You’ll Never Find A Better Deal Than This Black Friday Offer

Nov 22 2023

Black Friday is upon us, and it’s that time of the year when we all scramble to grab the best deals. But what if we told you that this Black Friday, you could score a deal that might make you never care about a discount again? Sounds intriguing, right? Well, read on!

This Black Friday, Lottoland is offering a whopping 20% off on all lotteries and scratch cards to all customers. Yes, you read that right. All. Lotteries. And. Scratchcards.

All of them. From the crowd-favorite ‘EuroMillions’ to the USA-based ‘Powerball’, and even the ‘Happy St.Patrick’s Day’ scratchcards, despite it being November. Now I know what you’re thinking, ‘What about Elephant scratchcards?”, and the answer is yes, those too!

Just imagine the possibility of hitting a large jackpot on one of their lotteries or scratchcards – then knowing that you didn’t even pay full price for your stake!

Suddenly, Black Friday sales might not seem that exciting anymore. While there’s no guarantee, there is always possibility. And with 20% off site wide, don’t miss your chance to try your luck for even cheaper this Black Friday!

So, this Black Friday, why not try your luck with Lottoland? With 20% off on all lotteries and scratch cards, you’re already a winner. And who knows? You might just score a prize that will make every day feel like Black Friday, minus the rush and the long queues.

Remember, at Lottoland, everyone has the chance to be lucky in their own unique, individual way. So, grab this opportunity and make this Black Friday a day to remember. Because at Lottoland, we believe that everyone deserves a shot at their dreams. Click here to get started and claim your 20% discount.

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Lottoland is operated by European Lotto and Betting Limited and is licensed by the Malta Gaming Authority, license number MGA/B2C/609/2018. Players must be 18 or over.

Gambling can be harmful if not controlled. Please play responsibly. For help visit rgf.org.mt. The offer must be redeemed by clicking on the link provided in the article. The offer is available to both new and existing players and only redeemable once per player. The promotion expires on 30th November 2023 at 23:59 CET. These terms are supplemental to Lottoland’s Promotional Terms and Conditions.

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Museum Reclassifies Roman Emperor As Transgender Woman

Nov 22 2023

The North Hertfordshire Museum has decided to relabel its exhibit on Roman Emperor Elagabalus, acknowledging the possibility that the emperor may have identified as a trans woman.

The museum will now use female pronouns, referring to Elagabalus as “she” and “her.” This decision is based on historical references suggesting the emperor once said, “call me not Lord, for I am a Lady.”

Elagabalus ruled the Roman Empire for a brief four years, from 218 AD to their assassination in 222 AD at the age of 18. The emperor’s gender identity has been a longstanding and debated topic among scholars.

While classical texts, such as those by Cassius Dio, describe Elagabalus’s marriages to both men and women and their use of effeminate language, historians caution against taking these accounts at face value, given the biased and hostile perspectives of the authors.

Dr. Shushma Malik, a Cambridge University classics professor, notes the lack of direct evidence from Elagabalus and emphasises that references to gender fluidity in Roman literature were often used for political criticism.

The museum consulted LGBTQ+ charity Stonewall to ensure its displays are up-to-date and inclusive. Councillor Keith Hoskins, executive member for Enterprise and Arts at North Herts Council, believes the decision reflects standard practice and respects Elagabalus’s explicit identification as a woman, citing historical evidence.

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Journalist Death Rate In Gaza 4 Times Higher, Daphne Caruana Galizia Foundation

Nov 22 2023

The Daphne Caruana Galizia Foundation, along with four other organisations (aditus, SOS Malta, Moviment Graffitti and Jesuit Refugee Service Malta), have penned a letter to the European Parliament, calling ‘for an immediate ceasefire to protect the remaining innocent civilians in Gaza, including journalists.’

‘More than 13,000 people have been killed in Gaza by the IDF since the shocking attacks on civilians in Israel on 7 October, by Hamas, which left some 1,200 dead. Of the dead in Gaza, more than 5,500 are children’, the organisations wrote.

‘Moreover, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists, as of 21 November, at least 53 journalists and media workers were confirmed dead – 10 in the last four days alone, 11 journalists were reported injured, three journalists were reported missing, 18 journalists were reported arrested and media headquarters have been illegally destroyed.’

‘When a journalist is killed, the collective loss is larger than the individual loss of life. Every death of a journalist diminishes the collective capacity to tell the truth about what is happening in Gaza.’

‘The US call for a more targeted campaign of bombing has failed to stop indiscriminate killing. No one and nowhere in Gaza is safe. The bombing of schools, hospitals and refugee camps and the killing of innocent civilians continues at a rate unknown in recent history. The death rate among journalists is four times the rest of the population. This implies that journalists are being targeted for extrajudicial killing, which is a war crime.’

The letter comes as EP President Roberta Metsola welcomes the deal for a humanitarian pause in ‘hostilities in Gaza as well as the release of a number of hostages brutally taken by Hamas on October 7th.’

I welcome the deal for a humanitarian pause in hostilities in Gaza and the release of a number of hostages brutally taken by Hamas on October 7th.

It gives some hope to devasted families in Israel and some respite to Palestinians in Gaza.

This is a moment we can build upon.

— Roberta Metsola (@EP_President) November 22, 2023

‘It gives some hope to devastated families in Israel and some respite to Palestinians in Gaza. This is a moment we can build upon’, wrote Metsola on Twitter (X).

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Vigil For Bernice Cilia One Year From Her Murder

Nov 22 2023

Family members of the late Bernice Cilia, along with activists from Moviment Graffitti and other entities, met in Raħal Ġdid after she was murdered by her estranged husband Roderick Cassar.

‘A year ago, we lost one of us’, Moviment Graffitti wrote. ‘The sadness was and still is massive, but for the activists and professionals working in the sector, we cannot say it was a shock.’

The group wrote how this is a story of a system which does not work to protect those who need it the most. ‘A year later, and after recommendations of magisterial inquiries, we are here to not only remember Bernice, but to call for the necessary reforms.’

‘We are here to remind everyone that femicide is not a crime of passion, but one of power and control. We are here to remind everyone that the murder is not committed by the accused, but by the state which, day after day, fails to protect us.’

‘In the name of Bernice, but also every other person who became victims of crimes of power and failure of the state, we will not be silenced’, the statement ended.

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