New Sense
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About New Sense
Who's next? The risk of living next door to Putin
... Russia s full-scale invasion of Ukraine has given Nato a New Sense of purpose: a newly beefed-up presence in allied nations close to Russia, and keen, new members - right on Putin s doorstep...
G7 summit: Taiwan looms large as Japan prepares to host leaders
... These routine exercises have taken on a New Sense of urgency, according to Lt Col Masatoshi Tanaka...
Queen Elizabeth II: What her death means to Malaysia
... But without Queen Elizabeth s authority and determination to keep the members of her former empire linked to each other, the Commonwealth may need new ideas and a New Sense of direction, to keep going...
America's race gap between black and white homeowners
... For her, homeownership has provided a New Sense of financial stability - and freedom...
Leni Robredo: The woman leading the Philippines' 'pink revolution'
... It feels like we re waking up and it feels like there s this New Sense of hope and pride for our country, " 32-year-old Cara Gonzalez told the BBC while campaigning door-to-door for Ms Robredo...
Coronavirus: London-key employees star on the cover of British Vogue
... The 21-year-old, who lives in Islington with her parents, said the has been a pandemic, a New Sense of pride in their work...
Sudan after Bashir: 'The revolution is on the curriculum'
... How the revolution happened: Afterwards the girls spoke about a New Sense of pride in being Sudanese, how they had shown themselves and the world what their country could become...
The New Zealand refugee project teaching women to ride a bike
... With their own set of wheels, the women get a New Sense of freedom and can do simple things like get to a language class or meet new friends...
Coronavirus: London-key employees star on the cover of British Vogue
Three front-line workers from the London star on The Cover of British Vogue next month.
London Overground Train Driver , an East London midwife, and King's Cross, supermarket workers, will all feature on the July page.
photographer Jamie Hawkesworth captured The Trio of women for a 20-page portfolio for The Fashion magazine.
"they represent the millions of people in the UK who said at The Height of the pandemic, put on your Uniform and went to help", Vogue ' s editor-in-chief, Edward Enninful ,.
"This moment in history, needed something special, a moment of thanks to the new front," he added.
Rachel Millar, 24, works as a community midwife at Homerton Hospital in East London for almost three years.
she was on the shift on one of The Delivery suites in The Hospital , when to take a team of Vogue came portraits of the many employees for what they believed was a feature on NHS staff.
in an interview with The Bbc , Rachel, lives in Leyton, described on The Cover of British Vogue as "surreal".
"I'm a bit overwhelmed - But in a good way. I had no idea it would be, what I know now, what it is," She Said .
"I have so many beautiful comments, and I think people enjoyed it, that someone from the NHS on The Cover .
"I have the feeling it has given the NHS a lot of recognition and lots of love to the jobs that may be overlooking in The Past . "
Narguis Horsford, the said for Transport for London for 10 Years and driven by London Overground trains for the last five, your manager called you to ask if you would like to be interviewed for the magazine.
"at first, I thought he was winding me up," She Said . "But it turned out later to be very real."
Narguis, lives in Bounds Green, North London , said: "I feel to be amazing, The Female front-key employees.
"It is very important to emphasize the Hard Work and contributions that we do to move to London and services that everyone needs.
"NHS workers are obviously very important, But it is also a mark well to other employees in other industries. "
Nargius said that you have to go first the feeling of being anxious to get to work, while the Corona-Virus outbreak, But has since then feel an immense sense of pride.
"I Am proud to be a key-worker and to be proud to work a Train Driver , these important workers. "
Also on The Cover Anisa Omar, who works as a supermarket assistant at the London King 's Cross branch of Waitrose supermarket.
The 21-year-old, who lives in Islington with her parents, said the has been a pandemic, a New Sense of pride in their work.
"wasn't My job to do something, what was that big a deal," She Said .
"But now it's like we are important. We have to be here, regardless of what is happening in The World . It is More Than just a job now. "
The full feature in the July issue of British Vogue .
kings cross, islington, fashion, leyton
Source of news: bbc.com
