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Armistice Day
Armistice Day is commemorated every year on November 11 to mark the armistice signed between the Allies of World War I and Germany at Compiègne, France, for the cessation of hostilities on the Western Front of World War I, which took effect at eleven o'clock in the morning — the “eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month” of 1918. The date was declared a national holiday in many allied nations, and coincides with Remembrance Day and Veterans Day.
Photos from my time on the prince’s trust program.
The program was such a great experience, I loved every moment and I have made amazing new friends and memories with the people on the team which I will cherish.
I have certainly developed whilst on this program, I learned new skills which I need, for job applications and interviews, also skills that I need in every day life and situations. My confidence has had a massive boost whilst being on team! Being on team has given me the boost in cofidence that I really needed to help me to go and actively apply for jobs and aprenterships, which was I was struggling with because I had no idea what I was doing. I suddenly had to become an adult and had no idea how to do that and being on the team has certainly helped me with that. I now have a suitable C.V and the interview skills and techniques that I was lacking in to secure a job.
I definitely recommend people to go on this corse it’s a great opportunity for development and to gain some great new experiences. It last for 12 weeks and is for 16-25 year old, during the 12 weeks you will Spend a week away on residential. This is where you go away with the people on your team and the team leaders for a few days and take part in fun activities such as rock climbing, abseiling and team building/problem solving exercises. Undertake a community project, we redecorated our local sea cadet unit as it is a charity and couldn’t offord to get decorators but you could do anything for yours as you decide as a team what you want to do. Complete a work placement for two weeks. Participate in a team challenge. And at the end of the programme Stage a team presentation, during which you recount your experiences ( I wasn’t at my teams presentation or for the team challenge as I had already booked a holiday but really wished I was there)
If you are interested in taking part in the Princes Trust corse just send me a message and I’ll send you the details and tell you how to get in touch with someone.
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Would you just look at that... Apenas mirarías eso…
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Your rights when being stopped searched and Questioned.
Being Questioned.
When you are out on the street the police have powers to stop and ask you questions, they are also allowed to search you depending on the situation. A police officer can stop you at anytime and ask you the following questions:
- What you’re doing
- Why you are in an area and/or where you are going.
A PCSO (police community support officer) must be in uniform when they stop and question you. Police officers do not have to be in uniform but the do have to show you their warrant cards when questioning you if they do not show you their warrant card then you can refuse to answer their questions.
Being Searched.
When the police stop you they have the power to search you (being searched does not mean you are being arrested) as long as they have ‘reasonable grounds’ to do so if they suspect you’re carrying:
* illegal drugs
* a weapon
* stolen property
* something they think could be used in a crime eg. a crowbar.
You can be stopped and searched without ‘reasonable grounds’ but only if it has been by a senior officer. This can happen if it is suspected that serious violence could take place, you’re carrying a weapon or have used one or if you’re in a specific location or area.
Before you are searched the police officer must tell you:
* Their name and police station they work for.
* What they expect to find, eg drugs and the reason they want to search you, eg it looks like you’re hiding something
* Why they are legally allowed to search you and that you can have a record of the search and if this isn’t possible at the time, how you can get a copy.
MOST IMPORTANT PART, if don’t remember anything else I’ve written please remember this.
when a police officer searches you they can ask you to take off your coat, jacket or gloves.
The police can ask you to take off other clothes and anything you’re wearing for religious reasons - eg a veil or turban. If they do, they MUST take you somewhere out of public view.
If the officer wants to remove more than a jacket and gloves they MUST be the SAME sex as YOU and also take you somewhere private out of public view.
All information I have used is from GOV.UK and is only valid in the UK.
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Since we're talking about it.. I really want to convert to Islam, but I am gay and I feel like that would not only not be okay because it's haram apparently but no one would even want me to be a Muslim. So like. What do I do then? (I'm a girl btw)
You honestly shouldn’t let your sexual oreantarion be a reason why you can’t convert. Yeah its haram to be in a homosexual relationship but homosexuality isnt worse than disbelief or associating partners with Allah. What you do in your sex life is between you and Allah. No muslim has the right to tell you to leave islam or that you can’t become muslim.
