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'I want to cry - it is a mountain': Teachers speak out after thousands march through Manchester

“I go home and I have no energy — I had three plates in my sink to clean and I started to cry. It is a mountain."

Manchester Evening News

Bristol’s spending on expensive special needs education becoming ‘unsustainable’

City council chiefs are exploring what reforms could help bring down costs

Bristol Post

'We're expected to do a lot more with less time and resources' - Teachers strike at Newcastle SEN school

Seven days of strike action are planned at schools across the UK, but only four will affect each school

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Belfast mum says SEN cuts could leave children "forgotten about"

"Where do these children go? Are they forgotten about?"

Belfast Live

David Warner’s manager claims players were instructed to tamper with ball

James Erskine told SEN Radio: “Warner said….’the only way we can reverse-swing the ball is by tampering with it’. They were told to do it.”

The Independent UK

David Warner's manager claims Cricket Australia approved ball-tampering plans well ahead of Cape Town scandal

David Warner's manager alleges Cricket Australia officials gave players permission to tamper with the ball some 16 months before the 2018 Cape Town scandal.

ABC News

'I'm a teacher and there's a Christmas gift we all hate - here's what I really want'

As December approaches, parents will be considering which gift to buy for their kids' teachers - one has spilled the beans on the one present all school staff dread

Daily Mirror

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Bristol City Council pays £3.8K compensation for leaving SEND girl without education for seven months

The council has apologised

Bristol Post

Essendon v church: how Andrew Thorburn fell from AFL grace

The club thought it was starting the week on a high. It took less than a day for all that to change

The Guardian - AU

'Sad' Thorburn hits out after Bombers exit

Andrew Thorburn claims his Christian faith is "unacceptable" to Australians after his dramatic exit as Essendon AFL chief executive after one day in the role.

AAP

Andrew Thorburn resigns as Essendon CEO after one day over links to controversial church

Essendon says City on a Hill’s values are in ‘direct contradiction’ with its own, as Daniel Andrews labels its views on homosexuality and abortion ‘appalling’

The Guardian - AU

New Essendon CEO Andrew Thorburn steps down

Essendon's newly appointed CEO, Andrew Thorburn, has stepped down after being associated with homophobic views through the Christian church he leads.

ABC News

Bombers CEO resigns amid church links

New Essendon CEO Andrew Thorburn has resigned a day after the Bombers announced his appointment, due to his position at a controversial church.

AAP

Hird, Solomon in Bombers' coaching race

Essendon great Tim Watson says the Bombers don't need a saviour to reunite the AFL club, after James Hird interviewed for their vacant head coaching role.

AAP

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AAP

Legend Madden weighs in on Essendon saga

Ex-Essendon board member Simon Madden hopes the instability at the strife-torn AFL club can finally end following another period of turmoil.

AAP

Under-fire Lions face finals without Adams

Brisbane coach Chris Fagan has conceded defender Marcus Adams won't feature again this season as he battles a concussion suffered earlier this month.

Manchester Evening News

'Modern, fresh and undisputedly contemporary'... First glimpse of how new £17m special school could look

Dubbed Pear Tree Academy, the secondary school includes places for up to 133 pupils

Liverpool Echo

Mum's warning about lack of SEN support as her son is turned away from group

Georgia Bolan was told that "due to funding and resources" it wasn't possible to accommodate her son in the SEN group

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Bristol Post

Bristol parents' struggle as SEND pupils 'educationally homeless'

As of January 2022 there were 32,700 children or young people in the UK with EHCPs outside of formal education

AAP

Cats star Stewart prepared for AFL ban

Geelong's Tom Stewart is facing a long ban for his bump on Richmond's Dion Prestia but calls for a send-off rule have met a mixed response.

Salon

Dems already "caved" in gun bill talks

"They gave up even before there was going to be a modicum of legislative fight or advocacy," ex-Senate aide says

AAP

Embattled Bombers aim big in AFL review

Essendon president Paul Brasher has declared the Bombers can win an AFL premiership within three years as the embattled club embarks on a mid-season review.

Wales Online

Blind girl 'became a recluse' after discrimination by school

The school failed to provide her with the right support

Daily Mirror

Mum claims blind daughter 'became a recluse' after facing discrimination at school

A tribunal found St Mary's Menston Catholic Voluntary Academy in Leeds failed to provide Phoebe-Lea Swales with educational equipment to take part in lessons, which made her feel stressed and unable to cope with lessons

AAP

Hawks aim to step up as AFL favourites

Hawthorn have impressed under first-year coach Sam Mitchell and will start favourites against struggling Essendon in their AFL clash on Saturday.

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