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Girlhood Unfiltered: Essay collection celebrates Black girls’ voices
A new collection of essays called Girlhood Unfiltered has given a voice to Black teenage girls who say they don’t often get to share their experiences.
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Liz Truss has ‘clear and strong mandate’ to govern, says supporter James Cleverly
We spoke to the Education Secretary and Liz Truss supporter James Cleverly.
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‘Grades are important but they don’t define you’, says schools minister
Earlier Jackie spoke with the minister for School Standards, Will Quince.
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Taliban in control: a year of power in Afghanistan
The Taliban has been parading through the streets of the Afghan capital Kabul to mark one year in power.
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Rishi Sunak: Inside the Tory leadership candidate’s fortune
His supporters have called his background “humble” and “modest”.
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West has ‘moral obligation…to push back’ over ‘dystopian’ treatment of Uyghurs in China, says author Nury Turkel
Human rights groups believe a network of detention centres across China’s north-western Xinjiang province are being used to detain more than a million Uyghur and Turkic Muslim people.
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Afghanistan: Inside a school for girls – but will Taliban allow it?
Three thousand Islamic scholars and Taliban leaders will gather for policy talks in the Afghan capital Kabul tomorrow – and high on their agenda will be girls’ education and forming a more inclusive government – issues which the international community is putting pressure on the Taliban.
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‘Everything is in favour of the rich’ – growing list of public sector workers ready to strike over pay
The list of professions planning industrial action is growing every day.
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Sri Lankans stranded in Diego Garcia after rescue from sinking boat
Channel 4 News understands immigration checks have started to determine where they may be transported to.
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Black Equity Organisation: New Black civil rights group launches in UK
From healthcare to policing and education, throughout British society Black people in the UK still face inequality and discrimination.
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Children need much more support after pandemic, says former children’s commissioner
Is it fair to abandon teacher assessment in favour of exams for students who’ve already been through so much disruption? The Department for Education says it has recognised their situation by putting in place adaptations to “support the safe and fair delivery of exams this year”. We’re joined by the founder of the Commission on…
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‘I was very slow to know how to use my voice’ – Sarah Brown
Sarah Brown is the Chair of the charity Theirworld. She joins Krishnan to talk about Theirworld’s work and how they are helping Ukrainian children. She also speaks about her experience of losing her daughter, Jennifer, and her time at Downing Street.
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Girls banned from Afghan schools despite Taliban assurances
After being barred from getting an education since the Taliban took over last August, girls in Afghanistan were looking forward to returning to their classrooms today.
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Tens of thousands of children absent from England’s schools, children’s commissioner says
Tens of thousands of children in England are persistently absent from schools, according to a new report from the Children’s Commissioner, including some who haven’t returned after the pandemic lockdowns.
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Exclusive: Fears of social worker exodus with staff facing ‘impossible’ workloads
Britain is facing an exodus of social workers, the government has been warned, as a new report suggests staff are “utterly exhausted” by a soaring and more complex caseload.