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Debbie whiting is the schools headteacher. Ive been a headteacher since 2012. I hope youve all had a lovely holiday. This is now our last term of the year. So, its a busy one. Like many heads, debbie has been struggling with a tight budget for years. And were going to look at respecting resources. But now things are worse than ever. Now, what sort of things do you think might be called resources in school . Yes . Books . Books, 0k. Books, sharpener pots, so youve got some ideas. The new budget came out in april and all of a sudden theres a huge deficit. Its really devastating. Devastating. Sch...

Are ready to unleash the biggest People Powered campaign we have ever seenin People Powered campaign we have ever seen in this country and in this movement. Applause. And in that election we will commit toa and in that election we will commit to a public vote with a credible option to leave and the option to remain. Yet right about now in a speech his deputy is going to completely contradict him. If youre a labour voter what do you think . And a new report says children with special Educational Needs are more likely to be excluded from school. Well talk to single mum of six, mandy headley. Thr...

That can be cut. Its as simple as that. And no onesjob is safe. Im very concerned, because at the end of the day, this is, this is what ijoined a school to do. The government has promised to raise funding for schools, but for now, this is the reality of life on educations frontline. It is reaching a crisis point now. Its the start of the final summer term at north denes, a 360 Strong Primary School in great yarmouth, norfolk. Right, good morning, everybody pupils good morning, mrs whiting Debbie Whiting is the schools headteacher. Ive been a headteacher since 2012. I hope youve all had a lovel...

Getting their results, opening their envelopes, and tensions are going to be high. Tens of thousands of ryanair passengers could face disruption today as uk based pilots strike. Our focus on farming continues today with a look at the growing threat from criminals who kill and butcher sheep in fields in order to sell the meat. Researchers can now see processes deep inside the body thanks to a new type of microscope which captures images at unseen levels of detail. And in Sport England begin the third ashes test against australia at headingley this morning. This good morning and welcome to the b...

Back into the ashes . Berlin and paris. Really, although the third test at headingley gets under way this morning. Open to ideas, no fundamental shift, and looks whos ready to steam in again. Because the fundamental problem is that the eu sees that have got to be good morning. There is still some ove rco m e that the eu sees that have got to be overcome still remain. And mr rain in the forecast in the northern half of the country. Tomorrow, as we johnson has got to present new ideas head into the weekend, a bank if they are to move at all. And holiday for some is going to be mostly dry and hot...