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Education Among The Budget Losers

“The chancellor gave more money to his banker mates than he did to our children and schools in catch-up funding."

Sophia Sleigh

FEATURED

Huge Support For Footballer Josh Cavallo After Coming Out

BLACK HISTORY MONTH

‘Blackfishing’ Is More Than A Fake Tan and Curly Hair. Here’s Why

It's not just the behaviour Black women take issue with – for some, it's the word itself.

Henrie Kwushue: ‘Rah, I Love Being Black. That Is Black Joy’

The 26-year-old south Londoner is radio's rising star – and she's not finished yet.

George The Poet: ‘We Need To Free Ourselves From Our History And Know We’re Blessed’

The spoken-word artist talks inspiration, Black joy, and his latest project, 'The Outsiders?'

Pride Has More Than One Meaning For Me. How About You?

I would be nothing without the community that made me, shaped my Black Britishness, and gave me wings.

Nabilla Doma

LIFE

I’ve FaceTimed My Online Trolls. An Anonymity Ban Won’t Stop The Abuse

Haters will hate. And they'll do it openly, using their own names.

This Workout Will Help You Feel Your Best, Without The Toxic Diet

Grab some dumbbells (or heavy water bottles) and prepare to feel great in your body.

21 Inspired Gifts For People Who Love The Great Outdoors

Know someone who lives for hiking, camping or wild swimming? Here's the Christmas gift inspo you need.

The 7 Mindless Habits That Are Making You Unproductive At Work

These are the most common ways people sabotage themselves in getting work done.

Try This Cadbury Dairy Milk Fingers Cake Decorating Challenge With The Kids

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This Challenge Is Finger Painting Fun For The Whole Family

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Watch: Cadbury Dairy Milk Fingers-Inspired Family Footy Fun Challenge

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STRICTLY 2021

Jimi Mistry: ‘The Strictly Band Played At Our Wedding As Flavia And I Did Our First Dance’

The 2010 contestant reflects on his ‘Sliding Doors’ moment, and why he doesn’t believe in the ‘Strictly Curse’.

Shirley Ballas Thanks Strictly Viewers Who Spotted Lump Under Her Arm, As Docs Discover ‘Concerning’ Symptoms

The BBC show’s head judge has made a hospital appointment “to check certain odd things happening in my body”.

This Disturbing Dance On The US Version Of Strictly Is The Actual Stuff Of Nightmares

The delightfully unhinged performance ended with JoJo grabbing her partner by the throat, ripping off her fake hand and then chomping on it.

AJ And Kai Face Another Grilling On Romance Rumours After Sizzling Strictly Routine

Rylan stepped up and asked the question on every Strictly viewer's lips right now.

THE LATEST ON COVID

Rapid Covid Testing Could Last For Five More Years, Says Top Government Scientist

MPs told government is considering when to "turn off" testing of asymptomatic people.

Ned Simons

7 Ways You Can Reduce Your Risk Of Contracting Covid This Winter

Downing Street may be ignoring calls for stricter measures but there are a few things you can do to avoid catching and spreading the virus.

Kate Nicholson

Vaccine Passports Could Actually Help Spread Covid. Here's Why

Leaked government research suggests the idea could actually be "counterproductive".

Rachel Moss

So, When Will I Get Called Up For My Booster Jab?

NHS England is ramping up its Covid booster programme – here are the people being prioritised for vaccines.

By PA Media

Sajid Javid Claims It Will Be A 'Normal Christmas' If We All 'Play Our Part'

“What we do know about this virus is the best thing we can do to protect ourselves is to get vaccinated," he said.

Kate Nicholson

Will Covid Ever End?

Specialists explain if we should expect to see soaring infections and lockdown debates every autumn.

Kate Nicholson

6 Sneaky Signs You're Experiencing Ongoing Trauma From The Pandemic

Covid has caused prolonged stress. Here's how it may be showing up in your life right now.

Julia Ries

Should We All Still Be Wearing Face Masks – And, If So, Where?

Here's the government advice on face masks – and what the experts recommend (spot the difference).

The Pandemic Delay On Rape Cases Could Take Decades To Fix

Rape victims are waiting more than a year for cases to go to trial, making prosecution targets a 'pipe-dream'.

Faima Bakar