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Secondary school students will not be forced to wear face coverings in classrooms, as some will be “anxious and nervous” about wearing them, an…

MEGHAN Markle's allegation of "racism" is "devastating" for the Royal Family, said a minister who insisted today that "there's no place for it in our

Children can go back to class if lab test reverses positive check at home, says Downing Street

Britain's children's minister said on Monday that there was no place for racism in society after Meghan, the wife of Prince Harry, accused someone in Britain's royal family of raising concerns about how dark their son's skin might be.

Teacher described apprehension at students going back to school amid chaos over non-compulsory testing Most primary schools have reopened this morning, while secondary school students will head back in phases 3 Covid tests will be conducted in school as a union boss says on-site testing facilities look like field hospital But Covid tests are voluntary, with teachers describing the struggle of getting parental consent beforehand And face covering critics, including parents and MPs, say the rule...

Secondary school students will not be forced to wear face coverings in classrooms, as some will be “anxious and nervous” about wearing them, an…

A LABOUR MP has asked whether there should be an investigation into racism at Buckingham Palace after Meghan Markles claims that the colour of her unborn babys skin was raised.

But anti-racism campaigners were quick to call for an investigation and said the allegation should be taken seriously. Rachel Boyle, a researcher on race and ethnicity at Edge Hill University in Lancashire, suggested the alleged remark chimed with “a denial of the existence of racism in the UK generally”. “I would suggest that this is a turning point in terms of public perception,” she told the BBC’s Radio 4 Today programme. “As black and mixed race people in the UK, we experience ...

Keir Starmer says issues duchess raised about mental health and racism should be taken seriously<br>