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home world uk culture people sports science & tech local news about newsnuggets news by children from the uk, rwanda and turkey home world uk culture people sports science & tech local news about newsnuggets --- from: st osmunds human trafficking in the uk: 12 year olds smuggled in a fridge lorry by delfina - 26/11/18 - uk , world on the 7th november, 21 vietnamese migrants — 11 of them children, many as young as 12 — have been found in the back of a refrigerated lorry in the british port of new haven, east sussex. they had been smuggled across borders, hidden between cases of sparkling water. investigators believe a romanian man was driving the lorry and he has been charged for entering the uk illegally. vietnam consistently ranks as one of the top countries for potential victims of trafficking, abuse and and modern day slavery in the uk. the uk's leading children charity nspcc reports that over 2100 children were identified as potential victims of trafficking last year. child trafficking and modern slavery are child abuse, says the nspcc. "children are recruited, moved or transported and then exploited, forced to work or sold". but is still unknown what the exact number of children being trafficked per day in the uk is. the charity said that is because "trafficking is a hidden crime and recorded statistics are almost certainly an under-estimate". but their staggering evidence suggests that 2 out of 5 potential victims of modern slavery found in the uk were children. the most common cases to be trafficked into the uk are people from albania,vietnam, afghanistan and eritrea. it is important to stay alert: children can be very blind when it comes to this matter and are easily targeted because they are so vulnerable. human trafficking is around us but hardly ever seen with a naked-eye. so we need to beware of its dangers, keep a close eye when we are alone or with friends, and never talk or go with a stranger. by : delfina from: st osmunds freeing benny by florence , eve and elise - 08/10/18 - uk on the 26th september, a beluga whale drifted up from the arctic and was found swimming in the river thames, in gravesend near kent. it's the most southerly sighting of a beluga ever. rescue teams from the port of london authority (or pla) are on permanent standby in case the whale, who seems to have lost its way 1500 miles from its natural habitat, gets into any danger. martin garside of the pla said there had been many discussions about rescuing the beluga and ferrying it out to sea, but it would be a very distressing task for the animal. he said it would preferable if it could make its way out to the ocean naturally. mr garside also warned: “the many onlookers who circle around in boats, fly drones over the whale’s head and gather in droves along the river banks should leave it in peace”. this is not the first time a whale has swam up the thames. in 2006, 2013 and 2016, whales have been washed up into the river but none of them were a beluga. belugas are the smallest of all whales. they look like large dolphins, reaching 4 metres in length. they are easily recognized by the white colour of their skin and bulbous foreheads (called "melons"). they are also known as ‘the canaries of the seas” because of their very distinctive voices. there is a natural concern about plastic pollution levels in the thames. would the beluga eat well, and would it survive? new reports from the 6th october suggest it is ‘foraging normally’ and martin garside stated that: ''this whale has stayed in the same spot for more or less six days, which is a relief. other whales have been in a hurry to get back but this whale has got comfortable.” most of the whale’s movements are being tracked by experts of the pla from a boat moored to a barge which causes minimum stress to the whale. it has now been nicknamed benny the beluga. as this article is published, benny appears to be in no hurry to leave the river and return to the sea and experts warn he could stay there for months. if it still here by spring, and the thames warms up, benny could be airlifted from the thames and flown 1,150 miles to iceland in an extraordinary "free willy-style" rescue mission. we will of course keep you posted. in the meanwhile, we wish benny good luck and to stay safe! by: elise, eve and florence from: st osmunds junk food linked to poor mental health by olek - 07/10/18 - science and tech , world the most recent scientific study has concluded that a bad diet can cause depression. interestingly it shows how very connected your gut is to your brain. just published in the journal molecular psychiatry, the findings have come from an analysis by researchers from britain, spain and australia who examined 41 previous studies on the links between diet and depression. dr camille lassale, from the department of epidemiology and public health at university college london and one of the scientists behind this research, has concluded that "a pro - inflammatory diet can induce systematic inflammation, and this can directly increase the risk of depression." she also added: "a bad diet heightens the risk of depression" which can in extreme cases lead to suicide -- and which would not be a nice way to end up. this study has shown that the impact of a poor diet is like that of smoking, pollution, obesity and lack of exercise. it seriously affects your mood. it has left many scientists contacting hospitals and gp's urging them to make a change to the food they recommend or serve patients. they all advocate a mediterranean diet, which can significantly lower the risk of depression because it consists of nuts, herbs, plants and fish. that combination is one of the healthiest and most balanced diets in the world out of thousands. of course many depressive patients have taken up this diet and in some cases it is even curing them. many people think this is absurd, but little do they know that it can cure depression on a global scale which of course would be extraordinary to people everywhere on the planet.this is a tremendous advancement because depression is a real sickness which is most often found in a city eco-system - where most people live. this makes people living in dense places even more prone to feeling low. they eat junk and then their mental health suffers. many are so low they hide from everyone and end up killing themselves. on the other hand eating a balanced diet can make you have more energy and can definitely make you happy. dr camille lassale and her scientist colleagues have shown the world how connected what you eat is to how you feel. and that can be really helpful to all of us humans living in many different countries and continents. by: olek from: barnes heathrow expansion good or bad idea? by piran - 06/07/18 - local news , uk ministers have marked a third runway as being an ''historic moment for the uk ", but many people disagree with the cabinet. you may be thinking what is the point of a third runway after all pollution is already bad in london. true pollution is not brilliant in london but their are plus sides too for a third runway at heathrow airport. first of all, heathrow is already falling behind other airports due to it only having two runways which means delays are more common because if one fails there is only one which is nowhere near enough to keep one of the world's busiest airports running smoothly. they are also proposing to add a sixth terminal which would increase heathrow's capacity by 50 million annually. with other airports having 3-8 runways it is no wonder heathrow is struggling to keep up with other airports. another plus side of the heathrow expansion plans are that customs will be quicker and it is possible that ticket prices might get lower. for airlines like british airways, their landing tax will be cheaper, delays will become less and less frequent and with the increase in amount of gates ba will be able to fly more flights daily with cheaper prices which means london

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