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A coroner rules that 14 year old nasar ahmed died as a result of an allergic reaction to his school lunch his mother says he could have been saved. Police figures show that more than 2,500 weapons were seized in schools in england and wales over the past two years, including swords, axes and air guns. Chelsea will be crowned premier League Champions if they beat west brom at the hawthorns this evening. Its 5 00pm. Our top story the National Health service says it is responding to a major cyber attack which has affected hospitals and doctors surgeries across england. 16 nhs organisations have b...

This is bbc news. Im simon mccoy. The headlines. The chancellor rishi sunak has thrown a lifeline to the uk economy, unveiling a raft of measures to get the country moving after a prolonged coronavirus lockdown. People need to know that although hardship lies ahead, no one will be left without hope. Businesses will receive a £1,000 jobs Retention Bonus for every furloughed employee they bring back to work and keep on the books. The chancellor confirmed a new £2 billion kick start scheme to create morejobs for young billion kick start scheme to create more jobs for young people. Billion kick ...

Empire windrush, the country prepares to pay tribute to the contribution of the Windrush Generation and their descendants. Two minutes silence has been held in reading for the victims of the stabbings over the weekend. Three people were killed in the attack on saturday evening. Joe ritchie bennett, originally from philadelphia, is the second victim to be named. He had lived in the uk for 15 years. His friend, james furlong a history teacher also died. Pupils at the school in wokingham where he taught have gathered to pay tribute to a very kind and gentle man who inspired everyone he taught. Po...

Ofqual publishes for the sake of 'transparency' but it's clear as mud Richard Speed Mon 14 Dec 2020 // 15:30 UTC Share Copy Like a 1980s hobbyist keenly keying in source from Home Computing Weekly and hunting for that sneaky bug or typo, you too can now peer at reams of code and wonder just how it all went so wrong. Assuming the statistical language R is your thing. Presented in GitHub, the aim is to promote transparency. A laudable goal, if it weren't for the fact that, as the repo makes clear, "the code developed and presented here was not the final code used." It w...