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School caterers will have to shrink portions or use cheaper ingredients, a major food wholesaler warns.

Trevor Emery is critical of stewarding at the Huddersfield Town v Luton Town play-off semi-final.

St John's College in Southsea will close in September due to declining numbers of students.

The 12-year-old was taken almost 200 miles to stay with a relative whose partner had abused a girl.

A councillor wants to reverse proposals to shut three primary schools.

A union is warning of invigilator shortages as pupils sit their first summer exams since 2019.

The introduction of a fringe allowance and staff to cover absences is backed by 91% of senior staff.

A loss of income and rising costs leaves The University of Wolverhampton facing financial challenges.

All Northern Ireland Translink bus services will halt from tomorrow until 23 May.

Leaders from different sectors are coming together to try to find solutions as part of a new campaign.

The rising cost of housing prices has been identified as a top priority this political term.

Some children have had trouble adjusting to being back in school after being at home during Covid.

Stormont approval is needed to fund the free school meal scheme over the summer, officials say.

Exams return after a two-year cancellation due to the coronavirus pandemic.

One woman says her mental health deteriorated when she moved from children's to adult services.

Leaseholders say the political arguments are not helping those living with the problems.

For this year's A-level pupils, formal exams will be a first, after two years of Covid disruption.

The universities minister says the National Union of Students will not be eligible for government funding.