Sir Ian McKellen has expressed his sorrow for celebrities who feel they cannot come out, describing being closeted as 'silly.' The Lord of the Rings actor, 85, is openly gay, having famously come ...
Sir Ian McKellen isn’t mincing words when it comes to sexuality. The veteran actor, 85, who came out as gay in 1988, has made his feelings very clear about young people, particularly actors ...
Ian McKellen wants his fellow actors to embrace their gender and sexual identity publicly. In an interview with The Times of London Sunday, the Lord of the Rings actor urged famous LGBTQ people ...
Prof Sir Ian Chapman, chief executive of UKAEA, said the agency believed that fusion energy could "contribute to a net zero future, including going beyond the decarbonisation of electricity".
Sir Ian McKellen has advised young gay actors in Hollywood to come out, stating that it is “silly” to remain closeted. The veteran actor, who came out as gay in 1988, compared the situation of ...
NHS England's national medical director is to step down from his role. Professor Sir Stephen Powis handed in his resignation in January, following seven years in the job. He will finish his duties ...
Professor Sir Stephen Powis, the organisation’s national medical director, has announced that he will step down this summer, after more than seven years in the role. He said he it had been an ...
NHS England’s national medical director is to step down from his role in the summer. Professor Sir Stephen Powis has been in the job for seven years. Sir Stephen, 64, handed in his resignation ...
Professor Sir Stephen Powis, national medical director for NHS England, will step down in July after seven years. His resignation is said to have been months in the offing but adds to an exodus at ...
The most senior doctor in the NHS is to step down just days after the chief executive announced her resignation. Prof Sir Stephen Powis, NHS England’s national medical director, will leave the ...
Prof Sir Nicholas Wald said in the report: “We have the means to prevent most heart attacks and strokes — many more than are currently being prevented.” “The status quo is not a ...
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