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Amanda Spielman will publish her final annual report as the chief inspector of Ofsted on Thursday.
Amanda Spielman will publish her final annual report as the chief inspector of Ofsted on Thursday.
The findings come on the day the watchdog is due to publish its annual report on the state of education and social care in England.
Analysis by the Cambridge Tree-Ring Unit indicated that some of the trees were 400 years old when they died.
A number of factors appear to increase a person’s risk.
The reaction to Jeremy Hunt’s autumn statement leads Britain’s papers on Thursday.
The Chancellor faces further analysis from the Office for Budget Responsibility on the autumn statement.
It comes after it emerged that Professor Dame Angela McLean is said to have referred to Rishi Sunak as ‘Dr Death’.
Ofgem will announce its latest price cap on Thursday.
Net migration takes into account the amount of people arriving in the UK, minus those who leave, and in 2022 the figure was a record 606,000.
The incident followed the deaths of two migrants earlier on Wednesday off the French coast.
Conservative Party deputy chairman Lee Anderson suggested asylum seekers should be sent to the Orkney Islands while their applications are processed.
Zookeepers captured the birth on camera.
A representative from the UFU called on the UK Government to deliver a mechanism to deal with post-Brexit regulatory divergence.
Dr Liam Fox and Dame Priti Patel were among those urging Government to go further and faster with plans to cut taxes.
Disposable income is likely to be 3.5% lower in 2024/25 than before the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Office for Budget Responsibility has reduced its forecast for electric vehicles’ share of new car sales in 2027 from 67% to 38%.
It comes as more people said that they get science news updates from traditional news outlets compared with social media.
Economists said the Chancellor’s tax reductions will not prevent this from being the ‘biggest tax-raising’ parliament in modern times.
Neil Gibson, permanent secretary at the Department of Finance, said the statement confirmed no more money is coming to the region.
