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The event, which will take place in October, has already had entries from around the world.

Sarah Carr says since starting to deliver groceries in his village, son Cal feels "more positive".

The PM says the return of schools in England on Monday is the "first step" towards "normality".

As children in England return to school on Monday, parents have mixed emotions.

Parents are confident about children returning to school but worry about catching up, says survey.

Welsh Liberal Democrat leader Jane Dodds says independence would cause generations of damage.

Tom Van der Velde was completing lessons in minutes during last year's lockdown, his parents say.

Confusion over building safety rules has left many people unable to move home without hard-to-obtain checks.

A school's relationships programme says gay and lesbian people cannot marry or have sex.

Will masks and mass testing actually help? Will infection rates go up - and would it matter?

Illustration students let their artwork do the talking on the experience of studying in lockdown.

With the UK still in lockdown, some A-level students are thinking about what to do next year.

The guidance was issued to school and college principals from the NI Exams Board, CCEA.

A massive task lies ahead for schools as they try to make up for teaching time lost during the pandemic.

The £79m forms part of a half-billion-pound pot for all mental health services.

No affordable housing will be included in the redevelopment in Bedminister, Bristol.

Diane Dodds announces plans for how BTec and essential skills qualifications will be awarded.

All students in England can return to classrooms from 8 March, but how will Covid testing work?