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No quick fix to special-needs pupil failures, parents told

BBC Louise Polkinghorne (L) and Koreen Fisher (R) attended a SEND debate There are no quick fixes to problems faced by families with children with special educational needs and disabilities, the schools minister has said. Catherine McKinnell said the government was determined to reform the special-needs system. Some children are waiting years to find out […]

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Surge In Credit And Rates Drives MarketAxess August Trading Volume Up 39%

Please note that we are not authorised to provide any investment advice. The content on this page is for information purposes only. MarketAxess revealed that its trading activity increased massively in August. This increase was due to a positive market environment which raised rate and credit trading volumes.  The online trading platform reported a 39.6% […]

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Baby poo study helps map newborn microbiome

Getty Images Scientists have studied more than 2,000 samples of poo from babies in the UK to get a clearer idea of which types of bacteria first colonise a newborn’s gut. Researchers say they were surprised to find baby poo fell into three distinct microbiological profiles, with different “pioneer bacteria” being abundant in each. One […]

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Israeli forces pull out of Jenin after major operation

Israeli forces have withdrawn from Jenin city and its refugee camp in the occupied West Bank after a major nine-day operation there. The area – a stronghold of militants and with a civilian population of about 60,000 – was targeted in one of the Israel Defense Forces’ (IDF) biggest actions in the West Bank for […]

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Mapping Israeli protests since October 7 | Interactive News

Large-scale antigovernment protests are continuing across Israel as pressure grows for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to secure a ceasefire deal in Gaza. On Monday, Israel’s largest trade union called for a general strike after the military recovered the bodies of six Israeli captives in southern Gaza. This week’s demonstration marks some of the largest protests […]

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Hospice needs to save £1m and cut 35 jobs

Getty Images St Catherine’s Hospice expects to lose 35 roles from its clinical staff A hospice has announced it needs to save £1.5m and cut 40 jobs in order to secure its future. The chief executive of St Catherine’s Hospice, which operates in West Sussex and Surrey, said funding of the sector needed an urgent […]

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