The now notorious image of 'Fatima' was taken by Atlanta-based photographer Krys Alex.
It was uploaded to Unsplash.com, a source of 'freely-usable' images, in 2017.
The dance studio has posted a number of graceful images of 'Fatima'.
She is not an actress, as some claimed, nor is she British, nor is she called Fatima. So her appearance in a UK Government-backed ad must have come as something of a surprise.
(She really didn't know it).
If you're reading, 'Fatima', we'd love to hear from you.
(DMs open).
As some have pointed if the photo was obtained from Unsplash then permission may have been required to use it. Not so much ‘Free to Use’ more ‘Talk to a Lawyer’.
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NEW: We have seen a letter from Health Secretary Jeane Freeman confirming that it took at least *six days* to test everyone at a care home where there have now been 7 deaths.
For those worried about Fatima she’s almost certainly not called Fatima and almost certainly will never work in cyber. The image is from a US photographer based in Atlanta, Georgia.
Nicola Sturgeon confirms the no pub/cafe rule applies to ALL quarter of a million students in Scotland this weekend and that yes she does support disciplinary measures (I asked about expulsion) as a last resort.
We have had part-time students, mature students, masters students, students who live miles from campus, students who don’t live with other students all get in touch.
The message is that everyone who is a student should not go for a coffee/pizza/pint this weekend.
I spoke with some very reasonable masters students who said they dare not go for a coffee ‘in case they get in trouble.’
Channel 4 News has seen a leaked contract which calls on care home providers to accept patients who are COVID-positive from hospitals.
The contract, from Trafford Council in Greater Manchester, outlines how eligible care homes will receive COVID-positive patients within just 2 hours of the patient being identified by the hospital as ready for discharge.
I’ve been shown data that suggests SIX other Scottish council areas have cases per 100k similar to (or even above) the rate at which @scotgov imposed restrictions on parts of Western Scotland.