Settling In
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| Originally published | May 2003 |
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| Authors | Philip Freeman |
| Eileen Osborne | |
| Illustrators | Andrew Wright |
| Music groups | Harold & Huwi |
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| ID | 2926680 |
About Settling In
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...By Giancarlo RinaldiSouth Scotland reporter, BBC Scotland news websiteThe sheep described as the loneliest in Britain is said to be Settling In well to her new home...
Brixton village: How the 'Oxford Street of South London' evolved
... In the two decades that followed, almost half a million people moved from Commonwealth countries to the UK, many of them coming from the West Indies and Settling In Brixton...
The UK nationals killed in Hamas attacks on Israel
... Bernard CowanBernard Cowan, who grew up in Glasgow before Settling In Israel with his wife and three children, Sammy Stein, chairman of Glasgow Friends of Israel, said Mr Cowan - who was a grandfather - returned to the city often and regularly visited Mr Stein s peace advocacy stall in the city centre...
Phyllis Latour: The secret life of a WW2 heroine revealed
... After World War Two, Phyllis married and lived in Kenya, Fiji and Australia, before Settling In New Zealand...
Children among 17 Britons dead or missing in Israel
... Bernard Cowan grew up in Glasgow before Settling In Israel with his wife and three children...
Six Triple Eight: The battalion of black women erased from history
... They set sail from America to the UK, finally Settling In Birmingham to join the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion...
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... Without a prospect of returning to Russia, more and more people need to apply for residency to be able to work in the countries they are Settling In - though many are finding ways to keep working remotely for Russian employers...
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... Perry was born in Blackheath, London, in October 1938, and moved first to the Bahamas at the age of eight before Settling In New Zealand...
The UK nationals killed in Hamas attacks on Israel
The UK government has said " at least" seven British nationals were killed in Hamas's Surprise Attack on Israel on 7 October. It says a further nine are missing, some of whom are feared dead or are being Held Hostage in Gaza.
The stories of those who have lost their lives are still emerging. These are The Victims we have learned about So Far .
Lianne and Yahel SharabiBritish-born Lianne Sharabi on Kibbutz Be'eri, her family told The Bbc .
Her two Daughters - Noiya, 16, and Yahel, 13 - were missing in The Days that followed. It was confirmed on 17 October that Yahel had been killed. Noiya is Still Missing .
Lianne was born in the UK but started a New Life in southern Israel after marrying husband Eli. He is also missing.
In a statement, their British family called Lianne the " light of Our Family 's life".
" She had a wonderful, caring nature. She would help anyone in Trouble - be it physical, emotional or financial, she would be there for them. She was funny, with a dry sense of humour, " they said.
" We will miss Our Girl to The End of our days and keep her in our hearts forever, tucked away with the fondest memories of her 48 years. "
Relatives described Yahel as " a bundle of energy" who loved " riding her bike at breakneck speed around the kibbutz, playing football, singing and dancing to Tik Tok and YouTube with sister, Noiya, and, on occasions her British cousins".
They said she had a strong sense of adventure, enjoyed scuba diving, sky diving and zip-lining, and had a keen interest in the Natural World .
" We will never know what she could have become - a vet, an entertainer, a naturalist, maybe even The First Israeli woman In Space .
" All we know is that there is a Yahel-shaped hole in our lives that can never be filled, " they said.
Nathanel YoungThe 20-year-old attended North London 's JFS Jewish School before moving to Israel to serve in the military. Its headteacher said The School 's community was " devastated" and " heartbroken" at The News of the death.
Eliot, Mr Young's brother, " Whenever I saw him, I always gave him a huge hug. And I will miss that smile. That hug and those laughs that we had together. "
Mr Young's funeral, held at Israel's national cemetery Mount Herzl , was interrupted after loud bangs were heard over Jerusalem.
A crowd of More Than 1,000 people were forced to run and find cover between gravestones and under trees when Air Raid sirens started to sound.
Bernard CowanBernard Cowan , who grew up in Glasgow before Settling In Israel with his wife and three children,
Sammy Stein, chairman of Glasgow Friends of Israel, said Mr Cowan - who was a Grandfather - returned to The City often and regularly visited Mr Stein's peace advocacy stall in the City Centre .
He told Bbc Scotland that Mr Cowan lived " metres" from the Gaza barrier, adding: " It was quiet, it was peaceful and it was in the country. He loved it. "
Jake MarloweMr Marlowe was working as a Security Guard at the Supernova Music Festival , where by militants.
The 26-year-old was reported missing from The Event , which took place near the Re'im kibbutz a few miles from the Gaza barrier.
A friend told that he was a talented musician and DJ who was " happy and thriving" in Israel after relocating in 2021.
He is a former pupil of North London 's JFS Jewish School . When Mr Marlowe was still classed as missing, head teacher David Moody said The School community was praying for him.
Daniel DarlingtonThe family of Daniel Darlington have said they believe he is among those killed.
Mr Darlington was originally from Manchester but had been living in Berlin. The Photographer had been visiting friends in Israel and was travelling with a German woman.
He was educated at Cheadle Hulme School, according to a memorial page.
In a statement posted on Instagram, his sister referred to him as Danny and " baby brother". She Said he was killed at the Nir Oz kibbutz alongside a friend.
She wrote: " Only days before he was riding his bike, laughing, taking photos of sunsets and enjoying life's simple pleasures. "
Mr Darlington had intended to leave for Tel Aviv The Day before the militants struck, she wrote, but had decided to stay an extra day to show his friend around the kibbutz.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
