aviva premiership club gloucester will face a rugby football union hearing after selecting lock mariano galarza for their league game against sale sharks last month . the rfu has said galarza should have been ineligible for the match . in a statement , the rfu said : ` in the aviva premiership rugby match against sale sharks on march 29 , gloucester rugby breached aviva premiership rugby regulation 3.3 -lrb- a -rrb- by selecting a player -lrb- mariano galarza -rrb- who did not hold effective registration for gloucester rugby . mariano galarza played for gloucester against sale sharks despite the fact that he 's ineligible . ` the case will be heard by an independent panel of jeremy summers , bonike erinle and robert horner on monday , april 27 . ' they may not be much of a match in terms of size - but that proved no obstacle for the budding friendship between this tiny kitten and the dalmatian who towers over him . uno , just three weeks old , and louie , a full-grown dog , were together at home in spokane , washington , earlier this month . by . lizzie parry for mailonline . experts have today called for half-day closing on the high street to be brought back to stop overworked shop employees suffering stress . galarza was selected among gloucester 's replacements for a game that they lost 23-6 at the a j bell stadium . he went on as a 54th-minute substitute for tom savage . gloucester currently lie ninth in the aviva premiership , and it is feasible that they could be hit by a points deduction . the west country club have three league games left - against newcastle , london irish and bath - while they are also through to next week 's european challenge cup final , when they will face edinburgh at the twickenham stoop . the clip begins with one of the pogue family , who recently adopted uno , tentatively holding him before the two pets are introduced . adorable : louie , a full-grown dalmatian , is shown here snuggling with uno , a three-week old kitten . after carefully saying hello to louie 's left forepaw , uno climbs over and settle down between the huge canine 's front legs . louie then shifts his position , giving uno the chance to nuzzle and lick his neck , before settling down underneath one of his floppy ears . after uno noses his way forward so the two creatures ' faces are side by side , louie turns his head and nuzzle his new companion lovingly . the move would be familiar to millions of older people who will remember when whole town centres across the uk closed down at lunchtime one day a week to prevent shop staff being exploited . one leading psychologist said the move would have a similar effect today . professor craig jackson , from birmingham city university , said it would compensate millions of low-paid employees , who put in hours of overtime . the aviva premiership side now face the prospect of having points deducted for the misdemeanour . experts have called for half-day closing on the high street to be brought back to stop overworked shop employees suffering stress . he said it could also save the nhs millions of pounds a year in treating those who suffer stress and other conditions related to working too hard . professor jackson said millions of employees regularly work through lunchbreaks , stay late or come in early for no extra pay . many are low paid workers who fear losing their jobs and will put in extra hours for no money in order to show willing . he said : ` the uk workforce still has the highest mean number of full-time working hours of any european country . throughout the exchange louie 's mother , whom the family adopted at the same time as the kitten , looks on approvingly . according to the pogue family , their dog has a great track record with kittens . when they have adopted young animals previously , a hug with the dalmatian has been a rite of passage as they join the family . getting to know you : inquisitive uno pokes his way around his much larger friend 's body , and eventually settles under his floppy ear . professor craig jackson from birmingham city university , said it would compensate millions of low-paid employees , who put in overtime . file picture . ` as a country we work too many hours - and we also rely on the culture of unpaid overtime and the willingness of millions of employees to work outside of the 9 to 5 for free , on a regular basis . playdate : louie 's mother is pictured above overseeing the encounter in spokane , washington , this month . ` working unpaid overtime is now expected of workers in countless organisations , and technological advances facilitate this . ' these advances include being contacted by email or text in out-of-office hours and even on holiday . trading laws from the beginning of the 20th century limited the hours shops and many business could operate across a working week . this included being shut on sundays . to regulate these hours , they had to close for half a day during the week , with most areas choosing wednesday afternoons . this prevented children from working in their parents ' shops for more than 72 hours a week , for instance . the law was repealed in 1994 though in some areas , local traders came to a mutual agreement to all close one afternoon a week , usually on the quietest trading day . professor jackson added : ` since the trading laws were relaxed in the 1990s , millions of people in the retail sector in the uk have felt the effects of the shopping culture . ' a suitable remedy would be for companies to voluntarily bring back ` half-day closing ' for one day each week . ` it would give workers a break , and allow them to do other beneficial things in their lives , and any lost ` revenue ' that may occur as a result would easily be saved by fewer workers needing to access the nhs and their gps for countless work-related psychosocial issues such as stress . ' new york -lrb- cnn -rrb- -- the venerable cbs soap opera `` guiding light '' will go dark in september after 72 years and 16,000 episodes , the network announced wednesday . gina tognoni is one of many performers who have appeared on `` guiding light '' over the years . the daytime drama 's declining viewership led to the decision , according to a cbs spokeswoman . the show , which the guinness book of world records lists as the longest-running television drama , first aired on nbc radio in 1937 as a 15-minute serial , the spokeswoman said . it moved to television on the cbs network in 1952 as 15-minute drama . it later went to 30 minutes , and on november 7 , 1977 , it expanded to one hour and introduced the wealthy spaulding family as foils to the show 's middle-class bauers , who were a mainstay of the show for much of its run . in 1979 , the show did a groundbreaking storyline when the character of roger thorpe -lrb- played by the late michael zaslow -rrb- raped his wife , holly -lrb- maureen garrett -rrb- . the marital-rape story line reflected a significant real-life case in 1978 -- the state of oregon v. john j. rideout . it was the first time in modern u.s. history that a man was charged with raping his wife and then put on trial . it prompted national debate about whether a man had absolute sexual rights with his spouse . rideout was acquitted . among the actors who went on to greater fame after roles on the show : kevin bacon , james earl jones and taye diggs . the last episode is set to air on september 18 , the spokeswoman said . the show is produced in new york .
`` guiding light '' originally was radio serial on nbc , debuted in 1937 . show moved to cbs , which put it on tv in 1952 . last episode of show to air september 18 . kevin bacon among the stars who got their start on show .
currently lie ninth in the aviva premiership , and it is feasible that they could be hit by a points deduction . the west country club have three league games left - against newcastle , london irish and bath - while they are also through to next week 's european challenge cup final , when they will face edinburgh at the twickenham stoop . the clip begins with one of the pogue family , who recently adopted uno , tentatively holding him before the two pets are introduced . adorable : louie , a full-grown dalmatian , is shown here snuggling with uno , a three-week old kitten . after carefully saying hello to louie 's left forepaw , uno climbs over and settle down between the huge canine 's front legs . louie then shifts his position , giving uno the chance to nuzzle and lick his neck , before settling down underneath one of his floppy ears . after uno noses his way forward so the two creatures ' faces are side by side , louie turns his head and nuzzle his new companion lovingly . the move would be familiar to millions of older people who will remember when whole town centres across the uk closed down at lunchtime one day a week to prevent shop staff being exploited . one leading psychologist said the move would have a similar effect today . professor craig jackson , from birmingham city university , said it would compensate millions of low-paid employees , who put in hours of overtime . the aviva premiership side now face the prospect of having points deducted for the misdemeanour . experts have called for half-day closing on the high street to be brought back to stop overworked shop employees suffering stress . he said it could also save the nhs millions of pounds a year in treating those who suffer stress and other conditions related to working too hard . professor jackson said millions of employees regularly work through lunchbreaks , stay late or come in early for no extra pay . many are low paid workers who fear losing their jobs and will put in extra hours for no money in order to show willing . he said : ` the uk workforce still has the highest mean number of full-time working hours of any european country . throughout the exchange louie 's mother , whom the family adopted at the same time as the kitten , looks on approvingly . according to the pogue family , their dog has a great track record with kittens . when they have adopted young animals previously , a hug with the dalmatian has been a rite of passage as they join the family . getting to know you : inquisitive uno pokes his way around his much larger friend 's body , and eventually settles under his floppy ear . professor craig jackson from birmingham city university , said it would compensate millions of low-paid employees , who put in overtime . file picture . ` as a country we work too many hours - and we also rely on the culture of unpaid overtime and the willingness of millions of employees to work outside of the 9 to 5 for free , on a regular basis . playdate : louie 's mother is pictured above overseeing the encounter in spokane , washington , this month . ` working unpaid overtime is now expected of workers in countless organisations , and technological advances facilitate this . ' these advances include being contacted by email or text in out-of-office hours and even on holiday . trading laws from the beginning of the 20th century limited the hours shops and many business could operate across a working week . this included being shut on sundays . to regulate these hours , they had to close for half a day during the week , with most areas choosing wednesday afternoons . this prevented children from working in their parents ' shops for more than 72 hours a week , for instance . the law was repealed in 1994 though in some areas , local traders came to a mutual agreement to all close one afternoon a week , usually on the quietest trading day . professor jackson added : ` since the trading laws were relaxed in the 1990s , millions of people in the retail sector in the uk have felt the effects of the shopping culture . ' a suitable remedy would be for companies to voluntarily bring back ` half-day closing ' for one day each week . ` it would give workers a break , and allow them to do other beneficial things in their lives , and any lost ` revenue ' that may occur as a result would easily be saved by fewer workers needing to access the nhs and their gps for countless work-related psychosocial issues such as stress . ' new york -lrb- cnn -rrb- -- the venerable cbs soap opera `` guiding light '' will go dark in september after 72 years and 16,000 episodes , the network announced wednesday . gina tognoni is one of many performers who have appeared on `` guiding light '' over the years . the daytime drama 's declining viewership led to the decision , according to a cbs spokeswoman . the show , which the guinness book of world records lists as the longest-running television drama , first aired on nbc radio in 1937 as a 15-minute serial , the spokeswoman said . it moved to television on the cbs network in 1952 as 15-minute drama . it later went to 30 minutes , and on november 7 , 1977 , it expanded to one hour and introduced the wealthy spaulding family as foils to the show 's middle-class bauers , who were a mainstay of the show for much of its run . in 1979 , the show did a groundbreaking storyline when the character of roger thorpe -lrb- played by the late michael zaslow -rrb- raped his wife , holly -lrb- maureen garrett
aviva premiership club gloucester will face a rugby football union hearing after selecting lock mariano galarza for their league game against sale sharks last month . the rfu has said galarza should have been ineligible for the match . in a statement , the rfu said : ` in the aviva premiership rugby match against sale sharks on march 29 , gloucester rugby breached aviva premiership rugby regulation 3.3 -lrb- a -rrb- by selecting a player -lrb- mariano galarza -rrb- who did not hold effective registration for gloucester rugby . mariano galarza played for gloucester against sale sharks despite the fact that he 's ineligible . ` the case will be heard by an independent panel of jeremy summers , bonike erinle and robert horner on monday , april 27 . ' they may not be much of a match in terms of size - but that proved no obstacle for the budding friendship between this tiny kitten and the dalmatian who towers over him . uno , just three weeks old , and louie , a full-grown dog , were together at home in spokane , washington , earlier this month . by . lizzie parry for mailonline . experts have today called for half-day closing on the high street to be brought back to stop overworked shop employees suffering stress . galarza was selected among gloucester 's replacements for a game that they lost 23-6 at the a j bell stadium . he went on as a 54th-minute substitute for tom savage . gloucester currently lie ninth in the aviva premiership , and it is feasible that they could be hit by a points deduction . the west country club have three league games left - against newcastle , london irish and bath - while they are also through to next week 's european challenge cup final , when they will face edinburgh at the twickenham stoop . the clip begins with one of the pogue family , who recently adopted uno , tentatively holding him before the two pets are introduced . adorable : louie , a full-grown dalmatian , is shown here snuggling with uno , a three-week old kitten . after carefully saying hello to louie 's left forepaw , uno climbs over and settle down between the huge canine 's front legs . louie then shifts his position , giving uno the chance to nuzzle and lick his neck , before settling down underneath one of his floppy ears . after uno noses his way forward so the two creatures ' faces are side by side , louie turns his head and nuzzle his new companion lovingly . the move would be familiar to millions of older people who will remember when whole town centres across the uk closed down at lunchtime one day a week to prevent shop staff being exploited . one leading psychologist said the move would have a similar effect today . professor craig jackson , from birmingham city university , said it would compensate millions of low-paid employees , who put in hours of overtime . the aviva premiership side now face the prospect of having points deducted for the misdemeanour . experts have called for half-day closing on the high street to be brought back to stop overworked shop employees suffering stress . he said it could also save the nhs millions of pounds a year in treating those who suffer stress and other conditions related to working too hard . professor jackson said millions of employees regularly work through lunchbreaks , stay late or come in early for no extra pay . many are low paid workers who fear losing their jobs and will put in extra hours for no money in order to show willing . he said : ` the uk workforce still has the highest mean number of full-time working hours of any european country . throughout the exchange louie 's mother , whom the family adopted at the same time as the kitten , looks on approvingly . according to the pogue family , their dog has a great track record with kittens . when they have adopted young animals previously , a hug with the dalmatian has been a rite of passage as they join the family . getting to know you : inquisitive uno pokes his way around his much larger friend 's body , and eventually settles under his floppy ear . professor craig jackson from birmingham city university , said it would compensate millions of low-paid employees , who put in overtime . file picture . ` as a country we work too many hours - and we also rely on the culture of unpaid overtime and the willingness of millions of employees to work outside of the 9 to 5 for free , on a regular basis . playdate : louie 's mother is pictured above overseeing the encounter in spokane , washington , this month . ` working unpaid overtime is now expected of workers in countless organisations , and technological advances facilitate this . ' these advances include being contacted by email or text in out-of-office hours and even on holiday . trading laws from the beginning of the 20th century limited the hours shops and many business could operate across a working week . this included being shut on sundays . for one day each week . ` it would give workers a break , and allow them to do other beneficial things in their lives , and any lost ` revenue ' that may occur as a result would easily be saved by fewer workers needing to access the nhs and their gps for countless work-related psychosocial issues such as stress . ' new york -lrb- cnn -rrb- -- the venerable cbs soap opera `` guiding light '' will go dark in september after 72 years and 16,000 episodes , the network announced wednesday . gina tognoni is one of many performers who have appeared on `` guiding light '' over the years . the daytime drama 's declining viewership led to the decision , according to a
aviva premiership club gloucester will face a rugby football union hearing selecting lock mariano galarza sale sharks last. the rfu has said galarza should ineligible the match. in a statement, the rfu said : ` in the aviva premiership rugby match sale sharks on march 29 gloucester rugby breached aviva regulation 3.3 -lrb- a -rrb- by selecting a player -lrb- mariano galarza who did hold effective registration. mariano galarza played gloucester against sale sharks despite 's ineligible. ` the case will jeremy summers, bonike erinle and robert horner on monday 27. ' they may much size - proved no obstacle the budding friendship this tiny kitten who towers. uno, just three old louie together spokane washington earlier by. lizzie parry for mailonline. experts have today called half-day closing on brought stop overworked shop employees suffering stress. galarza was selected among gloucester 's replacements a game they 236 the a j bell stadium. he went as a 54th-minute substitute tom savage. gloucester currently lie ninth the aviva premiership, it feasible hit a points deduction. the west country club have three league games left - against newcastle, london irish bath - while through next week 's european challenge cup, when edinburgh the twickenham stoop the clip begins one the pogue family, recently adopted uno tentatively holding him before the two pets introduced. adorable : louie, a full-grown dalmatian shown here uno a three-week old kitten. after carefully saying hello louie 's left forepaw, uno climbs settle between the huge canine 's front legs louie then shifts, giving uno nuzzle lick before settling underneath one his floppy ears after uno noses his way forward so the two creatures ' faces are side, louie turns nuzzle his new companion lovingly the move would familiar millions older people will remember when whole town centres across the uk closed at one a prevent shop staff being exploited. one leading psychologist the move today. professor craig jackson, from birmingham city university said it compensate millions, put the aviva premiership side now face having points the misdemeanour. experts have called half-day closing on the high street brought stop overworked shop employees suffering stress. he said it could also save the nhs millions treating those stress other conditions related working too. professor jackson said millions employees regularly through lunchbreaks, stay come no extra pay many are low paid workers fear will put in no money in show willing. he said : ` the uk workforce still the highest mean number. throughout the exchange louie 's mother, whom the family adopted at the kitten looks according the pogue family, their dog a great track record kittens. when they have adopted young animals previously, a hug with has a rite as join. getting : inquisitive uno pokes his way his much larger friend 's body, eventually settles under his floppy ear professor craig jackson from birmingham city university, said compensate millions, put overtime. file picture. ` as a country work too many hours - also rely the culture unpaid overtime the willingness millions employees outside 9 to for free, on. playdate : louie 's mother pictured overseeing the encounter spokane, washington this month ` working unpaid overtime is now expected of countless organisations, technological advances facilitate. ' these advances include being contacted email or in out hours even on holiday. trading laws from the beginning limited the hours shops many business could across a working week. this included being shut on sundays. to regulate these hours, they had close for during with most areas choosing wednesday afternoons this prevented children working their parents ' shops for, for instance. the law was repealed 1994 though in some areas, local traders came all close one afternoon a, usually the quietest trading day. professor jackson added : ` since the trading laws relaxed millions in the uk felt the shopping culture. ' a suitable remedy would companies voluntarily bring back ` half-day closing ' one day each. ` it would give workers, allow other beneficial things any lost ` revenue ' that may occur as would easily saved fewer workers needing access the nhs and their gps for countless work-related psychosocial issues such stress. ' new york -lrb- cnn -- the venerable cbs soap opera `` guiding light will go dark september after 72 years 16,000 episodes, wednesday gina tognoni is one many performers appeared `` guiding light over. the daytime drama 's declining viewership led, according a cbs spokeswoman the show, the guinness book of lists, first nbc radio 1937 as the spokeswoman. it moved television on the cbs network 1952 as 15-minute drama. it later went 30 minutes, on november 7, 1977 expanded one hour introduced the wealthy spaulding family as foils the show 's middle-class bauers, a mainstay for in 1979, the show did a groundbreaking storyline when roger thorpe -lrb- played the late michael zaslow -rrb- raped, holly -lrb- maureen garrett -rrb-. the marital-rape story line reflected a significant real-life case 1978 -- the state oregon john j. rideout. it charged raping put. it prompted national debate a man had absolute sexual rights with his spouse. rideout was acquitted. among the actors went greater fame after roles : kevin bacon james earl jones taye diggs the last episode is set september 18, the spokeswoman. the show produced new york.
currently lie ninth in the aviva premiership , and it is feasible that they could be hit by a points deduction . the west country club have three league games left - against newcastle , london irish and bath - while they are also through to next week 's european challenge cup final , when they will face edinburgh at the twickenham stoop . the clip begins with one of the pogue family , who recently adopted uno , tentatively holding him before the two pets are introduced . adorable : louie , a full-grown dalmatian , is shown here snuggling with uno , a three-week old kitten . after carefully saying hello to louie 's left forepaw , uno climbs over and settle down between the huge canine 's front legs . louie then shifts his position , giving uno the chance to nuzzle and lick his neck , before settling down underneath one of his floppy ears . after uno noses his way forward so the two creatures ' faces are side by side , louie turns his head and nuzzle his new companion lovingly . the move would be familiar to millions of older people who will remember when whole town centres across the uk closed down at lunchtime one day a week to prevent shop staff being exploited . one leading psychologist said the move would have a similar effect today . professor craig jackson , from birmingham city university , said it would compensate millions of low-paid employees , who put as a country we work too many hours - and we also rely on the culture of unpaid overtime and the willingness of millions of employees to work outside of the 9 to 5 for free , on a regular basis . playdate : louie 's mother is pictured above overseeing the encounter in spokane , washington , this month . ` working unpaid overtime is now expected of workers in countless organisations , and technological advances facilitate this . ' these advances include being contacted by email or text in out-of-office hours and even on holiday . trading laws from the beginning of the 20th century limited the hours shops and many business could operate across a working week . this included being shut on sundays . to regulate these hours , they had to close for half a day during the week , with most areas choosing wednesday afternoons . this prevented children from working in their parents ' shops for more than 72 hours a week , for instance . the law was repealed in 1994 though in some areas , local traders came to a mutual agreement to all close one afternoon a week , usually on the quietest trading day . professor jackson added : ` since the trading laws were relaxed in the 1990s , millions of people in the retail sector in the uk have felt the effects of the shopping culture . ' a suitable remedy would be for companies to voluntarily bring back ` half-day closing ' for one day each week . ` it would give workers a break , and allow them to do other beneficial things in their lives , and any lost ` revenue ' that may occur as a result would easily be saved by fewer workers needing to access the nhs and their gps for countless work-related psychosocial issues such as stress . ' new york -lrb- cnn -rrb- -- the venerable cbs soap opera `` guiding light '' will go dark in september after 72 years and 16,000 episodes , the network announced wednesday . gina tognoni is one of many performers who have appeared on `` guiding light '' over the years . the daytime drama 's declining viewership led to the decision , according to a cbs spokeswoman . the show , which the guinness book of world records lists as the longest-running television drama , first aired on nbc radio in 1937 as a 15-minute serial , the spokeswoman said . it moved to television on the cbs network in 1952 as 15-minute drama . it later went to 30 minutes , and on november 7 , 1977 , it expanded to one hour and introduced the wealthy spaulding family as foils to the show 's middle-class bauers , who were a mainstay of the show for much of its run . in 1979 , the show did a groundbreaking storyline when the character of roger thorpe -lrb- played by the late michael zaslow -rrb- raped his wife , holly -lrb- maureen garrett
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