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More comfortable with the Public Sector providing the services. The challenge for local councils, even those who think this might be a reasonable idea, should labour be in government, is logistically, can they get together the expertise and they get together the expertise and the staff, to take on a service that they might not directly provide for a generation. Might not have directly provided for a generation. This is such a huge conundrum, academy schools, have control over their own budget, in the past those called had to buy services in from local education authorities, not like that these...

Two seriously after two cars collided and then crashed into spectators at a Charity Motor event in stevenage last night. Hertfordshire police say theyve interviewed the drivers of both cars involved in the incident. Sarah campbell reports. Fast cars being driven at speed along public roads. Hundreds had gathered to watch from the verges and central reservation. The danger appears obvious, the outcome almost inevitable. A car pulls out, collides with another and both plough into the watching crowds. So there were people standing all there and there . Kim chowdhary, a nurse, was watching from th...

Hello this is bbc news. The headlines chancellor Philip Hammond tells the bbc hell resign if Boris Johnson becomes Prime Minister and campaign to prevent a no deal brexit i understand that his conditions for serving in his government would include accepting a no deal exit on 31st october, that is not something that i could ever sign up to. Irelands foreign minister warns the uks next Prime Minister that if they tear up the brexit withdrawal agreement, were all in trouble dramatic audio reveals how a british warship warned Iranian Forces not to seize a uk registered oil tanker in the gulf. Now ...

EXCLUSIVE: Left badly disturbed by a care home upbringing, Alex Wheatle was jailed after the Brixton riots. Now an acclaimed author, his poignant and profound new memoir looks back on a childhood saved by the power of reading

Sun 11 Apr 2021 10.00 EDT Last modified on Mon 12 Apr 2021 10.58 EDT It’s been 40 years since Ros Griffiths watched her neighbourhood burn to the ground. Then 15, she wandered the streets through one of the most devastating civil disturbances England has seen, in a state of shock. “As I got into the area, you could see the fighting. It looked like war.” But even amid the smoke, fire and police cars that tore through the streets, Griffiths still remembers the reggae music that played softly into the night. Brixton was then the centre of the UK’s black community, Griffiths s...