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Lucille Downer was killed by two dogs in her garden on Friday afternoon.
More than one in four teachers have been criticised by parents or carers in the past year, a survey suggests.
Political leaders have called for calm for the remainder of the Easter weekend.
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Police and political leaders have called for calm over the Easter weekend over fears of further street violence.
Kate Green spoke at the NASUWT teaching union’s annual conference.
Eight police officers were injured on Friday evening after being targeted in Sandy Row by a crowd of mostly young people.
An NSPCC helpline and an Ofsted review were launched this week following thousands of allegations from students.
The 85-year-old suffered multiple injuries as a result of the incident in Rowley Regis on Friday.
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Eight police officers were injured on Friday after being targeted in Sandy Row by a crowd of mostly young people throwing bricks and fireworks.
The NASUWT union’s annual conference heard that many teachers are ‘struggling alone’ with extreme behaviour in the classroom.
UK regulators say they have identified 30 cases of rare blood clot events out of 18.1 million doses of the jab administered.
Cardiff Council said a significant amount of rubbish had been left by ‘large groups of people intent on breaking Covid-19 restrictions’.
Professor Linda Bauld of Edinburgh University said all the evidence indicated the jab was safe and effective.
The NASUWT teaching union has accused the Education Secretary of failing to address ‘many serious issues’ affecting teachers.
Richard Okorogheye was reported missing from his west London home on March 24 after disappearing two days earlier.
Sir Alan Duncan was MP for Rutland and Melton from 1992 until the last election and served on the Conservative front bench over a period of 18 years.
The Scottish First Minister raised concerns the verdict could be contributing to ‘shamefully low’ conviction rates for rape and sexual assault.
The nation’s papers on Saturday are led by travel developments and speculation over the future of the NHS.
