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THE charitable arm of Hampshire employer Zurich is to donate £900,000 to support young people’s mental health, provide school breakfasts for…

Primary schools across a Scotland are seeing more than one-third of pupils turn up for class in the morning without having eaten, a poll of teachers…

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The footballer said he began reading books as a teenager but the “escapism and joy” of reading could have benefitted him significantly as a…

The footballer said he began reading books as a teenager but the “escapism and joy” of reading could have benefitted him significantly as a child.

The footballer said he began reading books as a teenager but the “escapism and joy” of reading could have benefitted him significantly as a child.

The footballer said he began reading books as a teenager but the “escapism and joy” of reading could have benefitted him significantly as a child.

Join Nick Snaith and Kat Shoob for Magic Breakfast this morning as they play more of the summer songs you love to brighten up your Friday morning #MagicLovesSummer

School leaders tell 'heartbreaking' stories of pupils living without electricity, wearing dirty clothes and withdrawing from clubs as cost of living rises