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Brexit 'could risk children's safety', warn commissionersChild abuse, exploitation and abduction are all "immediate issues", say UK children's commissioners.
Lecturer's widow hits out at Cardiff University workloadDr Malcolm Anderson killed himself after complaining about mounting pressure at work.
Forced marriage: Union warns over 'criminalising' teachersA government consultation into forced marriage is exploring ways to increase reporting.
Will universities go bust if fees are cut?Universities are warning of a financial crisis if a review recommends cutting the level of tuition fees.
More Welsh school inspections from 2021The proposals aim to give parents assurances on standards as the new curriculum is rolled out in Wales.
Labour pledges to prevent universities from going bustUniversities struggling financially would not be allowed to fail under a Labour government, the party says.
'Lessons to be learnt' over older Stoke High School pupilThe man, who posed as a 15-year-old pupil, was found to be an adult after an age assessment.
'Racist graffiti left me terrified'Ten-year-old David Yamba's new home was vandalised with the words "No Blacks" painted on the front door.
The self-taught pianist drawing crowdsHundreds of thousands of people have seen this student play after he learned the piano using online videos.
Nephew, 5, inspires hairdresser's Spargoland 'sensory' salonA hairdresser says his five-year-old nephew, who has cerebral palsy, inspired his specialist salon.
Climate march students: 'We need change and we need it now'Students have protested across the UK to air their views on the issue of climate change. We talked to some of those in Manchester.
Perinatal OCD: 'I was worried I'd do something to my kids'Amy Hill, from Stafford, talks about living with perinatal obsessive compulsive disorder.
When class sizes fall so does teachers' payInternational study from OECD suggests that cutting class sizes often means lower pay for teachers.
The mother who lost her daughter over an EpiPenA mother ran up lawyers' bills of £60,000 fighting to stop her daughter being taken into care.
Climate strike: Why are students striking and will it have an impact?Across the UK, students are set to take part in a climate strike, but will it make a difference?
Unconditional uni offers don't make us lazy, say teenagersDo students really "take their foot off the gas" if they have unconditional university offers?
'I skip school to demand climate change action'Every Friday morning, 13-year-old Holly Gillibrand protests at the gates of her school.
Teenagers told to get up and out to beat the bluesThe cognitive behaviour therapy course giving teens the tools to deal with depression and anxiety.
'Lying in later doesn't mean we're lazy'As MPs prepare to debate later school start times, pupils explain why they need more sleep.
