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Cornwall faces "exceptional pressures" over housing due to Covid-19 and landlords making changes.

Hollie Smith, 19, dreamed of playing for Wales - but after sepsis she needs round-the-clock care.

The popularity of gaming during the pandemic helped with mental health and family life, say fans.

Residents from various developments in London and Manchester say they are living a "nightmare".

The proposals look at "how the site might be developed" but still need full planning approval.

The stamp duty holiday did not cause rising house prices, the Resolution Foundation think tank says.

Schools in England are to be given CO2 monitors to as part of plans to limit the spread of Covid.

Notre Dame College in Leeds is criticised for telling pupils by text the night before enrolment.

Students without the Covid-19 jab may also have their access to social clubs and venues restricted.

After previously being rated as inadequate services have now been "transformed", Ofsted said.

About 500 new teachers are waiting to be fully registered and cannot be employed until then.

Schools around the US are seeing Covid-19 outbreaks within days of starting the new academic year.

Up to 300 students could have to live 13 miles away from campus due to "particularly high demand".

More than 50 positive cases are linked to a Year 11 graduation party at a hotel.

Teachers warn pupils may have to take "qualification-level" assessments as part of Covid exam contingency plans.

It is despite the executive deciding earlier in August that schools no longer had to use bubbles.

Anthony Horowitz is among the authors and celebrities to support the appeal to buy replacements.

Students due to spend a year in Spain as part of their degree are hit with post-Brexit visa delays.