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Generation Of Syrian Children Risk Becoming Illiterate Without Urgent Action, Teachers Warn

More than 90,000 school-age Syrian refugee children in Jordan are not in education.
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Identical Twins Share How Creative Arts Help Them Cope With Horrors Of Syria

The inseparable pair, who fled Damascus together, dress the same and confide in one another.
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Government Is Failing Foster Children Forced To Switch Between 'Dizzying Number' Of Placements, Say MPs

Committee slams Government for care system but body for foster parents says more pay is vital
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Westminster Could Be 'The Next Grenfell Tower', Says Black Rod

'If we don’t learn the Grenfell lesson, this building could burn down, just like it did in 1834.'
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Theresa May Could Stuff Her Christmas Goose And Call It Boris, Says Labour MP in PMQs Joke

'Twas the PMQs before Christmas and MPs have been getting carried away.
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Liberal Democrats Fined £18,000 For Campaign Spending Irregularities

The total sum, which is almost the maximum individual fine of £20,000, actually comprises two fines.
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Record Level Of Prison Suicides Points To 'Deep Rooted Failures' In System, Say MPs

'It is a scandal that people are languishing in jail for months instead of getting the hospital treatment they desperately need.'
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Chancellor Accused Of 'Fraudulent Spin' After Hidden Cut To Workplace Learning Unearthed

Chancellor Philip Hammond claimed he had relented to 'red' Len McCluskey over funding 'Unionlearn' scheme.
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Angela Rayner Hits Out At £11,100 Tuition Fees For Fast-Track Degrees

Universities Minister Jo Johnson says fast-track degrees will encourage mature learners.
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Sunday Shows Round-up: David Davis, Keir Starmer And Trump's Jerusalem Move

All the Sunday politics interviews in one place.
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