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https://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/alan-sheehan-recruits-former-leicester-10057341 Alan Sheehan recruits former Leicester City team-mate after Championship side make manager call The Irish left-back has been placed in interim charge of Swansea City for the remainder of the season as they look to steer clear of the Championship relegation zone ByJordan Blackwell 15:47, 26 MAR 2025 Former Leicester City left-back Alan Sheehan has been named Swansea’s caretaker boss for the remainder of the season – and he’s recruited one of his former team-mates to join him. Sheehan, a graduate of City’s academy, has steered Swansea to seven points from five games since being placed in interim charge following Luke Williams’ sacking last month. That has eased the Swans’ relegation fears, with the club now six points and six places clear of the Championship relegation zone. As a result, the Irishman has been placed in charge for the remainder of the campaign. Sheehan, who also did well in an interim stint at Swansea last season, has been able to bring in a couple of coaches to join him this time around, and has called on one of his old City team-mates. Richard Stearman, who also came up through City’s academy, has linked up with Sheehan following a spell as assistant manager at Solihull Moors. Stearman played 130 games for City between 2004 and 2008, leaving for Wolves following the club’s relegation to the third tier. Sheehan also played in that relegation season, and featured 29 times in total before transferring to Leeds. Former Huddersfield manager Mark Fotheringham has also joined the Swansea coaching team. Swansea director of football Richard Montague said: “We're delighted Alan has agreed to lead the team for the rest of the season. “We would like to extend a big welcome to Mark and Richard as they join our coaching staff in support of Alan. “Both will aid us in our efforts to finish the season as strongly as possible, which is the full focus of everyone at the club at this moment.” Swansea are next in action at promotion favourites Leeds, but then face two key matches at home to relegation-threatened Derby and Plymouth.

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c3w1gq5e1d2o 'I was a rich footballer - and a gambling addict' Footballer Dean Sturridge, a man with very short dark hair, playing in a football match. He is wearing an old Wolverhampton Wanderers kit - an orange long-sleeved shirt - with "Goodyear" written in black, black shorts with orange stripes and orange shorts with black tops. Other Wolves players are in the shot, as are Sheffield United players. They are wearing shirts with red and white vertical stripes, white shorts and red socks. Sturridge appears to have just kicked the ball, which is near him. Gavin Kermack BBC News, West Midlands Kath Stanczyszyn BBC Radio WM "When I couldn't play football because of injury, I'd be sat on my settee. I'd have boredom, I'd have time – and I'd have the money. That's when the bets escalated and I was totally out of control," says a former professional footballer. Dean Sturridge, born in Birmingham, was a successful striker, notably playing in the Premier League for Derby County, Leicester City and Wolverhampton Wanderers, as well as having spells at Sheffield United and Kidderminster Harriers. But behind the scenes, he was struggling with a serious gambling addiction. After five and a half years in recovery, Sturridge is using his experience to help others stuck on what he calls the "desert island" of addiction. Sturridge is the newest ambassador for the gambling support charity Gordon Moody, which first brought the Gamblers Anonymous concept from the US to the UK in 1971. "I know the feeling of being in addiction, being lonely, being isolated, feeling guilt, feeling shame, feeling embarrassment," said Sturridge, now 51. "Everybody's story is unique, but I'm hoping I can inspire just one person." Sturridge's gambling problem began when he was young but became worse when he was faced with the fame and fortune of becoming a professional footballer. He remains Derby County's record goalscorer in the Premier League. "My first signing-on fee was a big figure," he explained. "It was supposed to be going down to buy my first car, a Ford Fiesta Firefly. "I couldn't pay for it because I'd lost my signing-on fee within hours of it going into my account." Sturridge ended up borrowing money from a team-mate to pay for the car. "I'd be going from the bookie to the bank... writing cheques out and going into the branch, then withdrawing money. "By the end of the day you see nil in your account, when at the start of the day it had thousands in it." Footballer Dean Sturridge is wearing a blue Leicester City football shirt, emblazoned with the Walkers logo, and white shorts. He is smiling and pointing at something off-camera. A large out-of-focus crowd is behind him. Image source,Getty Images/Allsport Sturridge, pictured playing for Leicester City, is hoping to use his own experiences as a gambling addict to help others Sturridge acknowledges his salary allowed him to finance his addiction - but he felt the impact in other areas. "When I'd be with my children [and my wife], some of the time I'd be on my phone putting a bet on," he remembers. "I wasn't present in the conversations. "And that's the most disappointing thing for me that I have regrets about. But I'm glad now that I'm in recovery, I'm a better person. "And I have a great opportunity now with my grandson, who's a year old, that I can show him the new improved Dean." Things came to a head when Sturridge's wife came home early one day and found him watching horse racing and placing bets. Within 24 hours, he was at a Gamblers Anonymous meeting. "Walking through those doors, it was the catalyst for me understanding myself. "As a gambler, I think you shut off [your emotions]; you compartmentalise, and I did that as a sportsman as well. "I was always pushing my emotions to the side and trying to mask them." Sturridge now works as a football agent Now a football agent, Sturridge believes young players are more equipped to deal with the trappings of fame - but stresses that they still need support. "It's important... for people like myself, for people in organisations like Gordon Moody, to go into schools and into football clubs and just help them on their journey."

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c3w1gq5e1d2o 'I was a rich footballer - and a gambling addict' Footballer Dean Sturridge, a man with very short dark hair, playing in a football match. He is wearing an old Wolverhampton Wanderers kit - an orange long-sleeved shirt - with "Goodyear" written in black, black shorts with orange stripes and orange shorts with black tops. Other Wolves players are in the shot, as are Sheffield United players. They are wearing shirts with red and white vertical stripes, white shorts and red socks. Sturridge appears to have just kicked the ball, which is near him. Gavin Kermack BBC News, West Midlands Kath Stanczyszyn BBC Radio WM "When I couldn't play football because of injury, I'd be sat on my settee. I'd have boredom, I'd have time – and I'd have the money. That's when the bets escalated and I was totally out of control," says a former professional footballer. Dean Sturridge, born in Birmingham, was a successful striker, notably playing in the Premier League for Derby County, Leicester City and Wolverhampton Wanderers, as well as having spells at Sheffield United and Kidderminster Harriers. But behind the scenes, he was struggling with a serious gambling addiction. After five and a half years in recovery, Sturridge is using his experience to help others stuck on what he calls the "desert island" of addiction. Sturridge is the newest ambassador for the gambling support charity Gordon Moody, which first brought the Gamblers Anonymous concept from the US to the UK in 1971. "I know the feeling of being in addiction, being lonely, being isolated, feeling guilt, feeling shame, feeling embarrassment," said Sturridge, now 51. "Everybody's story is unique, but I'm hoping I can inspire just one person." Sturridge's gambling problem began when he was young but became worse when he was faced with the fame and fortune of becoming a professional footballer. He remains Derby County's record goalscorer in the Premier League. "My first signing-on fee was a big figure," he explained. "It was supposed to be going down to buy my first car, a Ford Fiesta Firefly. "I couldn't pay for it because I'd lost my signing-on fee within hours of it going into my account." Sturridge ended up borrowing money from a team-mate to pay for the car. "I'd be going from the bookie to the bank... writing cheques out and going into the branch, then withdrawing money. "By the end of the day you see nil in your account, when at the start of the day it had thousands in it." Footballer Dean Sturridge is wearing a blue Leicester City football shirt, emblazoned with the Walkers logo, and white shorts. He is smiling and pointing at something off-camera. A large out-of-focus crowd is behind him. Image source,Getty Images/Allsport Sturridge, pictured playing for Leicester City, is hoping to use his own experiences as a gambling addict to help others Sturridge acknowledges his salary allowed him to finance his addiction - but he felt the impact in other areas. "When I'd be with my children [and my wife], some of the time I'd be on my phone putting a bet on," he remembers. "I wasn't present in the conversations. "And that's the most disappointing thing for me that I have regrets about. But I'm glad now that I'm in recovery, I'm a better person. "And I have a great opportunity now with my grandson, who's a year old, that I can show him the new improved Dean." Things came to a head when Sturridge's wife came home early one day and found him watching horse racing and placing bets. Within 24 hours, he was at a Gamblers Anonymous meeting. "Walking through those doors, it was the catalyst for me understanding myself. "As a gambler, I think you shut off [your emotions]; you compartmentalise, and I did that as a sportsman as well. "I was always pushing my emotions to the side and trying to mask them." Sturridge now works as a football agent Now a football agent, Sturridge believes young players are more equipped to deal with the trappings of fame - but stresses that they still need support. "It's important... for people like myself, for people in organisations like Gordon Moody, to go into schools and into football clubs and just help them on their journey."

Hope this one fares better Space Knowledge · Follow As of 2025, there are approximately 10,000 active satellites orbiting Earth, a significant increase from previous years. A large portion of these satellites belong to SpaceX’s Starlink constellation, which aims to provide global internet coverage. This rapid expansion of satellites has led to growing concerns about space debris. With more satellites in orbit, the risk of collisions increases. When satellites or other objects crash into each other, they can break apart into smaller debris, which can remain in orbit for years or even decades. These fragments pose a threat to operational satellites, the International Space Station, and future space missions. Even tiny debris, traveling at high speeds, can cause significant damage to spacecraft. To address this issue, space agencies and private companies are developing strategies for debris mitigation, such as de-orbiting satellites at the end of their life cycles and designing systems to remove existing debris from space. However, as satellite launches continue to rise, managing space traffic and preventing collisions will become even more critical for the sustainability of space activities. #space #earth #satellite # #satelliteinternet #spacetrash #elon #starlink #starlinkinternet #starlinksatellite

I'd sooner see On this Day previous LCFC achievements but we'd more than likely get KP achievements I'm surprised we don't already. "Congratulations to KP on this day we purchased.........."

https://sportwitness.co.uk/leicester-city-in-battle-for-free-agent-player-already-received-concrete-approaches/ Leicester City in battle for free agent – Player already received concrete approaches By Naveen Ullal - 26th March 2025 Leicester City are one of the clubs in the picture to sign VfL Bochum’s Bernardo in the summer window. That’s at least what Sky Deutschland are reporting, and they cover Leicester’s interest in the defender when discussing his future. The 29-year-old joined the Bundesliga club from Red Bull Salzburg in August 2023 and signed a contract until the end of this season. Sky claim the Brazilian will not be extending his contract at Bochum and will leave as a free agent in the next window. The centre-back missed the start of this season and was sidelined with a knee injury until November. He’s been a regular since then, making 15 league appearances so far. Bernardo’s contract situation, coupled with his ‘strong defensive performances’ have seen him attract interest from clubs in Germany and across Europe, including Leicester. The report claims Leicester, VfL Wolfsburg, Union Berlin, Villarreal and CA Osasuna are all interested in the South American. Sky add the player has already received ‘concrete enquires’. They haven’t made it clear or specified whether the Foxes are one of those to have made a concrete approach. Or Bernardo Fernandes da Silva Junior, known simply as Bernardo, is a Brazilian professional footballer who plays as a full-back or centre-back for German Bundesliga club [[VfL Bochum and now he has a verbal agreement with Panathinaikos Wikipedia

Trump has blown up the world order - and left Europe's leaders scrabbling This is the gravest crisis for Western security since the end of World War Two, and a lasting one. As one expert puts it, "Trumpism will outlast his presidency". But which nations are equipped to step to the fore as the US stands back? At 09.00 one morning in February 1947, the UK ambassador in Washington, Lord Inverchapel, walked into the State Department to hand the US Secretary of State, George Marshall, two diplomatic messages printed on blue paper to emphasise their importance: one on Greece, the other on Turkey. Exhausted, broke and heavily in debt to the United States, Britain told the US that it could no longer continue its support for the Greek government forces that were fighting an armed Communist insurgency. Britain had already announced plans to pull out of Palestine and India and to wind down its presence in Egypt. The United States saw immediately that there was now a real danger that Greece would fall to the Communists and, by extension, to Soviet control. And if Greece went, the United States feared that Turkey could be next, giving Moscow control of the Eastern Mediterranean including, potentially, the Suez Canal, a vital global trade route. Almost overnight, the United States stepped into the vacuum left by the departing British. Continues here - https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c2er9j83x0zo

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The Running Week · Follow Ever wondered why runners always circle the track counterclockwise? Interestingly, more than a century ago, runners actually raced clockwise. At the earliest modern Olympic Games, such as those held in Athens in 1896, athletes ran events like the 200m, 400m, and 800m clockwise around the track. However, many runners experienced discomfort or even pain running in that direction. Recognizing this issue, athletic authorities around 1913 officially switched track events to a counterclockwise direction, a practice that's been standard ever since. Science now supports this choice by showing how counterclockwise rotation frequently appears throughout nature. For example: Human blood circulation naturally follows a counterclockwise path. Electrons orbit their atomic nuclei counterclockwise. Even on a larger scale, natural celestial movements share this pattern: The Moon orbits Earth counterclockwise. Earth itself revolves around the Sun counterclockwise. The planets of our solar system orbit the Sun counterclockwise. Our Sun and solar system rotate around the center of the galaxy counterclockwise. Entire galaxies themselves rotate counterclockwise. Moreover, certain cultural traditions have embraced this natural phenomenon, such as Muslims performing the ritual of circling the Kaaba in a counterclockwise direction for the past 1400 years. This commonality suggests there's more to counterclockwise movement than mere coincidence, it aligns runners naturally with a fundamental rhythm of nature.

The Travel Scotland Goals Group · Join Derek Anderson The tunnel link between Orkney and Shetland has now been completed islanders are delighted that they can now drive to the mainland via the recently completed Orkney Bridge

LOROS Hospice · Follow We’re delighted to announce that we collected a mighty **£3,000** in donations at Leicester City v Man United match on Sunday! That’s the equivalent of 6 days of bucket collections in just 90 minutes! Huge thanks for everyone’s generosity and to the club for their support. In addition we’ve been gifted the kind of publicity money can’t buy with the awesome sight of our LOROS logo on players’ warm up shirts and beamed around the stadium to 32,000 supporters (plus millions more watching on TV), it was a great success! We were raising funds for our counselling service and it was great to see LOROS feature so much across LCFC’s social channels, including the visit from two players, Mads and Victor. Laura Betts, Head of Fundraising, said: “Sunday night proved just how much LOROS means to LCFC supporters and we were so touched by so many amazing LCFC fans who wanted to help. It’s really heart-warming and we are so grateful to everyone who donated or stopped to speak to us. LCFC’s campaign to support LOROS throughout March is really helping us to raise awareness as well as money – both are crucial for us right now. We love working with the Club and its fans and are looking forward to building on our amazing partnership over the next few years and seeing the difference we can make together.” This is great and well done LCFC now please tell me why you your own fans with disdain and negativity?. (Apologies if this comes across as patronising but it sums up how I feel re LCFC - DISDAIN - the feeling that someone or something is unworthy )

The people that got and are still getting rich off of oil have gained very influential positions and are using that to see that continues.

Just started watching this otherwise it would have gone right over my head.

I'm sure it used to be the Conservative Club so yes.

You seem very knowledgeable and experienced.

https://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/forgotten-leicester-city-man-finally-10052260 Forgotten Leicester City man finally has chance to stake claim before potential summer rebuild Wanya Marcal is back in action on loan in the Netherlands, and will hope to feature often in a promotion push to show he's ready to be an option at City next term ByJordan Blackwell 11:22, 25 MAR 2025 Wanya Marcal will hope to stake a claim for a return to contention at Leicester City after making his comeback in the Netherlands. Somewhat of a forgotten man after an injury-hit campaign on loan at De Graafschap, Marcal is now fit again and has played his first two games of 2025 over the past fortnight. The winger made an impact as a substitute against TOP Oss to help De Graafschap record a fourth straight victory, and it earned him a start in their next outing, against MVV Maastricht. But they could not keep the winning run up, drawing 0-0. It looks like it will be a tense end to the season in the Dutch second tier. De Graafschap are currently sixth in the table, five points off the automatic promotion spots and with a cushion of six points inside the play-offs. There are seven games to go in the regular season. Marcal has only played seven games for his loan club. Injured almost as soon as he arrived in the Netherlands, the Portuguese was back at City's Seagrave base until he regained fitness, the 22-year-old then heading back out for a run of five games in December. But injured again, he’s only just back fit for a second time. Now, De Graafschap have a new manager in former Brentford boss Marinus Dijkhuizen. With the prospect of three two-legged ties if De Graafschap end up in the play-offs and make it to the final, there’s still plenty of game-time for Marcal to impress in. That could be important ahead of the summer, when he will come back into the fold, especially if City drop into the Championship. Last season under Enzo Maresca, made eight senior City appearances, scoring his first goal for the club against Cardiff and impressing in the FA Cup victory over Bournemouth. In December 2023, he signed a new contract with City, keeping him at the club until 2026. City do look well-stocked for wingers in the event of relegation, even if some players end up leaving, and so Marcal will have a battle to show he’s worth a spot in the squad. They have Stephy Mavididi, Jordan Ayew, Bobby De Cordova-Reid, and Kasey McAteer competing for places now, while Abdul Fatawu will return to fitness in the summer.

Planet Warriors · Follow The innovative floating blue devices are Eco Wave Power's (EWP) pioneering technology, designed to harness the energy of ocean waves and convert it into electricity. These floaters are attached to existing man-made structures, such as breakwaters, piers, and jetties, allowing them to efficiently capture the rising and falling motion of waves. This motion drives hydraulic systems that generate clean energy, which is then fed into the electrical grid. In Gibraltar, EWP successfully installed a 100-kilowatt system that has been operational for six years, providing power to over 100 homes during this period. Building on this success, plans are underway to deploy their technology at the Port of Los Angeles, with the potential to supply electricity to approximately 15,000 households. The potential of wave energy is substantial; estimates suggest that waves off the U.S. coasts could theoretically generate up to 2.64 trillion kilowatt-hours annually, equating to about 63% of the country's total utility-scale electricity generation in 2023. By integrating technologies like EWP's, we can tap into this vast renewable resource, advancing our transition to sustainable energy solutions.

Architecture Hub · Follow A bit like the internet, but manual! File clerks working at their electric elevator desks in Prague, 1937, former Czechoslovakia. The Central Social Institution housed the world’s largest vertical file cabinet, with 3,000 drawers standing 10 feet high, covering 4,000 square feet. Each drawer had roller bearings for smooth operation. To access files efficiently, clerks used special electrically operated desks that worked like small elevators. With the push of a button, these desks could rise, lower, and move horizontally to reach the right drawer—an innovative system for its time. Photo credit: Česká Správa Sociálního Zabezpečení

They should let them land and then send them to Canada as illegal immigrants who could eject them and send them to Mexico who could eject them and send them to................. ad infintum

https://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/inside-alves-cardiff-loan-spell-10051020 Inside Will Alves' Cardiff loan spell as Leicester City future verdict given The 19-year-old academy graduate is enjoying his first loan spell away and his first proper opportunity at senior level, with hopes rising of a future role in City's first team ByJordan Blackwell 07:00, 25 MAR 2025 Will Alves celebrates after Cardiff City's win over Blackburn, the Leicester City loanee setting up the winning goal (Image: Barrington Coombs/PA Wire) Rarely has a loaned-out Leicester City player attracted as much interest as Will Alves has at Cardiff. After Alves showed his potential with his impressive dribbling and footwork for the academy, after he made his senior City debut aged 16, and after he suffered a serious injury as he neared his breakthrough, fans are desperate for him to succeed. With City supporters feeling glum over this season’s relegation battle and with many already looking ahead to a campaign in the Championship next term, Alves’ performances have garnered a lot of attention in the hope that he can take his place in the squad. To find out how the teenage attacking midfielder is getting on, LeicestershireLive spoke to WalesOnline’s Cardiff City correspondent Glen Williams about his progress in the Welsh capital so far. What about Alves' game has impressed you? GW: “I want to say ‘everything’, but appreciate that's probably not the answer you're looking for. In all seriousness, he's impressed me every time I've seen him. His dribbling, close control and spatial awareness are all impressive traits. He rarely loses the ball, which is rare for a winger who trades on trying to beat people by taking risks. It's a shame he picked up a little injury midway through his time with Cardiff because I suspect he would have had a say in turning one or two games around.” What does he still need to work on? GW: “If I'm nit-picking – and I would be nit-picking here – perhaps just that clinical edge in front of goal. Against Blackburn last weekend, he did brilliantly to round the goalkeeper, but you could almost feel that he had rarely been in that situation and his finishing instincts didn't seem particularly natural. He allowed Aynsley Pears to get back into a position to save his shot, whereas he should have found the back of the net. “It's a good thing he atoned for that by sticking a lovely cross on top of Yakou Meite's head for the winner, then!” He's played on the left wing and on the right. Where has he looked the bigger threat? GW: “It really seems to make no difference to him. He's unfazed wherever he's been asked to play. He has a lovely, whipped cross on him and can use that to great effect on either flank. “On the right, against Plymouth, he swept a lovely, low cross across the face of goal for Yousef Salech to slide on to for the opener. “Against Blackburn, off the left, he checked back on to his right and clipped an inviting cross for Meite to glance into the far corner. “Perhaps on the left he is marginally stronger, simply because he seems slightly more comfortable dribbling it inside and outside the full-back on that flank. On the right he definitely prefers skirting past the left-back on his outside.” Is there anything about his game that's surprised you? GW: “Just how easily he has taken to Championship football. I appreciate Leicester fans were excited about him and hyping him before the move, but my expectations were relatively low given his age, inexperience at senior level and the 'unknown' factor, but he has superseded my expectations. “Even his calmness with the ball and his ability to ride defenders, who are famously sharp-elbowed at this level, given his comparatively light frame is impressive. Put it this way, he's not had a bad game yet.” Based on what you've seen, do you think he could start for a team challenging for Championship promotion next season? GW: “I see no reason why not. He would at least be well in the conversation. Expectations are higher for teams challenging at the other end of the table, so the margins for error will likely be smaller, but this spell in south Wales will have done him a world of good. “He has eight games to help Cardiff stay in this division and if he can grab a goal or two, or set another couple up, it will catapult him to the forefront of the Leicester boss's mind for next season, I suspect.”

https://sportwitness.co.uk/arsenal-most-interested-in-leicester-city-player-liverpool-claims-dismissed/ Arsenal ‘most interested’ in Leicester City player – Liverpool claims dismissed By Naveen Ullal - 25th March 2025 Leicester City’s Bilal El Khannouss has ended up on Arsenal’s agenda, according to Africa Foot, whilst Liverpool claims have been dismissed. The Morocco international managed three goals and three assists from 28 games since joining Leicester from KRC Genk last summer. Although the attacking midfielder’s statistics aren’t that impressive, Arsenal are said to have taken notice of his performances for Leicester City. It’s claimed the Gunners are the ‘most interested’ team ahead of the summer window. El Khannouss has a contract lasting until 2028 but will be ‘forced’ to look for a new club if Leicester are relegated from the Premier League. The Foxes are 19th, level on points with 18th placed Ipswich Town, and nine behind Wolverhampton Wanderers, who are in 17th spot. Recent claims have mentioned Liverpool. A source close to the Leicester player has denied this and states that Arsenal are ‘most interested’ from England. The same source also stated Lazio are interested in buying El Khannouss while RB Leipzig are keen on signing him on loan in the next window. Leicester will have a say in all of this even if they are relegated, and it’s something that Africa Foot haven’t really taken into account.

Yeah piss poor they could do so much better look at all these they could celebrate Worldwide Holidays in 2025 Date Name 7 Jan Tuesday International Programmers' Day 19 Jan Sunday World Religion Day 26 Jan Sunday International Customs Day 26 Jan Sunday World Leprosy Day 2 Feb Sunday World Wetlands Day 4 Feb Tuesday World Cancer Day 11 Feb Tuesday World Day of the Sick 1 Mar Saturday Self-Injury Awareness Day 13 Mar Thursday World Kidney Day 15 Mar Saturday Long Covid Awareness Day 29 Mar Saturday Earth Hour 31 Mar Monday International Transgender Day of Visibility 1 Apr Tuesday April Fool's Day 15 Apr Tuesday World Art Day 18 Apr Friday International Day for Monuments and Sites 4 May Sunday International Family Equality Day 8 May Thursday World Ovarian Cancer Day 8 May Thursday World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day 12 May Monday International Nurses Day 20 May Tuesday World Autoimmune / Autoinflammatory Arthritis Day 25 May Sunday African Liberation Day 13 Jun Friday Friday the 13th 31 Aug Sunday International Overdose Awareness Day 4 Sep Thursday World Sexual Health Day 7 Sep Sunday Still's Disease Awareness Day 10 Sep Wednesday World Suicide Prevention Day 13 Sep Saturday International Programmers' Day 23 Sep Tuesday International Celebrate Bisexuality Day 28 Sep Sunday World Rabies Day 29 Sep Monday World Heart Day 1 Oct Wednesday World Vegetarian Day 6 Oct Monday World Cerebral Palsy Day 9 Oct Thursday World Sight Day 29 Oct Wednesday World Stroke Day 1 Nov Saturday World Vegan Day 11 Nov Tuesday Singles’ Day 12 Nov Wednesday World Pneumonia Day 17 Nov Monday World Prematurity Day 19 Nov Wednesday International Men's Day 20 Nov Thursday Transgender Day of Remembrance 21 Nov Friday Fake Friday 2 Dec Tuesday Giving Tuesday 8 Dec Monday Green Monday 20 Dec Saturday Super Saturday