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Please see this excellent PowerPoint about Radicalisation and Extremism made by our learner Stephen Mountjoy. These issues are so important to understand in current times, with turbulent national and international political events, and domestic issues like Covid-19 and Brexit. Events like these increase the risk of extremism significantly. Please have a look through, and many thanks to you Stephen!
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We have our experience of running two successful helplines, the Professionals Online Safety Helpline and The Revenge Porn Helpline. This experience has given us the unique set of skills, insights and relationships with industry to provide specialist support.
We studied the community guidelines of several different platforms to determine which types of content are likely to violate terms. We have worked hard to create a safe and effective platform to report harmful content.
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Public Health England says about 85% of people with Covid will have at least one.
Update week commencing 28th September 2020
From today, people in England will be required by law to self-isolate if they test positive or are contacted by NHS Test and Trace. This law has been introduced to ensure compliance with self-isolation rules and to reduce the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19).
Fines will also be introduced from today for those breaching self-isolation rules, starting at £1,000, in line with the existing penalty for breaking quarantine after international travel. This could increase to up to £10,000 for repeat offences and the most serious breaches, including for those preventing others from self-isolating.
Employers who force or allow staff to come to work who they know should be self-isolating will also be liable for fines of up to £10,000.
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