Council considers move to add Sikh and Jewish ethnicity categories
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In the 1970’s , South Shields born, John Walker Pattison was told he wouldn’t survive his cancer diagnosis, five decades later he has released a memoir of his life as a survivor.
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National Thank a Teacher Day: One in three adults remember a teacher for life
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Bobby Seagull reflects on the powerful impact of teachers and why so many of us still remember them.
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People of London: How important is a good teacher?
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We ask Londoners about their best teachers.
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SEND Funding Emergency: North East Councils on Brink of Insolvency
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A growing crisis in special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) funding is threatening to push councils across the North East towards financial collapse. Newcastle, Northumberland, and Durham are among those grappling with multi-million-pound deficits, as demand for support soars and legal deadlines for delivering help are missed.
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HS2 opening set to be delayed as saga continues
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The latest high speed railway update.
HS2 opening set to be delayed as saga continues
People on the street: Saying thank you to the teacher who has changed your life
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We went out into Manchester to ask people on the street about the teachers who have made the biggest difference to their life.
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Council meeting cut short as bin strike protests erupt
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Tensions over Birmingham’s long-running bin strike boiled over during a heated council meeting, with public heckles forcing the session to be adjourned. Protesters also gathered outside, demanding the council drop proposed changes to refuse worker roles.