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Physical activity may help to close wealth gap in school attainment by improving self-control

Guaranteeing every child the opportunity to participate in certain types of physical activity could support their academic attainment and help to close. ....

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Prime Minister hails levelling up in action as government unveils raft of new policies

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Prime Minister hails levelling up in action as government unveils raft of new policies
Government sets out new initiatives to level up the country backed by up to £860 million
Better high streets, stronger schools and more public sector jobs to move outside of London
PM hails ‘levelling up in action’ and vows to drive forward his agenda to transform lives and livelihoods by spreading opportunity equally across the UK
Plans for better high streets, stronger schools and more jobs outside of London will be unveiled by the government today as part of its plan to level up opportunities for people and communities across the UK. ....

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Dedicated volunteer among Community Service Law Awards winners

Three winners presented with the Attorney General's Community Service Law Awards Family lawyer Jon Redman's decades of voluntary work recognised Awards. ....

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Greens' bail bill would reduce over-imprisonment of First Nations people

Australian Greens
The Victorian Greens will introduce a bill to Parliament next week that would reduce the number of First Nations people held in custody in Victoria.
The Bail Amendment (Reducing Pre-trial Imprisonment of Women, Aboriginal, and Vulnerable Persons) Bill 2020 would simplify the state’s strict bail laws, creating a system that grants offenders bail unless they pose an unacceptable risk to the community.
In 2017 and 2018 the Andrews Government tightened our bail laws significantly, so that bail was denied to many people accused of minor offences. This decision was made after a hasty review and has led to countless disadvantaged people being locked up for minor offences before they are sentenced. ....

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Committee on Rights of Child Opens Online Eighty-Seventh Session, Elects New Chairperson and Bureau

OHCHR
The Committee on the Rights of the Child today opened its online eighty-seventh session, electing a new Chairperson and Bureau, and adopting its agenda and programme of work for the session, during which it will review the reports of Luxembourg and Tunisia.
The Committee elected its new Chair and Bureau. Mikiko Otani (Japan) was elected as Chair of the Committee. The Vice-Chairs are Velina Todorova (Bulgaria), Philip Jaffe (Switzerland), Hynd Ayoubi Idrissi (Morocco) and Faith Marshall-Harris Barbados).
In his address to the Committee, Mahaman Cissé-Gouro, Director of the Human Rights Council and Treaty Mechanism Division at the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights and Representative of the Secretary-General, said this new global wave of COVID-19 was having severe consequences for a greater number of children, with access to essential health, social protection and education services being continuously constrained. Children were facing mental health i ....

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