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The majority of schools will be affected by regional walkouts this week, the joint leader of the National Education Union said.

Warrant Officer Bob Brown, who went on to teach primary school children, has died aged 103

Women hold 40.2% of boardroom positions across companies listed on the FTSE 350, the FTSE Women Leaders Review revealed in a new report.

Shadow education minister Stephen Morgan questioned why the Government had removed a quarter of teacher training providers from its accredited list.

Elizabeth II’s image will appear on the set of special stamps to mark the 100th anniversary of steam locomotive the Flying Scotsman.

The PM and the EU’s Ursula von der Leyen finalised the deal in a Windsor summit.

A £20,000 reward is also being offered by Crimestoppers to anyone who has key information about those responsible.

A two-day preliminary hearing to decide if an employment tribunal between Amazon and the drivers can go ahead is taking place in central London.

Humza Yousaf rejected being labelled the continuity candidate but praised outgoing First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.

A new briefing paper by the Royal College of Emergency Medicine examined long waits and excess deaths.

Current Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle described Lady Boothroyd as a ‘groundbreaking parliamentarian’ as MPs observed a minute’s silence in her memory.

The research was carried out by the University of Edinburgh.

Sterling leaped by 0.7% to 1.20 US dollars and was 0.3% up at 1.14 euros as traders looked for an end to uncertainty.

Structural engineers have deemed the buildings unsafe after the 14-year-old drove the car into them.

Lucy Letby is said to have deliberately dislodged the youngster’s breathing tube just moments before a consultant walked into the nursery room.

The Finance Secretary officially launched her campaign at the Cairngorms Brewery in the Scottish Highlands.

The Prime Minister finalised the breakthrough with the EU’s Ursula von der Leyen during a Windsor summit.

At present children can only find out the identity of their biological parent when they are 18.

The natural phenomenon was spotted across the UK on Sunday evening, including in the Outer Hebrides, North Wales, Cambridgeshire and Shropshire.

Judge Sally Barber considered the case at an Insolvency and Companies Court hearing in London after HMRC officials lodged a bankruptcy petition.