Mind the gap: psychologist shortage threatens inclusive schools
A shortage of educational psychologists in England is undermining government plans for more inclusive mainstream
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One of humanity’s greatest climate achievements is at risk
The most important international environmental agreement of all time shows how collaboration and cooperation can
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What the Dartmoor ‘overgrazing ruling’ means for statutory bodies in England
Ecological degradation and lack of livestock population control means a prized area of British countryside
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10 million trees have now transformed England’s industrial heartland
One of the UK’s most significant nature restoration and ecosystem regeneration projects marks a major
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The hidden cost of heatwaves: empty high streets and unequal choices
As extreme heat becomes more frequent, the poorest workers cannot afford to stay home, while
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Reeves pitches UK ‘safe haven’ but households face £400 costs
The chancellor will use the International Monetary Fund’s spring meetings to promote plans to reduce
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Spread the wealth: new roadmap for charity funding
Billions of pounds in charitable funding could be made more accessible to disadvantaged communities in
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Launceston’s Lingering Wood Smoke Problem: A Case of Déjà Vu
The city of Launceston in Australia’s island state of Tasmania is once again grappling with residential air pollution. The City Council has called for public submissions on how to address wood heater smoke after a recent return to unacceptable wintertime pollution levels.
£41m for English councils to bring rogue landlords to justice
From next month, rental tenants will have more protections from negligent property owners. Now local
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Call for evidence on asylum accommodation
Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration seeks views of those with experience of Home Office engagement with
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New rules for council pothole funding
Local authorities in England must now prove they are spending road maintenance budgets on fixing
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NALC support burial reform report
The National Association of Local Councils (NALC) have welcomed the publication of the Burial and
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New guide for library staff on using AI
Free new guide aims to help library workers support communities in using artificial intelligence with confidence.
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Government websites lead on accessibility but barriers remain
Latest WebAIM Million analysis of the world’s top 1m websites finds that government and public sector are among
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We can’t stop teens asking AI about body image, so how do we respond?
With 40% of seven to 12-year-olds now using generative AI, chatbots are becoming an unlikely confidante for young people navigating body image. However, a recent study shows helpful and harmful advice often appear in the same conversation.
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Oil companies are the only Iran war victors
Ahead of next month’s elections, the Conservatives and Reform see the conflict-driven fuel crisis as
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