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Roald Dahl Twits follow-up penned by Greg James and Chris Smith backfires spectacularly as BBC stars are accused of ableism and panned by blind charity after asking book illustrator to give one character a glass eye to make her 'more disgusting'

Radio 1 DJ James and his former newsreader Smith are among 13 authors commissioned to write new stores based on Dahl's beloved characters.

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BBC's Greg James and Chris Smith criticised in Roald Dahl Mrs Twit glass eye row | UK | News

Greg James and Chris Smith were seen instructing their illustrator of their new follow-up book to Roald Dahl's The Twits to give a character a glass eye.

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Phil Barton and Stuart Reid launch broker

The venture, which is a combination of five existing brokers - MRIB and Independents, La Playa, CGI and Versatile - is led by former Jelf boss Barton, with

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Lincoln-Douglas Debates were about civil discourse and shaking hands

Lincoln-Douglas Debates were about civil discourse and shaking hands
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Music at Debate Square kicks off summer series

Music at Debate Square kicks off summer series
Jane Lethlean
Special to the Journal-Standard
FREEPORT — After spending the last 16 months not playing in front of a live audience, Bill Petersen directed the Highland Big Band in front of a park filled with people Thursday night in downtown Freeport.
More than 120 people gathered for the first in a series of music events for Music at Debate Square. Some sat in lawn chairs. Some ate ice cream from nearby Union Dairy.
“We got the band together with five people, and as more got vaccinated, the number grew to 15," Petersen said. "It has been more then a year since we played, and I spent much of it listening to music in solitude. So I selected music that reflected a year of solitude building up to jazz to celebrate being back into the community.”

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One Year Later: How Covid-19 transformed Birmingham - Birmingham Business Journal

One Year Later: How Covid-19 transformed Birmingham - Birmingham Business Journal
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'They are scared to try new things': how is home school impacting young children?

Last modified on Mon 8 Feb 2021 04.50 EST
It is fair to say that Wells, eight, does not enjoy remote learning. “It’s horrible,” he tells a group of fellow year 4 children over a video call. “I can see my friends, but I can’t talk to them.” Emily, nine, finds home schooling tough, too: “It’s really, really boring. I’m sad. But I like being able to play with my guinea pigs.” Flora, also nine, agrees lockdown learning isn’t all bad: “It’s fun solving maths problems with my granny on Skype, and I get to have yummy snacks, like chocolate biscuits, all day.”

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How ministers made a shambles of English schools

Last modified on Sun 20 Dec 2020 05.28 EST
After the most tumultuous school year imaginable, Jo Rockall, headteacher of Herschel Grammar School in Slough, had dared to dream that the last day of term, scheduled as a half day, might allow her time to head home and walk the dog. Instead, she is firmly ensconced in her office, attempting to work out the logistics of a detail-light coronavirus testing programme that landed on her desk days before the Christmas holiday. For Rockall and other heads in Slough, who she has been consulting in the past week, it is the latest example of a recurring theme.

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