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Last modified on Tue 16 Mar 2021 07.26 EDT When people stop Michael Rosen in his local neighbourhood of Muswell Hill in north London to ask him how he’s doing, which they do quite often these days, he replies: “Well, I’m not dead!” As is now well known, the former children’s laureate spent 48 days in intensive care after contracting coronavirus almost exactly one year ago. He went into hospital at the end of March as one of the nation’s favourite children’s writers and emerged a national treasure: his poem “These Are the Hands”, written to celebrate the 60th anniversary of t...

Children were in for a big surprise when they returned to school this week, as they found an additional welcome awaiting them. Pupils at Arlecdon, Dearham, Flimby and Thornhill primary schools were delighted to discover furry friends located in their classrooms. With the combined support of the schools’ PTAs and The West Lakes Multi-Academy Trust a teddy bear was purchased for each child and customised for each of the four primary schools with the school logos emblazoned on the teddy bears’ t-shirts. The schools, aware that children may have mixed emotions about returning, with so...

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Kim Kardashian Secret Boyfriend? Drake's New Song 'Confessing Sins' Sets Fans into Frenzy Drake's new song suggests that he had a wild affair with Kim Kardashian, only adding fuel to the whole KimYe flame. In a new song he released on Friday, 34-year-old Drake got fans talking after mentioning Kanye West in his song, "Wants and Needs." "Yeah, I probably should go link with Yeezy / I need me some Jesus / But soon as I started confessin' my sins / He wouldn't believe us." Though he never mentioned the "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" star's name on the track, social media immediately created ...

Published: 10:55 AM March 5, 2021    Updated: 12:16 PM March 5, 2021 Teachers at Abercorn School in St John's Wood used rap and sea shanties to celebrate World Book Day. - Credit: Abercorn School Usually World Book Day is simply a good excuse for schoolchildren to dress up and for teachers and parents to encourage reading.  This year, with schools forced to teach remotely, staff at Abercorn Pre-Prep in St John's Wood had a left-field idea for the day on Thursday (March 4). Led by English teacher Katy Shuttleworth, teachers have produced videos where they rap - and in some cases sing - so...