Longtime Batman voice actor Kevin Conroy died at age 66 on Nov. 10, 2022. Conroy voiced Batman/Bruce Wayne in some of the greatest animated Batman movies, TV shows, and video games. Conroy leaves behind a legacy of quality work as well as several family members. ‘Batman’ voice actor Kevin Conroy died after a short battle with cancer Conroy began voicing Batman/Bruce Wayne in 1992 with the debut of Batman: The Animated Series.

Protests are being staged outside Amazon's warehouses in Milton Keynes and at others around the country to highlight complaints about working conditions at the retail giant. The GMB is organising demonstrations at five sites on Friday, claiming some conditions are "inhuman". General secretary Tim Roache said: "We're standing up and saying enough is enough. You'd think making the workplace safer so people aren't carted out of the warehouse in an ambulance is in everyone's interest, but Amazon seemingly have no will to get round the table with us.

Johanna Ghiglia Qui Est Son Mari – Johanna Ghiglia a débuté sa carrière de journaliste grâce à l’Atelier de journalisme de Bobigny. Elle réalise son premier documentaire pour le blog DAWA sur le sort des jeunes diplômés qui ne trouvent pas d’emploi après que quelques déboires aient confirmé son envie de continuer dans cette voie. Dans le cadre de la campagne de promotion 2011 de la Fondation TF1, elle fait un pari et relève le défi.

The Justice Department should reconsider how it punishes juveniles accused of homicide, a coalition of former federal, state and local prosecutors wrote in a letter released on Thursday that urged limiting the use of sentences of life without parole. The group wants Attorney General Merrick Garland to agree to seek life without parole sentences only in the rarest of cases, where juveniles are "incapable of change." In all other instances, it said, federal prosecutors should ask for no more than 30 years in prison.

Prevent strategy This article is more than 11 months old‘Rapid rise’ in Andrew Tate-related cases referred to Prevent by schoolsThis article is more than 11 months oldCounter-extremism workers dealing with incidents including verbal harassment of female teachers and other pupils Counter-extremism workers have warned of a rapid rise in the number of cases being referred to them by schools concerned about the influence of the self-styled misogynist influencer Andrew Tate.