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BBCNEWS Breakfast July 13, 2024 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Breakfast July 13, 2024

Of murder after a 19 year old woman was shot dead on her way and fog through the irish sea, the to a supermarket in lancashire. English channel, and the north sea. The western parts of the uk as the effect of the we will also have hill fog across crisis on ourjobs. Barely an industry has some western areas. With this going been unscathed as many closed for business. In the next hour well find out on it will not be a cold night. You see how the rain advances towards what some of that impact has been. The Northern Isles. High pressure is firmly in charge of the weather at the premier league take...

Academy trust head admits he 'cries' over violence at school where teachers are threatened with sexual assault and told they will have their throats cut by knife-wielding pupils - Vimarsana News

Academy trust head admits he 'cries' over violence at school where teachers are threatened with sexual assault and told they will have their throats cut by knife-wielding pupils

Oasis Academies founder Steve Chalke (pictured), said he was 'really sorry about this situation' of the school on the Isle of Sheppey, Kent where teachers went on strike because of violence.

Academy head in tears over pupil violence at his school - Vimarsana News

Academy head in tears over pupil violence at his school

An academy trust head has said he “cries” over violence in a Kent school where teachers are on strike for their safety.

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Schools may be forced to leave teacher posts vacant amid rocketing energy bills, head warns - Vimarsana News

Schools may be forced to leave teacher posts vacant amid rocketing energy bills, head warns

Schools facing a £100,000 leap in their energy bills could be forced to lay off teachers and leave vacant posts unfilled despite a staff shortage, warned Mike Walters, chair of Kent Headteachers Association.

School chiefs warn they may have to buy jumpers to keep poorer children warm in class - Vimarsana News

School chiefs warn they may have to buy jumpers to keep poorer children warm in class

The UK government is getting ready for a stinging 80 per cent hike in energy tariffs from October which experts fear could wipe out the savings of six million families.