I wonder if Sky asked what impact migration has on women and girls? Might there be any examples of negative consequences for them being reported in the news?
And the final one in Manchester United’s greatest players: No 1, Sir Bobby Charlton.
Thanks for reading this summer.
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Congratulations to Graham Hardwell, the Conservative candidate in the Longwell Green by-election for the South Gloucestershire Council. The Tories came first, Reform second with the LibDems trailing in a poor third in spite of a typically dishonest campaign.
We are profoundly saddened by the loss of Kevin Keegan. A giant of English football, he was a cherished figure at the very highest levels of the game.
Our condolences go to Kevin’s family, loved ones and all those he inspired as a manager, player and person, on and off the pitch.
Rest in peace, Kevin ❤️
Bridget Phillipson's record as education secretary:
1) Over 100 private schools have closed, needlessly disrupting the education of thousands of children.
2) Universities are on the brink of a funding crisis.
3) So is the early years sector, after the Government expanded "free" childcare with no clue how to pay for it.
4) The Children's Wellbeing and Schools Act undermines freedoms that have been pivotal to many schools' success. Academies must now adhere to the national curriculum. New free schools discouraged.
5) Latin funding was cut halfway through the academic year.
6) £300m of taxpayer money has been committed, annually, towards "free" universal breakfast clubs instead of targeted support for pupils who need it most.
7) She once backed teachers working from home.
8) She tried to dump free speech protections for universities.
9) Claimed the government is recruiting more teachers when the total number fell by nearly 2,000 year on year.
10) Cried "sexism" when it was suggested that, because of her abysmal performance, she might lose her portfolio in a reshuffle.
This is the Education Secretary who taxed working parents paying for their disabled children to attend a special school.
Purely because she was ideologically opposed to parents who want to spend money on their children’s education.
That’s what we don’t like.
Lara Bird, also Lara Bird-Leakey, also Pyla Bird-Leakey, the new SNP MP for Arbroath and Broughty Ferry, has caught growing attention for her disparate accents (and dumbing down of her name for Scottish constituents)