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Headteachers in Reading write to the government after Ruth Perry took her own life in January.

Head teachers take action "in solidarity" with Ruth Parry, who killed herself after an inspection.

They are concerned about America's role as the "world's policeman" and China's growing economic might.

The bill has government and opposition support and should make it into law within months.

Pupils in Liverpool have shared their experiences in a bid to help tackle violence against women.

The investments programme proposes borrowing £26m from government and other capital sources.

The idea came from Bethan and Rhodri ab Owen who lost their son Steffan in August 2021.

Anna Ephgrave said teachers should record conversations with inspectors in case they dispute a grade.

A primary school recently rated inadequate claims an inspection "felt like an all-out assault".

Primary and special schools will get €96 for each pupil to cover the cost of textbooks and workbooks.

Lesley Carroll's warning comes after the death of a 24-year-old prisoner with a history of self-harm.

Richard Swinnerton resigned from his post and no charges related to his time at the school.

Some people have spent years trying to find an affordable property in part of the Scottish Highlands.

The journalist and broadcaster has been investigating why 140,000 children are "severely absent" from school.

Ruth Perry took her own life while under "intolerable pressure" after an inspection, her family says.

Head teacher Ruth Perry's death has led to a seismic shift in perception of the schools' regulator.

Ministers unveil scheme for fire defects in medium and high-rise residential buildings across Wales.

Some claims about a lesson at an Isle of Man high school are not accurate, an external review finds.

Prof Alison McMillan was one of a team who answered a plea for help to shape Covid response measures.