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History for all the wrong reasons. The shortest serving Prime Minister in british history. But what are the rest of us to make of it . We need a General Election now. There must be a General Election. We need another General Election. What is going on . He will be running. She is running. And he has come back from the caribbean claiming he has the backing to have a go. We have one big question this morning can any of them get a grip . This morning, werejoined live in the studio by one of the thr...

history for all the wrong reasons. the shortest serving _ prime minister in british history. but what are the rest of us to make of it? we need a general election now. there must be a general election. we need another general election. what is going on? he will be running. she is running. and he has come back from the caribbean claiming he has the backing to have a go. we have one big question this morning — can any of them get a grip? this morning, werejoined live in the studio by o...

Interestingly, on the telegraph and some of the other papers, calls for the two men to unite butjane green, looking at the polling, how much damage has the last month or so dun? it is extraordinary, it is absolutely extraordinary, if you look _ absolutely extraordinary, if you look at — absolutely extraordinary, if you look at the polls, you see the labour — look at the polls, you see the labour party around 30% ahead, which is... labour party around 30% ahead, which ism its_ labour party ar...

The vaccination of children. the association of school and college leaders says the first half of the autumn term has left some schools "on their knees", as staff tried to stop the virus spreading among pupils and teachers. pepe dilasio is the associations president. its fair to say this has been the hardest half term that i have ever faced as a teacher and in my years as a leader, its the most challenging. we have had a very long eight weeks that started back in august when we were doing mass t...

Than some others giving jabs to i2—is—year—olds. little scratch. take a deep breath in. theres still some way to go vaccinating teenagers, and case rates among school pupils have been the highest of any age group. the possibility ofjabbing children aged five and over has moved a step closer, with the european medical regulator now evaluating the use of the pfizer vaccine in that age range. hugh pym, bbc news. the latest official coronavirus figures for the uk show there were 49,156 new inf...

More than 10 million 12— to is—year—olds there have had a covid vaccine. other countries are too, including canada, brazil, france, the netherlands, italy — but not the uk. regulators approved vaccines as safe and effective for this age group in the summer, but thejoint committee on vaccination and immunisations job is to decide if it is necessary. its answer — not for every i2—is —year—olds. for the healthy children, the risk—benefit balance is really very uncertain and very t...