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hello, im sally bundock, welcome to the programme. ukraine�*s president zelensky is returning home from a meeting of g7 leaders injapan. he left the summit having secured further promises of financial and military support, including american—made f—16 fighterjets. the commander of ukraines ground forces says theyre close to surrounding the eastern city of bakhmut. ukraine has disputed the russian claims to have taken full control of the city. russia has lost thousands of men in t...

for a ukrainian counteroffensive? and the chelsea flower show opens, this year sustainability and diversity are key themes. coming up in the sport on bbc news — one down, two to go. pep guardiola says to be considered one of the greatest teams, his side need to become european champions. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the home secretary, suella braverman, says shes confident "nothing untoward has happened" following controversy over her handling of a speeding offe...

called epidermolysis bullosa. one down, two to go — an extraordinary acheievement, says pep guardiola, as manchester city lift their third premier league title in a row and set their sights on a famous treble. good morning. iam out i am out of the chelsea flower show in the samaritans garden.— in the samaritans garden. there are 36 aardens in the samaritans garden. there are 36 gardens here _ in the samaritans garden. there are 36 gardens here this _ in the samaritans garden. there...

is normal in la liga. the competition thinks its normal, the federation does too and the opponents encourage it. the game was paused in the second half as he tried to point out the supporters who were abusing him to match officials. we understand that two people have been identified and are expected to be given permanent stadium bans by valencia. the la liga presidentjavier tebas defended their record tackling racism and responded to viniciusjunior saying "before "you criticise and sla...

of classrooms and morale in schools, we have one big question this morning. how best can parents and the public judge whats really going on? for her first interview since the death of ruth perry, the chief inpector of schools, amanda spielman, is here to answer our questions. after the prime ministers friend and deputy quit after he was found to have bullied stuff, the governments new number two — oliver dowden — is here too. the leader of the liberal democrats, sir ed davey, will ...

diane abbott, has been suspended pending an investigation into a letter she wrote about racism for the british newspaper the observer. a growing number of foreign diplomats and their families have been airlifted to safety from the sudanese capital, khartom, as fighting between rivalfactions of the army enters a second week. here in the uk, the ministry of defence has confirmed embassy staff were removed under the cover of darkness. the us and france have carried out a similar operation...

The National Association of Head Teachers passed an emergency motion condemning the government for refusing to scrap single-word judgements from Ofsted inspections

The single word judgement after an inspection by schools’ watchdog Ofsted, that a school is either outstanding, good, requires improvement or inadequate, will remain says government, despite universal condemnation.

An academy leader has called for transparency over how Ofsted handles complaints after revealing he persuaded senior officials to 'set aside' a negative report

The Government has said that single-word inspection judgements will stay, despite recommendations from the education select committee of MPs that they should be scrapped and replaced with a more ‘nuanced’ system.