Highlights the overlooked importance of, and threat to, the River Thames during the Blitz, WW2. Had the Thames' defences been damaged, catastrophic flooding would have occurred.
Gustav Milne Bücher
The narrative explores the harrowing experiences of London during World War II, highlighting the relentless air raids by the Luftwaffe and the devastating impact on the city's population and infrastructure. In addition to the documented casualties and destruction, it delves into the looming threat of catastrophic flooding if the Nazi attacks compromised the Thames' defenses, adding another layer of fear and urgency to the wartime struggle.
The rising global rates of child obesity are linked to serious health issues, including Type 2 diabetes and heart disease, with escalating healthcare costs. To combat this trend, the book emphasizes the importance of integrating health-focused changes into school curricula. It advocates for daily physical education, promoting walk-to-school initiatives, and ensuring that school-provided food meets health standards. Annual BMI tracking alongside nutrition and academic performance is suggested, with a dedicated Head-of-Health in each school to oversee these initiatives and support students in maintaining a healthy weight.