Obesity among children leaving primary school falls for third year in a row
The data is from the Government’s national child measurement programme, which covers mainstream state-maintained schools in England.
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Sale and England forward Jonny Hill given 10-week ban for fan altercation
The second-row forward is available to play again from December 7.
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Sarah Everard inquiry chief in race to become first female Oxford chancellor
The five candidates in the final round of the election for the historic position have been announced.
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Gareth Anscombe’s dreams of representing Wales again drove his recovery
The fly-half is back in Wales’ squad following his latest major injury setback.
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Labour ‘working hard’ to win over Trump in case he defeats Harris
Health Secretary Wes Streeting was asked about a 2017 post on social media in which he called Donald Trump an ‘odious, sad, little man’.
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Train safety system failed before fatal crash, investigators say
Hoses fitted to the Transport for Wales train to discharge sand when wheels slide during braking were ‘blocked’.
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German police arrest eight suspected members of far-right militant group
The suspects, some of them minors and adolescents, were allegedly part of a group of around 15-20 individuals called Sachsische Separatisten.
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New car market fell 6% last month
The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders said 144,288 new cars were registered in the month.
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Going it alone with territorial tax would gift our business to offshore competitors
A GOOD article from Deputy Parkinson ([‘Time for a change’ – 29 October] but with one massive glaring omission.
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Israeli strikes kill 30 people overnight in Gaza
A strike late on Monday on the northern Gaza town of Beit Lahiya killed at least 20 people.
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Farm pigs have their fill of donated leftover pumpkins
PIGS and chickens at The Soil Farm will be feasting on leftover Halloween pumpkins for a while.
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Record crowds attend Rugby Club’s annual fireworks
The Rugby Club’s annual fireworks went off with a bang, as fine weather attracted record crowds to the event.
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UK watches on as neck-and-neck US election set to influence Britain’s future
Americans go to the polls on Tuesday in a presidential contest which is set to have a deep influence on Sir Keir Starmer’s Government.
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Number of police officers sacked and barred from service rises to almost 600
Data from the College of Policing showed the most common reasons for dismissal were dishonesty, sexual misconduct and discriminatory behaviour.
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Low ambition and incoherent targets from banks put net zero at risk – analysis
ShareAction analysed targets for emissions from financing high-impact activities and for increasing sustainable finance at Europe’s 20 biggest banks.
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