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Tyson Foods settles more of chicken price-fixing litigation
Dinosaur fossils ‘belonged to world’s largest-ever creature’ longer than 4 buses
Family of Brit struck down by mystery disease in Wuhan need £90k to get him home
Covid 19 coronavirus: Ashley Bloomfield addresses vaccine plans, virus risk
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World Economic Forum to focus on rebuilding trust to overcome Covid-19
Wife ‘cut rapper husband’s body into 15 pieces and drained it of blood’
MEP demands EU set out ‘consequences’ for Britain as Boris Johnson scraps EU standards
Widening disparities threaten economies, stability: WEF Global Risks Report 2021
‘Killer stepmum jailed after beating boy, 7, with hose then blaming Covid’
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Schools are facing more students this lockdown compared to last spring – here’s why

Schools have been told to move online to all but vulnerable children and children of key workers for the second time during the pandemic – although things seem a little […]

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Universities face funding shortfall caused by Covid and pensions, says IFS

Universities in England still grappling with the impact of Covid-19 are facing “significant” financial risks from high drop-out rates and soaring pension costs, according to analysis by the Institute for […]

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A postcode lottery is stopping children in care from going to university

There have been far too few care leavers going to university for far too long. The numbers are staggering: just 12% of care-experienced pupils compared to 42% of their peers. […]

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As a teacher in Thailand, I know Covid will stop my students going to UK universities

Overheard in my classroom, at an international school in Thailand: “My dad doesn’t think it’s a good idea to go to the UK at the moment. He’s not sure Covid-19 […]

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Ben Bradley urged to apologise over free school meals tweets

Pressure is mounting on Ben Bradley to apologise for a Twitter tirade in which the Conservative MP was accused of linking free school meals with “crack dens” and “brothels”. Bradley, […]

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UK home schooling numbers double in a week, amid Covid test shortages

The number of pupils in England who are studying remotely from home rather than in school has more than doubled in the space of a week, according to data shared […]

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Lack of Covid tests puts schools in ‘impossible situation’, teachers warn PM

Headteachers and school governors have written a strongly worded letter to the prime minister “imploring” him to take personal charge of the crisis in Covid testing, warning that children’s return […]

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Study into transmission of coronavirus in schools

A major research project to track coronavirus infections in schools and help head teachers prevent disruption is being piloted in Bristol. The study aims to understand exactly how pupils transmit […]

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Delay A-level and GCSE exams to give pupils more time, says Labour

Next year’s GCSE and A-level exams should be sat later in the summer to give pupils valuable time to catch up, according to a proposal by Labour that is likely […]

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Covid outbreaks in English schools ‘uncommon’, says PHE

Covid-19 infections and outbreaks were “uncommon” in English schools after they reopened in June, according to a Public Health England report. A study released by the health agency on Sunday […]

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