Special needs transport costs soar
Record £2.26bn bill Council spending on transporting children with special educational needs (SEND) has reached record levels in England, with costs more than.
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“State prison photo censorship”
Allegation at Reform conference Lucy Connolly today claimed photos her husband took of her daughter competing for the UK at a European under-15.
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Nestlé ousts CEO after probe
Leadership shake-up follows misconduct findings Nestlé has dismissed chief executive Laurent Freixe with immediate effect after an internal and external investigation concluded he.
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Afghan veterans launch community
Afghan heroes form community A new charity for Afghanistan veterans has been launched in London, with government, industry and cross-party backing. The UK.
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Lisbon: “I could have been on that tram”
Eye-witness account from our reporter Jake Evans from the funicular tram crash site in Lisbon, Portugal. Portugal has declared a day of mourning.
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Childcare pledge delivered nationwide
Half a million children benefit More than 500,000 children are set to benefit from the government’s flagship expansion of funded childcare, with parents.
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Gratitude from global perspective
The caller’s complaint – how deluded we can be James Cleverly was on LBC this week when a caller, Joshua, dialled in during.
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Wolverhampton
Part 3: Wolverhampton History
Decline, diversity and reinvention Post-war boom and the beginning of change When the Second World War ended in 1945, Wolverhampton’s industries roared back.
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War widows urged to apply
Final chance before deadline War widows and widowers are being urged to move quickly to claim an £87,500 recognition payout before the scheme.
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Wolverhampton
Part 2: Wolverhampton History
Steel, steam and social change The heart of the Industrial Revolution By the mid-19th century, Wolverhampton was no longer just a market town.