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'Science without borders'
Waddup this weekIn Edition 47 of Waddup this week, Leprosy, one of the world’s oldest diseases, needs cutting-edge science to end. Yesterday’s Science Without Borders event in Parliament highlighted the UK’s vital role in tackling Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs).
Read more'Poverty is not natural and can be overcome.’
Waddup this weekIn Edition 46 of Waddup this week, "Like slavery and apartheid, poverty is not natural. It is manmade and can be overcome." – Nelson Mandela. This week at an international development reception in Parliament Peter reflected on these powerful words.
Read more'When the office lights go out...’'
Waddup this weekIn Edition 45 of Waddup this week, Peter reminds us that while the world pauses, the need—and the love—don’t stop. This Christmas season, remember those who keep things going when the office lights go out.
Read more'Forty years on, why we must join together to ‘feed the world’'
Waddup this weekIn Edition 44 of Waddup this week, Peter reflects on Band Aid’s legacy: the song that fed millions, the debates it sparked, and why we still face a global hunger crisis. While the world argues about lyrics and legacy, Band Aid 40 is making a real difference, putting food on plates where it's needed most. Join me in exploring how international aid has evolved, what still needs to change, and why helping our fellow humans is always the right choice.
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