Dia dhuit! Scotland’s culture is unique in numerous ways. This passage should help you better understand the country, and culture of Scotland. Scotland has lots of distinct features, including landscape, towns, religion, and cultural practices. My ancestry migrated from Scotland, so you will read the similarities and differences between my family culture, and Scotland’s culture. Scotland’s cultural practices are a lot different than countless other […]

The four papers that I am looking at all have climate change in common and it is the recurring theme throughout the papers, they all look at different areas of both the U.K. and also into the Northern parts of the world. The main areas of study are; the west of Scotland, Northern Ireland, Britain as a whole and finally Greenland. These papers all look […]

Introduction Approximately 3.2 billion people, which is more than half of the world’s population, are currently at risk of developing malaria (WHO, 2015). While, this health crisis is affecting 97 countries in the world, the vast majority of the cases are located in Africa. As of 2013, there were 198 million cases of malaria and an estimated 584,000 deaths of which, approximately 78% occurred in […]

Malaria Malaria is a major public health concern due to the fact that more than half of the world’s population is currently at risk of developing this disease (WHO, 2015). The regions that are currently affected by the various species of malaria are essential in the analysis for the future global transmission rate. In other words, to utilize the information generated by the Hadley Centre […]

India is a country in South Asia, and has astonishing assortment of faiths, dialects, and values that are exceptional and incomparable. Traditionally assorted and intricate, with rustic, and agricultural population, India has become a major manufacturing country that has experienced positive progress. Despite the manufacturing success, India still faces major health issues. Some of the country’s primary health problems are malaria, malnutrition/over nutrition, and cardiovascular […]

Hearing appeals against decisions of Magistrates’ courts is the second main role of the Crown Court judges. There are three different types of Crown Court centre, based on the type of work they deal with, these are: • First-tier centres – visited by High Court Judges for Crown Court criminal and High Court Civil work. • Second-tier centres – visited by High Court Judges for […]

ABSTRACT This paper tries to study the relations of one superpower and another emerging power in the world. This bilateral relation has passed through a roller-coaster nature since the Cold War period. But then since post cold war period the relations had warmed and it became a ‘strategic partnership’ . This paper tries to do an in-depth study of the changing relation between two countries, […]

System (P1) The Tracks: There are three tracks in the civil court system, the small claims track, the fast track and the multi-track. These three tracks were formed under the Civil Procedure Act 1997 to make it easier to deal with cases of different complexity. The Act has put in place a series of checks to “sort” the cases according to size of case, the […]

School and summer. Can you guess which one is dreaded the most? School; a part of education that has been around for centuries while causing moaning and groaning from students hopping out of bed in the morning. But then again there’s also the season of summer; a two month break that most kids look forward to, simply because it’s their time off from school and […]

Gone are the days of children getting off of school to help their family farms during the summer. Now, children as well as the teachers get out for some much needed relaxation. So why do we still follow the same schedule? It seems every school year the discussion of year-round education captures the attention of the general public. Is it time for year-round education (YRE) […]