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Stark rise in levels of children living in destitution, charity survey suggests
Buttle UK said the change in the past three years ‘dramatically illustrates the progressively worsening circumstances for children in poverty’.
Thousands evacuated as out-of-control wildfire scorches Tenerife
The regional president of the Spanish Canary island has said that more than 250 firefighters and the Spanish army were tackling the blaze.
Large ice chunk falls from sky and damages house in US
Jeff Ilg said he and his wife, Amelia Rainville, suspect the ice fell off a plane travelling to Boston Logan International Airport.
Digital phone system upgrade ‘to end 8am scramble’ for GP appointments
The move has been backed by £240 million from the Government.
Student hit by long Covid wins university place after losing months of schooling
Jake Zibe’s headteacher at Dame Allan’s Schools in Newcastle has praised him for battling through his health issues.
Tuition fees should rise to stop university ‘decline’ says think tank director
Students across the UK are waking up to their A-level results and are receiving their grades that will help progress them onto university.
Third group of hospital doctors in England warn of industrial action over pay
The BMA says specialist doctors will consider plans for an indicative ballot if an offer on pay is not made before September 20.
‘Growing disparity’ between A-Level students from wealthy and working-class backgrounds
The attainment gap for the top grades between the north and south of England continues to be larger than it was before the pandemic, figures show.
‘Rude’: Education Secretary faces backlash after A-level remarks
“I think the comments from the Secretary of State are incredibly rude and dismissive."