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All the UK strike dates confirmed for April 2023

Teachers joining junior doctors, Passport Office staff and driving examiners in taking action this month

The Independent UK

Health and welfare concerns raised over early call-ups for Women’s World Cup

Emma Hayes has led calls for restrictions on international windows

The Independent UK

Schools face disruption as teachers across England stage fresh strikes over pay

Secondary schools are expected to prioritise Year 11 and Year 13 students during the strikes, ahead of exams.

Evening Standard

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All Wales' political parties unite to call on the UK Government to reclassify HS2 as England-only

The Welsh Conservatives joined forces with the other major Welsh parties in the Senedd to demand Wales gets the money it is "rightfully owed' for HS2

Wales Online

Jofra Archer clarifies stance on England Test cricket future amid ongoing injury problems

28-year-old has not played to Test side in over two years

Evening Standard

Sadia Kabeya out to set inspiring example as women's rugby takes centre stage

Saturday's England-France Grand Slam decider at Twickenham to be watched by a world record 53,000-plus crowd - and Kabeya aims to show next generation of young black girls their dreams can come true

Daily Mirror

Teachers’ strikes: NEU accuses government of refusing to negotiate

Union co-head apologises to parents on fifth day of England and Northern Ireland strikes, saying it is ‘not what members want’

The Guardian - UK

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The Seaside by Madeleine Bunting review – postcards from the edge

A deeply reported account of what England’s seaside towns reveal about the state of the nation

The Guardian - UK

Stuart Broad urges England to emulate 2005 Ashes success

England fast bowler Stuart Broad wants the team to replicate the success of the 2005 Ashes series when they host Australia in the summer and inspire fans across the country.

The Times of India

Child, three, died with cancer when NHS letter was only written in English

The Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch (HSIB) has urged NHS England to bring in new rules

Wales Online

NHS warned over writing to patients in English after child dies

Investigators found 34 national database incidents in one year across England related to issues of keeping track of patients

The Independent UK

Schools closed across England as teachers walk out on strike

The “majority of schools” are expected to either restrict access to pupils or fully close as a result of the strikes

Wales Online

Stone of Destiny heads to England for first time in 25 years ahead of coronation

THE Stone of Destiny will return to England for the first time in more than a quarter of a century to play a key part in the coronation ceremony.

The National (Scotland)

Ben Foster comments sum up Wrexham under Ryan Reynolds after admission over wages

Former England international Ben Foster has played a vital role in Wrexham's promotion to the English Football League but is out of contract at the end of this season

Daily Mirror

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Teachers hold mass strike for fourth time this year as Tories accused of 'failing' kids

Members of the National Education Union (NEU) will take part in strike actions in schools across England today after rejecting the Government’s 'insulting' pay offer

The Independent UK

Coronation brings Stone of Destiny to England for the first time since 1996

The stone was officially returned to Scotland 700 years after being seized by King Edward I of England in 1296.

Daily Mirror

'This Conservative Government has failed our schools, pupils and teachers'

School spending in England has been ravaged by Tory cuts and is now 3% lower than it was in 2010. Over the same period the backlog for repairs to school buildings has doubled to £11billion

The Independent UK

Ex-England cricketer Phil Tufnell: Who is the I’m a Celebrity South Africa contestant?

‘A Question of Sport’ star is back in the jungle for the first time in 20 years

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Wales Online

What happened when Rishi Sunak was asked about 'great Welsh train robbery'

'Now the PM talks about running away with other people’s money but his government is depriving Wales to the tune of £6 billion by ruling that north to south England rail links like HS2 somehow benefit Wales? Will he plead guilty to the great Welsh train robbery?'

The Independent UK

New rules to tackle taxi drivers who ‘pose a risk to passengers’

The use of a national database for taxi and private hire vehicle driver licensing will become mandatory across England.

The Guardian - UK

England Women’s World Cup buildup plans hit by clubs’ player-release stance

The buildup to this year’s Women’s World Cup could be severely disrupted after the European Club Association told the national associations that players will not be available until 10 days before the tournament starts

Evening Standard

Midwives in England vote to accept Government pay offer

Midwives in England have voted to accept the Government’s pay offer to NHS staff, the Royal College of Midwives (RCM) have said.

The Independent UK

Women’s World Cup hit by major club vs country row

The European Club Association insists players will be unable to be called up before Fifa’s release period due to concerns over player welfare

Daily Mirror

Chris Woakes has a point to prove to try and force his way into Ashes contention

England bowler Chris Woakes is desperate to play another Ashes Test at his home ground Edgbaston after tasting defeat there in the drawn series in 2019

Evening Standard

How many police officers are there in England and Wales? Recruitment programme reaches target

The Government has succeeded in hiring 20,951 more police officers since 2019, which takes the headcount to 149,572

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