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Italian shooting survivor becomes South Sudan bishop





Thousands of people descended on a small town in central South Sudan to witness the ordination of Christian Carlassare as bishop of Rumbek - a celebratory end to what has been a traumatic year for the Italian cleric.

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He has overcome a shooting and subsequent operations since Pope Francis appointed him a year ago.

Within a few weeks of arriving in South Sudan last April, the 44-year-old cleric was shot four times in the leg by assailants who broke into his home in Rumbek.

Six people, including a senior member of the Catholic clergy, are on trial in connection with the shooting - in a case prosecutors are pursing although the church wants it dropped.

Friday’s mass in Rumbek was presided over by Cardinal Gabriel Zubeir Wako, the retired archbishop of Khartoum - and also attended by many other clergy and the new bishop’s parents.

The Italian is the first European to be ordained a bishop by an African cardinal in South Sudan.

In his sermon, Cardinal Wako said that the work of a bishop was often misunderstood.

“They think when someone becomes a bishop, he becomes a rich man,” he said, urging people to support Bishop Carlassare.

“Don’t take from him, encourage him to go on.”

Children attempt musical bumps record





More than 7,000 primary school children are believed to have set a new Guinness World Record for the largest ever game of musical bumps.

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BBC Radio Oxford instigated the challenge, with more than 60 schools in Oxfordshire taking part.

Craig Glenday, editor-in-chief of Guinness World Records, called it a "phenomenally fun record" to attempt.

Co-ordinator Lottie Garton said it was a "privilege" to raise funds for Comic Relief as part of the endeavour.

She said: "Red Nose Day is one of the fun days everyone looks forward to at school - so we wanted to make it even more fun, bringing together children across Oxfordshire to join in a gigantic game of musical bumps.

"There is something very special about children here working to raise money that helps make valuable changes to people their age across the world."

Children aged between four and 11 took part in the challenge at 09:30 GMT.

Exeter homes get solar panels to tackle climate change





About 300 council houses in Exeter have received solar panels and insulation as part of a council's net zero aim.

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The additions are being installed as part of a £2.4m project to help tenants save money and tackle climate change.

It is being jointly funded by the government and Exeter City Council, and aims to change 4,000 local authority homes by 2030.

One resident said the insulation had made a "big difference" to her.

The project, known as retrofitting, will see council houses receive improved insulation, solar panels, upgraded central heating systems and better ventilation.

Rebecca Merrett, a tenant, said: "Through the winter for us the insulation has made a big difference.

"We've had solar panels put on, new double glazing and doors and all the housing has been insulated."

Ms Merrett added she now only puts her heating on for about an hour-and-a-half in the morning and evening, a big drop from where she previously lived.

Germany charges Gambian over journalist's murder





A Gambian man has been charged in Germany with being part of an army assassination group when former President Yahya Jammeh was in power.

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Identified as Bai L, he is accused of participating in crimes against humanity, including the 2004 killing of Deyda Hydara, one of The Gambia’s most-respected journalists.

The federal prosecutor said Bai L had been a member of the elite unit known as “the Junglers” between December 2003 and December 2006.

On at least three occasions he had driven officers to locations where they had fired on Mr Jammeh’s opponents, the prosecutor said.

He was arrested in Hanover in March 2021 and has since been in pre-trial detention.

Mr Jammeh fled into exile after losing elections in 2017.

A truth and reconciliation commission set up afterwards heard from hundreds of witnesses about executions squads and other alleged rights violations committed under his 22-year rule.

It’s time for employees to take back the 'job hopper' label





Pre-pandemic, many unhappy employees stuck it out in unfulfilling roles. They bided their time and waited out some arbitrary milestone in time.

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Any less, they fear, would make CVs "patchy" and get them labelled a “job hopper”.

“It’s like you get two free passes for short stints, but anything more than that is a real red flag,” a veteran headhunter once told me. After all, who’d want to hire someone who might soon look for greener pastures?

But with the Great Resignation in play, we are now seeing more people resigning to explore different work-life arrangements, side hustles and career experiments.

So does this mean that the stigma of job hopping is evaporating? Will CVs with gaps and quick transfers to different organisations no longer be given the side-eye by recruiters?

I would say yes to a degree. A recent Milieu Insight survey suggests job hoppers aren’t seen negatively in Singapore.

Employers may be becoming more open-minded about people moving from company to company, especially in these fluid times where restructuring can be vital for continued success.

They may simply have no choice but to change their mindset: Amid a global war for talent, job vacancies in Singapore are at an all-time high of 98,700 in September 2021.

China 2021 meat imports fall 5.4per cent, surge in domestic pork supply weighs





China's imports of meat fell 5.4per cent in 2021 from the year before, customs data showed on Friday, as a surge in domestic supply of pork cut demand for overseas supplies.

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More than half the meat imported by China is pork, the nation's favourite protein, while about a quarter is beef.

China brought in 9.38 million tonnes of meat last year, said the General Administration of Customs, down from 9.91 million in 2020.

Producers have boosted pork output in recent years after output was devastated by an epidemic of African swine fever in 2018 and 2019.

But the surge in supply comes amid weak demand for pork, as fewer people dine out because of a series of COVID-19 outbreaks.

Domestic pork prices fell for most of last year and are down 14per cent in 2022, pressuring the price of exported meat too.

"Last year was tough because of the lower prices and logistics," said a leading exporter of pork and poultry to China who sought anonymity.

Though the overall value of meat imports was up 4.6per cent, at $32 billion, that was bolstered by beef, he added, global supply of which is tight, while pork prices have dropped, in turn pressuring chicken prices.

Weak demand and lower prices have sharply pushed down meat arrivals in recent months, while a ban on Brazilian beef from Sept. 3 until mid-Dec. reduced supply from China's top supplier of the commodity.

'Fresh air will help stop the spread'





It's 5C outside, but head teacher Mel Eastwood is making sure all the windows are open at her primary school in Wallasey.

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"Yes some children may be cold," she says. "But we are doing all we can to ensure they can comfortably get on with it."

Ms Eastwood's school - Egremont Primary - is one of more than 20,000 in England treading a fine line between ensuring good ventilation - by opening windows in line with government advice - and keeping children warm during the current cold spell.

For schools which have particularly poor ventilation, or cannot open windows, the Department for Education (DfE) is distributing between 7,000 and 8,000 air cleaning units.

Ms Eastwood says she has kept windows open throughout the pandemic, and that her school has seen a fraction of Covid cases compared with others in the area. Luckily for her, the old brick building keeps the heat in, but they've also had to put radiators on.

"It's not necessarily eco-friendly, but that's just the way it is." She says some children complain because they are "colder than normal". "[Is it] on a level that's inappropriate and unsafe? Absolutely not."

She has written to parents advising that children should wear vests, and says the school supplies extra tights and clothes for those who need them.

About 150 miles away in South Gloucestershire, one mother, who asked not to be named, says her 14-year-old daughter is wearing extra leggings and a T-shirt, as well as two pairs of socks, to school - but comes home "freezing" because the windows are open and the heating is off.

"My daughter is not happy about the extra layers of clothing and says she feels very uncomfortable," she says, adding that she worries cold classrooms will make it harder for children to concentrate.

"I understand that classrooms need to be ventilated and windows and doors open to circulate air, but I do not feel that this is a practical solution in the winter."

The results of a survey of 500 education staff, published by hygiene services company phs Group last Friday, found that one in five thought opening windows during the winter months was "impractical".

1,700 children in temporary housing in Wales





More than 1,700 children live in temporary accommodation, the Welsh government's latest figures have shown.

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The number of households without a permanent home in September increased 60% over 12 months to 6,935, including 1,742 under-16s.

Charity Shelter Cymru warned the homeless sector was at "breaking point".

The Welsh government said temporary accommodation had slashed the amount of people normally sleeping on the street.

Jennie Bibbings, Shelter Cymru's campaigns boss, said: "A lot of homelessness services are firefighting from one moment to the next, there are unprecedented numbers of people who are stuck in temporary accommodation this Christmas."

Ms Bibbings added that the situation was "in crisis stage".

"This is not a long term solution. You don't end homelessness with temporary accommodation, you need to be investing in permanent homes."

The evictions ban introduced because of the Covid pandemic had kept homeless numbers down.

That ended in June and evictions began rising again.

"We've seen more people becoming homeless because of relationship breakdowns, domestic abuse, trouble at home, young people being kicked out and we've seen big increases in illegal evictions as well," Ms Bibbings said.

Karen, 59, became homeless 11 months ago, and is a resident of one of 11 temporary homes Vale of Glamorgan council recently opened in Barry.

She gave up working as a taxi driver after three heart attacks and said she was unhappy in her previous accommodation.