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There are fears the £30 weekly allowance is not enough amid the cost of living crisis.

Ministers improve their offer, but a union planning a strike for 14 February says it falls short.

Ofsted recently visited Redlands Primary School in Lydford Road, east Reading.

Isle of Man secondary schools prepare pupils and parents for a union's planned action next week.

Hundreds of thousands of workers have been on strike.

Hockley House is being created from buildings owned by Hampshire County Council in Romsey. 

Actor James Norton says children who are keen on the arts should be "supported".

The rapid turnover of ministers is harming efforts to solve the housing crisis, experts warn.

St Barnabas will close at the end of this academic year after pupil numbers dipped to just 56.

The Education Authority's Sara Long writes to principals about arrangements for a half-day strike.

Plans to build almost 30 homes on a road "notorious for accidents" and flooding are criticised.

Rhodri Younger, who worked at Outwood Grange Academy in Wakefield, repeatedly asked for cuddles.

Further industrial action will take place in the constituencies of the first minister and the education secretary.

The PM's idea won't work without big changes to the education system, experts say.

The Scottish government will withhold or recoup funding from councils that do not maintain staffing levels.

Critics warn building the homes will risk "urban sprawl" between Bristol and Keynsham.

House prices in Guernsey have seen a 51% rise alongside a 35.7% rise in rent in the last five years.

Steve Williams is leaving his role as CEO of the Guernsey Housing Association at the end of the month.