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Burnham goes Dutch to save the young from worklessness
2+ hour, 9+ min ago (826+ words) Government hopes to tackle million-strong army of Neets with blueprint from Europe’s biggest success story Albert covers schools, colleges and universities. He was previously a general news reporter. He can be contacted at [email protected] or on X @AlbertTait1 Last month, Pat…...
People have plenty of access to books. There are other reasons they do not read
6+ day, 17+ hour ago (874+ words) Blaming poverty is a cover for a more intractable modern lack of interest The decline of book-reading is a common lament. Parents, teachers, and penurious authors will all tell you that the love of reading is in retreat. Statisticians at…...
Pharmacists warn of meningitis vaccine shortage
1+ week, 1+ day ago (697+ words) Alarm raised over stock shortfall ahead of new term after outbreaks that killed two university students Michael covers health policy, medical breakthroughs, and NHS scandals, and has been named in the Press Awards' 30 under 30 and MHP's 30 to watch Pharmacists do…...
Children’s books are demonising the rich
1+ week, 3+ day ago (334+ words) The Telegraph Emily Bearn has been the children's books critic for The Telegraph since 2016 and is proud to possess the reading age of an averagely intelligent eight-year-old. She has also written several children's books of her own, including the Tumtum…...
The degrees that come with the cruellest student debt trap
2+ week, 3+ day ago (834+ words) These graduates pay the top level of interest but don’t earn enough to ever wipe the slate clean With a strong background in statistical analysis and a keen eye for uncovering trends, Ollie works across news, features, and long-form content…...
Phillipson: Benefit claimants should be given free childcare
2+ week, 4+ day ago (419+ words) Education Secretary says low-income families cannot afford to take up employment without help Bridget Phillipson has called for benefits claimants who are not working to be given free childcare. The Government’s offer of 30 free nursery hours a week normally only…...
Potentially lethal baby products widely sold by major UK retailers
2+ week, 4+ day ago (638+ words) 150 baby products that pose choking risks and suffocation hazards were found on marketplaces like Amazon, TikTok Shop and eBay Potentially lethal baby products – including pillows, sleeping bags and self-feeding items – are being widely sold across UK online marketplaces, a consumer…...
For children to be confident with maths, we need to fix the adults first
3+ week, 3+ day ago (539+ words) Too many people who left formal education years ago did so with gaps in their confidence and competence around numbers A year on we’ve completed extensive research including the biggest ever UK study of attitudes to numbers. We’ve learnt an…...
I was another angry friendless father, but I learnt the hard way that men can change
3+ week, 5+ day ago (1886+ words) When tennis-mad youth turned English professor Ashton Politanoff returned to the game socially, he had to master losing to win friends This wasn’t Wimbledon. This wasn’t even a tournament. This was a local amateur-league team tennis match. We were all…...
White working-class children ‘failed by school system’
3+ week, 6+ day ago (570+ words) Inquiry identifies ‘disadvantage gap’ with pupils on free school meals half as likely to pass English and maths GCSEs Tim Sigsworth is a general News Reporter for The Telegraph, covering topics in the United Kingdom. See more He has reported…...