Nurseries need funding boost to meet demand for places, charity says
A National Day Nurseries Association survey found more than half of nurseries are unsure whether they can offer additional places to two-year-olds.
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Dozens of charities urge parties to back mental health policies blueprint
The Manifesto for a Mentally Healthier Nation has been backed by more than 60 charities and organisations.
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Plant-based cheeses almost 10% saltier than regular cheddar – survey
Even a small 30g portion of standard cheddar contains more salt than a packet of crisps, Action on Salt found.
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Protest organisers should have to give more warning to the police, say MPs
A Home Affairs Committee report found demonstrations were placing ‘unsustainable pressure’ on police forces.
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Welsh cancer patients waiting longer for care than other countries, study shows
Cancer Research UK has called on the Welsh Government to move ‘further and faster’ on improving cancer care in the country.
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Scots cancer patients receive less care than other countries, study shows
The UK lags behind the other countries studied.
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Chancellor refers himself to Commons standards tsar after school auction offer
Jeremy Hunt offered parents at his children’s school the opportunity to have afternoon tea in Parliament, during a fundraising drive.
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Ofsted inspections show ‘growing scourge’ of classroom misogyny, says Labour
Labour has promised to tackle misogyny in UK classrooms as part of its pledge to halve violence against women and girls.
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I never gave away draft lyrics of Hotel California, Eagles singer tells trial
Don Henley was giving evidence at the trial of three men who are accused of stealing handwritten pages containing the lyrics to the hit rock song.
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Families accuse police of ‘ongoing mismanagement’ over Calocane case
Nottinghamshire Police have come under fire from the relatives of Valdo Calocane’s victims.
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England’s school summer holidays should be cut to four weeks, report to say
Report author Lee Elliot Major said: ‘It’s time to reform a school calendar that has been stuck in place since Victorian times.’
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‘Towering presence’ Lord Jacob Rothschild dies aged 87
Lord Rothschild started his career in the family bank in 1963, before going on to found businesses and charitable foundations.
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NHS in England under ‘severe pressure’ as strike action continues – health chief
Junior doctors have walked out for the 10th time since March as the bitter row with the Government over pay continues.
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Stormont education minister accuses UK Government of ‘letting down’ schools
Paul Givan was speaking after a number of integrated schools and shared campuses were told they would no longer get new buildings.
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Global economy weighed down by war, uncertainty and instability, says WTO chief
World Trade Organisation director-general Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala was blunt about the risks ahead.
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