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Scotland exam results: Attainment gap widens between richest and poorest
Students in Scotland have been receiving their exam results this morning.
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FactCheck: how many UK doctors are going abroad and how does pay compare?
How many doctors are actually leaving the UK to work elsewhere – and how does the pay compare? FactCheck takes a look.
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Teachers in England to go on two-day strike in July
Teachers in England are to stage more strikes in their long-running dispute over pay.
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Children’s Commissioner for England threatens to take the government to court over illegal migration bill
The number of children absent from school has remained troublingly high since the pandemic. But for one group, the repercussions are particularly worrying.
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Extra 10,500 children could go into care in England, say leading children’s charities
An extra 10,500 children could go into care in England, costing £1bn more over ten years. That’s the conclusion of research exclusively shared with Channel 4 News by five leading children’s charities.
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Teachers on strike as government defends pay offer
Teachers at schools and sixth form colleges across England were out on picket lines today, as members of the National Education Union staged another day of strike action in their long running dispute over pay.
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Channel 4 News launches permanent Leeds newsroom as it becomes the first prime time news programme to co-present from two locations
Channel 4 News today launches its permanent newsroom in Leeds, with the daily bulletin set to be delivered from two national newsrooms as the broadcaster expands its commitment to nations and regions coverage.
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Teachers strike again after rejecting government’s pay offer
Teachers in England have been out on the picket lines today in their dispute over pay. The National Education Union has accused the government of refusing to enter talks and says members were taking action over what they called the “ongoing crisis in our schools”. All four teaching unions have rejected the government’s latest pay…
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Britain “not close” to being “racially just society” says damning report
“Britain is not close to being a racially just society”. That is the damning conclusion of a new report that claims to be the most comprehensive review of racial inequality here in decades.
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Could artificial intelligence be racist?
It is the front line of technology and causing marvel and alarm every day.
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Teachers in England announce new strikes as union rejects pay offer
Teachers in England are planning more strike action, after members of the country’s biggest teaching union overwhelmingly rejected the Government’s latest pay offer.
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FactCheck: When are teacher strikes in spring 2023 and why are they happening?
Some teachers in England will take industrial action again after rejecting the latest pay offer. But when will they go on strike and will schools close? FactCheck takes a look.
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Quarter of teachers thinking of quitting, survey shows
With the government struggling to keep many public sector workers off the picket line, worrying new evidence has emerged of collapsing morale among teachers in England.
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UK facing ‘crisis of in-work poverty’, says PCS Union boss
Teachers in England have put their strike action on hold – while unions hold talks with the government.
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Ukraine war: ICC issues arrest warrant for Vladimir Putin over alleged war crimes
As many as 16,000 children have been forcibly removed to Russia since the full scale war began, according to Ukrainian officials – some under the guise of “humanitarian evacuation” from Russian occupied cities like Mariupol and not all of them orphans.