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Pupils share their thoughts on the exam uncertainty due to Covid rules.

The two stair gates were placed one above the other, an inquest hears.

The official figures also show a quarter of schools with teachers and leaders' absence rates above 15%.

The 1938 silk dress, passed down by the family of the bride, was saved from being thrown out.

More than 1.5 million UK householders rely on oil for heating, with some seeing 50% price rises.

Wales' education minister is due to set out how schools will operate over the next few weeks.

Cambridge University wants to move a memorial to Tobias Rustat from Jesus College chapel.

Children have had to travel across the border for heart surgery since 1998.

The sharing of child abuse images and deepfake pornography need to be addressed further, MPs warn.

BBC correspondent Jean Mackenzie finds children as young as 10 are being groomed in Romania, to be trafficked to the UK.

Jocelyn says she chose to freebirth because she does not have faith in NHS maternity services.

Ex-minister Robert Buckland urges the government to end detention in hospitals for long periods.

An app learns how much insulin a child needs so parents do not need to monitor children constantly.

Measures to tackle educational underachievement are also at risk if schools do not get more money.

Children born between 1 April and 1 July could start pre-school and school a year later.

England's children's commissioner says she will "go out and find" those not on school rolls.

How one school has adapted to the pandemic 100 years after the Spanish Flu saw similar measures.

Fourteen people complained about the advert, including one viewer who said a toddler had copied it.

Campaigners hope the outcome of review into the pre-2000 ban will entitle them to compensation.

"When it's pouring down with rain and it's really windy, it's hard because I just feel really cold."