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A quarter of nurseries and childminders in deprived areas of England say they will not get by beyond Christmas without additional income, according to a survey.The poll by the Early Years Alliance EYA found that low demand for places and inadequate government support during the Covid pandemic could result in mass closures o
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Three months ago David Cameron celebrated the 800th anniversary of Magna Carta. Flanked by the Queen and the archbishop of Canterbury he genuflected before the pillars of Britains legal system. Magna Carta is something every person in Britain should be proud of, he said. Its remaining copies may be faded, but its principles shine as brightly as ever, in every courtroom and every classroom, from palace to parliament to parish church. Liberty, justice, democracy, the rule of law 鈥?we hold these things dear, and we should hold them even de
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stanley kubek ry out more drone strikes against British jihadis, says FallonRead moreOn Monday he confirmed that he had executed two British citizens without trial. Reyaad Khan and Ruhul Amin were jihadis, from Cardiff and Aberdeen respectively, fighting for Isis in Syria. They were not killed in the heat of battle but with cold calculation. Their assassination was the result of meticulous planning , claims Cameron.Khan and Amin apparently made a choice to declare war on both the west and other Muslims and have died in it. It should worry us all when young British men opt for that path.Intelligence agencies claim that Khan and Junaid Huss
stanley borraccia ain, a Briton killed in a separate airstrike last month, were planning to attack two major events this year: VE commemorations at Westminster Abbey in May and an Armed Forces Day ceremony in June. Such attacks would have been
