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Urgent action needed to stop teachers quitting, says Liberal Democrats (opens the original)
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Burnt out teachers urgently need better working hours and more support to stop them leaving the profession, the Liberal Democrats say, as the new term approaches. Nearly half of the teachers surveyed by the party in England said they were planning to quit the classroom in the next five years, with many saying they felt overworked and stressed. The Lib Dems are urging new Education Secretary Lucy Powell to fully fund teachers' pay, rather than raiding school budgets to cover increases, and to bri
Sophie Brimble's family welcomes review of law after driver deemed unfit to stand trial (opens the original)
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The family of a woman killed after a high-speed race through residential streets says it is a "relief" the government was considering changing the law around defendants who are considered unfit to stand trial. Sophie Brimble, 20, died after her boyfriend, Jay Bayliss, crashed into a lamp-post in Brynmawr, Blaenau Gwent, in July 2017, while driving at almost three times the speed limit. He was deemed too badly injured for criminal proceedings. The family launched a petition to give courts greater
Greens review social media operation as Polanski row rumbles on (opens the original)
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The Green Party of England and Wales is reviewing its social media operation which has been central to its surge in popularity over the past year, sources have told the BBC. They insist it is not connected to the backlash to Zack Polanski this week after he re-posted a photo of a man wearing a t-shirt with an image of a guillotine and the slogan "we're only making plans for Nigel" - seen as being a reference to Nigel Farage. But that incident has raised questions about whether it is sustainable
Burnham's plan to collaborate with social media creators (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham is a past master at using social media to create a political brand - and it seems he has no plans to let up now that he is prime minister. One Downing Street source told the BBC they planned to take a "more social first" and "authentic to Andy" approach, with "less high production, polished" content than might have been seen from a prime minister in the past. This means we can expect more clips of Burnham in casual mode, chatting into a handheld phone or answering questions on polic
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