Government prepares school 'overhaul' so children can return in September

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BBC Breakfast, as Town and Country reports. "So he goes out wanting to cuddle everything, particularly any babies younger than him." As Town and Country points out, this is the second indication from the Cambridges that their youngest son has required a little bit of toddler wrangling over the past few months.

ITV presenter has been on leave since her husband Derek Draper became seriously ill with coronavirus. Derek, who is now free from the virus, has recently started coming round for the first time since coming out of his induced coma after being admitted to hospital in March.

return to school in September and today it outlined the steps needed to make that happen. Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced last week that he wants every child in every year group back for the new academic year.

six prevention measures, including thorough hand cleaning and minimising contact between individuals, outbreaks will be reduced, but undoubtedly cases will arise and schools need to know how to react when they do.

The government has confirmed that some schools will need to put children into full year group bubbles when they return in September.While acknowledging that smaller bubbles helps to reduce the risk of transmission of coronavirus, the government says it also 'restricts the normal operation of schools'.In its guidance for how schools will reopen to full cohorts in autumn, the Department for Education says that because of the 'educational and logistical challenges' posed by the smaller bubbles,

Peter White Television EditorABC is to shoot five pilots once production can safely resume and is rolling three projects to next year.Your Complete Guide to Pilots and Straight-to-Series ordersThe network is picking up the cast options for the five projects that it has committed to producing this year through to September 30.This includes dramas Rebel, starring Katey Sagal and Andy Garcia and Delroy Lindo’s Harlem’s Kitchen, as well as comedies Bossy, which was formerly known as Kids Matter Now,

Charlize Theron had some words for Steven Seagal recently. The actress shouted out to the action star in a nasty way, claiming that he’s “overweight” and not nearly as good at Aikido as he claims.

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here"We do have those powers – and if we see a spike in the number of cases, then we will take action.” England's chief medical officer has echoed Mr Hancock's message, reminding the public that the virus hasn't gone away.In a tweet, England's chief medical officer reminded the public that the virus, which is thought to have killed more than 50,000 people, is still in general circulation.Professor Whitty said on Thursday evening: "COVID-19 has gone down due to the efforts of everyone but is

Charlize Theron called out famed actor Steven Seagal for being “overweight” and not as good at martial arts as he claims to be during a recent interview.

their non-profit Archewell during the coronavirus pandemic. But the Duke and Duchess of Sussex made a visit yesterday to Homeboy Industries, a Los Angeles social justice organization that "provide[s] training and support to formerly gang-involved and previously incarcerated men and women in the city, allowing them to redirect their lives," according to the organization's site.

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full time schooling was not agreed by a special Government group on education. Larry Flanagan, general secretary of the EIS, said Education Secretary John Swinney had instead made a “political announcement”.

Charlize Theron isn’t holding back her thoughts on Steven Seagal.