callum dunn's brought me to the park that he and the other chaperones patrol after school.ton academy. when bad things happen, it's not often in the eyesight of the public. that is why green areas and big parks like this are often places where a lot of things will happen out of eyesight. callum says that because they spend so much time with the children, they get a sixth sense if something is wrong and can immediately detect if there is likely to be trouble. if it is a success, it is hoped the chaperones could become a more common sight elsewhere in and wales. the latest headlines on bbc news: regular testing and masks in secondary schools in england — the education secretary outlines measures to keep schools open in the face of rising covid infections. a critical incident is declared at hospitals in lincolnshire because of covid—related staff shortages. how chaperones are escorting children to school in parts of the west midlands with high levels of crime. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's chetan. good morning. liverpool defender virgil van d

callum dunn's brought me to the park that he and the other chaperones patrol after school. eyesight of the public. that is why green areas and big parks like this are often places where a lot of things will happen out of eyesight. callum says that because they spend so much time with the children, they get a sixth sense if something is wrong and can immediately detect if there is likely to be trouble. if it is a success, it is hoped the chaperones could become a more common sight elsewhere in and wales. a 16—year—old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder, following the death of a teenager in west london. the victim — who was also 16 — was stabbed in a park in the hillingdon area but hasn't been formally identified. police are appealing for witnesses. returning to coronavirus now, and the spread of 0micron and of self—isolation for contacts, are affecting staff levels across the economy. i spoke to matthew fell, chief policy director at the cbi, about how employers will cope. this is set to be one of the defining issues facing business as we head into the new year. we

callum dunn's brought me to the park that he and the other chaperones patrol after school.ulton academy. when bad things happen, it's not often in the eyesight of the public. that is why green areas and big parks like this are often places where a lot of things will happen out of eyesight. callum says that because they spend so much time with the children, they get a sixth sense if something is wrong and can immediately detect if there is likely to be trouble. if it is a success, it is hoped the chaperones could become more common sight elsewhere in and wales. let's take a look at today's papers. the daily telegraph leads with the government's plans for secondary school pupils in england to wear face coverings in classrooms. the paper says the decision was met with a "backlash". the daily mirror is warning that the nhs is battling a "staffing meltdown". it reports that one in ten staff were absent from work on new year's eve, amid surging omicron cases. the daily mail leads on a different story and the growing pressure on the prime minister over soaring energy bills. and on