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Over half of school staff forced to spend own money on essentials for children,says shock report
Staff fork out on food for hungry kids, tampons, toilet rolls, pens, pencils and books as funding cuts bite More than half of school support staff feel they have to spend their own money on things for children at cash-strapped schools, a new GMB study shows. Teaching assistants and other support staff are forking out on food for hungry kids, tampons, pens, pencils and books. Staff report having to bring balls and even paper aeroplanes for break time because ‘our...
Mum denied life-saving transplant as Home Office refuses brother’s visa
Shirley Kordie, 33, will die unless she gets a life-saving transplant from brother Joseph who is her only stem-cell match
Brother of nightclub acid thrower Arthur Collins has admitted drug & weapons charges
Thomas Collins, whose brother's TOWIE girlfriend Ferne McCann had a baby with him, was nicked when police raided his home looking for Arthur.
Samurai sword-wielding Islamic State supporter ‘wanted to be shot dead by police outside Buckingham Palace’
Mohiussunnath Chowdhury, 27, told the Old Bailey that he was inspired to travel to the Palace after seeing a TV news report that morning about the bombing of a wedding reception in Yemen
Moment cage fighter appears to pull out gun and stick in love rival’s mouth
The mother and son sought out the lover in a hotel in Bristol
In numbers: UK jobs lost to Brexit so far this year
Airbus's announcement that it is weighing up its future in the UK has sent shockwaves across the political spectrum today. With no assurances over Britain's future trading arrangements the boss of one of the world’s biggest aircraft manufacturers warned that Brexit would have "severe negative consequences for the UK aerospace industry and Airbus in particular". He said that Airbus has repeatedly been demanding clarity from Theresa May’s government over what trading arrangements will be available with Europe in March 2019,...
Cancer could be stopped in its tracks “within the next few years”
Blocking them was 99.5 per cent effective in stopping metastasis
Dark Ages Scandinavians were making beer on an industrial scale for more than 1,600 years
Europe's first 'brewery' has been unearthed in Uppakra in southern Sweden - predating the previous earliest such site by 400 years.
Russian oligarch’s chauffeur’s collapse sparks fears of poison attack in heart of Mayfair
Man died in Albermarle Street