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Details later in the programme. good morning. it's monday, the 5th of december. how are your how are your nerves how are your nerves this morning? england are through to the quarter finals of the world cup, after easing past senegal with a 3—0 victory. it means they will face defending world champions france on saturday. john's in doha for us this morning. john, it was a struggle at first, but england got the job done? it did indeed, yes. a 3—0 victory for england _ it did indeed, yes. a 3—0 victory for england as they march on at this world _ for england as they march on at this world c...
It's a great result. it will go such a long way to supporting our pupils to gain those wider experiences, whilst taking a little bit of pressure off those budgets, and pressure off the families as well. the government says it will invest an additional £2.3 billion per year in schools in england. but many headteachers fear that, with prices continuing to rise, it might not be enough. feels relentless. it seems to be that we're trying to solve one problem after another, after another. there will come a point where we think, actually, there's no more we can do there until we start to get more su...
Blockbuster match against the holders on saturday. we know the support they were from fans inside the stadium last night. millions watching up and down the country. how where your nerves last night? prayers and pints on the sabbath. and a feeling at the camden beer hall in north london that this could be a super sunday. i think we'll win 2—0. i think it's going to be 2—1 to england. i think 4—0 england. i'm hoping it's a big win from england today. penistone church football club in barnsley was packed. local lad john stones played here as a schoolboy. tom knew him, and is now a coach. i'...
As they battle the cost of living crisis including rising heating bills and staff costs. in addition to this, the headteachers' union has told the bbc that the poorest and most vulnerable families are increasingly turning to schools for support. our education correspondent elaine dunkley has been to a primary school in wigan which is using inventive ways to help families in the run—up to christmas. oh, holly, tell me about the fabulous work you're doing? as the cost of living crisis deepens, there's increasing pressure on school funds. whichever area will look at, the costs are escalating. t...