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Got a lot of stability in terms of their homes and their finances. across the room, sophie and jenny, working to recruit parents looking for the perfect match — adoption a last but necessary resort. 0ur role is really important in getting those children a forever family and moving out and giving them much better life chances than what they would do as a looked—after child in the local authority care. ok, so let me help you, darling. of course, every family faces challenges, but children who are adopted have experienced trauma. and that can start even before they're born. they've got all th...

Tonight at 10pm... a new record number of covid cases in the uk — almost 90,000 in the past 2a hours. long queues forjabs — nearly three quarters of a million people had their boosters yesterday, another record. we are not closing things down. we are not asking people to cancel things. what we are saying is that people will understandably not want to catch covid. hospital admissions are rising slowly but, in london, where cases are rising the fastest, hospital staff in this icu are feeling the pressure. most of the patients who are coming into us are unvaccinated patients. they are a lot y...

To work next term to help schools hit by staff sickness. the education secretary, nadhim zahawi, has written to headteachers and college principals saying the government will work with agencies to help ensure there are enough teachers. our medical editor fergus walsh is here. record numbers of cases again today, big rises, but we still don't know for sure what the impact will be in the next few weeks.— the next few weeks. omicron is curowin the next few weeks. omicron is growing faster _ the next few weeks. omicron is growing faster and _ the next few weeks. omicron is growing faster and is ...

Having seen them come up, they went up a lot, obviously, post—august. having seen them come off a bit, they are now going back up again. and i think this is directly related to some of the tensions we are seeing on the border between russia and ukraine, where a lot of europe's gas supply comes through. and of course, that will feed through, i'm afraid, when the next price cap is set. we have to take the action that we think will do the job to address and tackle the inflationary pressure, particularly in the medium term. we just have to do that, i'm afraid. for the vast majority of households...

The history of a militant strike of streetcar workers in Kansas City in 1917 by Jeff Stilley, during which the population of the town drove out scabs who had been brought in by the employers.