Britain's nursery problem: Parents still face 'childcare deserts'
Nursery places can difficult to find, particularly in certain areas - so why have successive governments not yet found a solution?
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Asia-Pacific markets trade mixed as trade tensions dent sentiment; China rate decision on tap
Over in China, investors will be keeping a watch on the banks' loan prime rates, expected later in the day.
Asia-Pacific markets trade mixed as trade tensions dent sentiment; China rate decision on tap
Over in China, investors will be keeping a watch on the banks' loan prime rates, expected later in the day.
Humanoid workers and surveillance buggies: ‘embodied AI’ is reshaping daily life in China
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China’s leaders see artificial intelligence as key to upgrading military strength, solving problems created by a shrinking workforce, and a source of national pride
On a misty Saturday afternoon in Sh…
Ex-Tory MP Andrea Jenkyns says she feels 'alive' after defecting to Reform UK - as she waits to hear whether she can stand to be Lincolnshire mayor amid claims she lied about her address
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Despite the heartfelt comments, the Mail revealed on Friday that Dame Andrea Jenkyns is currently facing disqualification over claims she lied about her address.
Coronation Street bosses 'take new action to drum up funds' following rumours ITV soap is suffering from cash crisis
Soaring TV production costs and a collapse in advertising revenue are said to have put the future of the long-running soap in jeopardy and sparked a number of budget cuts.
Police arrest 56-year-old man on suspicion of murder after woman, 48, is found dead at house
Officers were called just after 9.15pm on Friday following reports of concern for the welfare of two people in Bryn Terrace, Cefn Cribwr, near Bridgend.
ESTHER KRAKUE: Starmer's silence on gender ruling is an appalling betrayal of all women
As two frontbenchers are plotting to defy the Supreme Court's gender ruling, intervention by the the Prime Minister is more necessary than ever. But his silence shows he is as weak as water.
INNA BONDARENKO: Putin's ceasefire was as fake as his grotesque Easter charade in church
Dressed in a dark suit and holding a candle, Putin crossed himself at a church service when the celebrant announced: 'Christ is risen.' But the Easter ceasefire was over before it had even begun.
ANDREW PIERCE: Davey's stamp of approval is sheer hypocrisy
Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey has long made sanctimony an art form. But increasingly he's excelling at hypocrisy, too.
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