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In an era where inclusivity and equality in education are paramount, a recent report by the Education Policy Institute (EPI) has highlighted significant discrepancies in the support provided to children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) across England. The dire need for compulsory training in child development and SEND for teachers has become increasingly
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The Grenfell Tower tragedy, which tragically claimed the lives of 72 individuals in June 2017, has become a symbol of systemic failures within governmental and infrastructural frameworks in the UK. With eight years passed, the recent announcement regarding the demolition of the tower has reignited the wounds of bereaved families and survivors. The government, under
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The promise of economic revitalization through green energy initiatives is captivating, especially in a region like Aberdeen, which has historically centered its economy around oil and gas. However, the recent statements from Juergen Maier, chairman of the newly established GB Energy, about a potential 20-year timeline for fulfilling Labour’s ambitious pledge of creating 1,000 jobs
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Recent advancements in artificial intelligence technology have raised significant ethical and legal concerns, particularly in the realm of child protection. The alarming capacity of AI tools to generate child sexual abuse material (CSAM) poses unprecedented challenges for law enforcement and societal norms. Understanding the gravity of this situation, the UK government has announced sweeping new
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