technology
Motivation and Efficiency
Communication and the Media

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Language and Literature
Travel
The Way we Live
Changing Fashions
Chance and Fate
Nature and Nurture
Economy
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Fitness and Nutrition
Brodening your Horizons
Politics
Relationships
Stereotypes
Health
Power and Social Issues
Leisure / Idleness

How remote working could be changing children’s futuresIn an era of remote and hybrid work, children are witnessing their parents working more than ever. Is this having a negative effect on kids?

When a 35-year-old actress is the mother of a 25-year-old: How Hollywood pushes out older womenThe decision to cast Emmy Rossum as Tom Holland’s mom in ‘The Crowded Room,’ even though the actor is just 10 years her junior, has reopened debate about sexism in the film industry

Court bid to prevent BBC airing MI5 agent probeThe government wants to stop a programme which alleges the man is a dangerous extremist and misogynist.

Are romantic relationships in the workplace legal? Why CNN chairman’s courtship cost him | Globalnews.caWhen is an office romance not okay? An employment lawyer explains why policies and power imbalances need to be taken into account.

Ministers under pressure to revoke law which makes it illegal to sleep roughRobert Jenrick has promised to scrap the Vagrancy Act but says it will take time to draw up replacement legislation

Rough sleeping: Arrests fall as police brand law 'archaic'Charities say the law permitting the arrest of rough sleepers is "criminalising" people who are homeless.

Burger King's moldy Whopper ad is dividing marketing expertsBurger King made headlines when it launched its latest ad — showing a Whopper going moldy — on Wednesday. But featuring mold in a food ad breaks all the rules of meal promotion, which usually involves beautifully-shot items that have been set up by stylists. CNBC spoke to several experts to get their reactions.

Your insurance company wants your fitness data. Should you be worried?People can agree to share their fitness data with their insurance company in exchange for lower premiums. But there is a growing push to make it mandatory and that raises ethical questions, writes Sven Tuzovic.

The nursing home offering free housing to studentsHumanitas is a model Dutch retirement home, where 160 elderly people over 85 live next to 6 university students, who devote 30 hours a month of their time to senior guests in exchange for free housing. We have spoken with Peter Daniels, care worker at Humanitas

How a teenager had 30 cosmetic procedures without showing IDA 17-year-old girl had £15,000 worth of cosmetic procedures without ever having to prove her age.

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