Poorer children disproportionately affected by austerity measures, says UN
UN committee calls on ministers to act as it says benefit cap and tax credit cuts are undermining children’s rights to adequate standard of living
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Inspiring Young People into Education, Careers, Business & Sports
UN committee calls on ministers to act as it says benefit cap and tax credit cuts are undermining children’s rights to adequate standard of living
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Nick Gibb says headteachers should continue applying rules that allow parents to be fined over unauthorised absences
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Letters: HS2 is not just a huge white elephant. It is the biggest threat to the public and private investment upgrades the rail network urgently needs to increase capacity and reduce overcrowding
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The network passes me from pillar to post every time I call to get to the bottom of the issue
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A serving Luton councillor has been found guilty of falsifying a document in an attempt to trick a trading standards officer from his OWN authority. Mohammed Ashraf, 59, fabricated the document to give the impression that his firm, Luton Travel Services, was covered by Air Travel Organisers’ Licensing (ATOL). Cllr Ashraf, who was previously Luton Borough Council’s portfolio holder for
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• Wayne Rooney has said England need to develop nastiness
• Hodgson: ‘I won’t be spending time teaching players to feign injury’
From heckling Shirley Williams to driving around Luton with a wooden dragon, Guardian readers share their memories
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Political activist found dead on rail tracks also left three letters, one of which accuses former Tory aide Mark Clarke of bullying
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Ryanair, easyJet and IAG will push EU to let controllers from neighbouring countries manage French skies during strikes
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After annual survey finds MDMA is making a comeback, we ask drug counsellors about other substances – and what can be done
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