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The driver training scheme in Swindon hopes to create a "new generation of safer drivers".

A four-year-old girl misses out on a school place despite her application being submitted on time.

Holly King-Mand wants to help Ukrainian refugee children to listen to, talk and write English.

The health secretary is considering letting an inquiry access a database of young people already treated.

Combustible cladding is to be banned on new buildings with floors more than 11m above the ground.

Stockton Council says it is having to raise the price for the first time since 2013 because of supply costs.

Young women say they learn more about periods outside school as a report reveals shortcomings.

The teacher forgot she had sent the vulnerable 15-year-old out of the room, a tribunal report says.

The pupils were unaware their assignments had been fabricated by their teacher, a report says.

Teachers' unions say a delay in a pay rise being negotiated with the States is "unacceptable".

Vacancies in pre-school education have increased by 45% since the start of the pandemic.

It has been proposed teaching young people aged three to 18 at the new complex.

As living costs continue to rise, young professionals decide to move back in with their parents.

Inas wants to be a role model for those "who stop their life when they change their country".