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jewish worshippers have been gathering at the western wall for passover prayers this morning. it usually draws tens of thousands of worshippers, with crowds spilling out from the wall�*s plaza into the surrounding areas. there is a heavy security presence today and officials are concerned there could be violence. just a short distance away hundreds of palestinians have barricaded themselves inside al—aqsa mosque injerusalem. these are the latest images from the mosque. police said ...

E-cigarettes are bad, but other things are far worse | Britain

Online because that is where lots of young people are getting it from. so it is a start and we look forward to seeing where that ends up.- it is a start and we look forward to seeing where that ends up. thank you for “oininr seeing where that ends up. thank you forjoining us- — seeing where that ends up. thank you forjoining us. evelyn _ seeing where that ends up. thank you forjoining us. evelyn forde, - seeing where that ends up. thank you forjoining us. evelyn forde, head - forjoining us. ...

Current nhs guidance suggests that while not risk—free, vapes can be a helpful tool for adults wanting to quit smoking, and a less harmful alternative to traditional cigarettes. its hoped these measures will help deter young people from taking up vaping, the long—term health implications of which remain unknown. victoria bourne, bbc news. im joined now by evelyn forde, headteacher at copthall school — a girls�* secondary school — in north london. hello to you. how big an issue is vapin...

The British Council recently gathered 42 of the most influential leaders in the education market from across Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Egypt and Kuwait, in the UK to explore the future of education leadership across MENA. The trip enabled policymakers, school leaders and academics to collaborate, exchange ideas and experiences on how the education landscape has changed since

AMMAN — The British Council recently gathered 42 of the most influential leaders in the education market from Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Egypt and Kuwait in the UK to explore the future of education leadership across MENA. The trip enabled policy makers, school leaders and academics to collaborate, exchange ideas and experiences on how the education landscape has changed since

Triple the number of school staff calling a crisis support helpline have been assessed a suicide risk as the cost-of-living crisis takes its toll

Conducted on March 9 and 10, the conference was open to all British Council partner schools.

London schools are determined to stay open. Staff illnesses make it hard

Schools across England are grappling with what it looks like to live with the pandemic as it enters its third year. Sound familiar?