The Daily Populous

Thursday December 17th, 2020 evening edition

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Far too often, the Formula 1 establishment fails to take action to condemn inappropriate actions of senior figures within the sport.

He is a repeat offender, and his presence in Formula 1 fundamentally violates any promises of equality or ethics from the FIA.

The victim can then be seen attempting to move away from him, and covers the camera and raises a middle finger towards it.

The video has been unanimously labelled as inappropriate, and appears a clear example of sexual assault.

It is almost unfathomable, then, that Mazepin posted it himself, on his own social media account.

I am sorry for the offence I have rightly caused and to the embarrassment I have brought to Haas F1 Team.

What it is, is a clear statement of intent - the intent to continue pushing as many boundaries as possible. »

Lenin spoke English with an Irish accent, say Russians

Authored by independent.ie

And the embassy provided evidence to back up the famous story about how Lenin spoke English with an Irish accent.

A Russian embassy spokesman said that Lenin had visited London several times -- and had hired an Irish tutor to teach him to speak English.

"Lenin said that his tutor in English was an Irishman and that was why he was speaking with an Irish accent," he said. »

COVID-19: French president Emmanuel Macron tests positive for coronavirus

Authored by news.sky.com

France's president Emmanuel Macron has tested positive for coronavirus, his office has said.

The brief statement did not give details of the symptoms the French president was experiencing.

Image: French President Emmanuel Macron welcoming Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi at the Elysee Palace in Paris during his official visit to France last week. »

How hope can make you happier with your lot

Authored by uea.ac.uk

It’s that feeling of being unhappy with your lot, the belief that your situation is worse than others, that other people are doing better than you.

“Relative deprivation can trigger negative emotions like anger and resentment, and it has been associated with poor coping strategies like risk taking, drinking, taking drugs or gambling.

‘Relative Deprivation and Hope: Predictors of Risk Behaviour’ is published in the Journal of Gambling Studies on December 16, 2020. »