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Uk. cbs has already released snippets of the two hour—long oprah winfrey special, one in which meghan markle accuses the royal family of perpetuating falsehoods about her and prince harry. research says parents are overwhelmingly supportive of the decision for schools to open to all students tomorrow. the institute for fiscal studies also showed significant concerns about the wellbeing of children and impact of lost learning, with some parents concerned their child will never catch up. the edu...

The prime minister has defended the governments i% payrise for the nhs, during a visit to a vaccine centre in north london. dont forget that there has been a public sector pay freeze. were in pretty tough times. weve tried to give the nhs as much as we possibly can. schools in england are reopening to all pupils tomorrow — borisjohnson describes it as "the first step" in moving closer to normality. on the third day of his historic trip to iraq, pope francis visits a church in the northern town...

Its been tough for parents, home—schooling while juggling work. but its back to classrooms in england tomorrow and most parents are relieved. almost 6,000 parents gave their views on school return. around 90% support the return to classrooms, more than 60% are worried about lost learning. so, its no surprise that 80% support tutoring. but parents also want creative and outdoor activities. so, how long do they think it will take children to catch up? 31% of parents who are concerned about lost ...

The headlines on bbc news... the british—iranian woman, nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, imprisoned in iran — has had her ankle tag removed, after her sentence came to an end. however, a new court case against her has been scheduled for next week. the prime minister has defended the governments1% payrise for the nhs, during a visit to a vaccine centre in north london. schools in england are reopening to all pupils tomorrow — borisjohnson describes it as "the first step" in moving closer to nor...

In england will be happy to send their children back to school tomorrow, but two—thirds are concerned about the amount of learning lost. a survey by the institute for fiscal studies reveals some parents think that their child will never catch up. 0ur education editor, branwen jeffreys, reports. its been tough for parents, home schooling while juggling work. but its back to classrooms in england tomorrow, and most parents are relieved. almost 6000 parents give their views on school return. arou...

Majority of parents are happy to send their children back, with two thirds concerned about the amount of lost learning. our education editor, branwen jeffreys, reports. its been tough for parents, home—schooling while juggling work. but its back to classrooms in england tomorrow and most parents are relieved. almost 6,000 parents gave their views on school return. around 90% support the return to classrooms, more than 60% are worried about lost learning. so, its no surprise that 80% support tu...

Younger primary pupils in northern ireland are also returning tomorrow and in scotland and wales younger primary school pupils returned last month, with phased returns for more pupils from the 15th of march. for schoolchildren in england, the government says it is exploring all options to make up for lost learning including longer school days and shorter holidays but for now they say they simply want to prioritise getting them back into school. people aged 56 to 59 in england are now being invit...

To classrooms, more than 60% are worried about lost learning. so, its no surprise that 80% support tutoring. but parents also want creative and outdoor activities. so, how long do they think it will take children to catch up? 31% of parents who are concerned about lost learning think that it will take their child a whole year or longer to make up for everything that theyve lost out on over the course of the pandemic. at the extreme end, 9% of secondary school parents think that their child wont ...

This is bbc news, im ben brown, the headlines: schools in england are reopening to all pupils tomorrow — borisjohnson describes it as "the first step" in moving closer to normality. rolling out to the under—60s: more than a million people in england aged between 56

This is bbc news. i�*m ben brown. our top stories... schools in england are reopening to all pupils tomorrow — borisjohnson describes it as "the first step" in moving closer to normality. rolling out to the under—60s. more than a million people in england aged between 56 and 59 will now be offered a coronavirus vaccine. on the third day of his historic trip to iraq, pope francis visits a former stronghold of islamic state militants. a tale of two broadcasts — the royal family mark common...