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ofsted must be reformed.— ofsted must be reformed.applause here from head teachers _ ofsted must be reformed. applause here from head teachers but - ofsted must be reformed. applause here from head teachers but 0fsted| here from head teachers but ofsted says it is standing by the inspection and judgment of the primary. what happened here has prompted others to take a stand. this school in cambridge has begun a legal challenge to ofsted. the head teacher has said she, too, was left feeling suicidal. the school claims inspectors did not follow proper process. ofsted says it completely refutes these allegations. it is incredibly difficult _ refutes these allegations. it is incredibly difficult for schools to challenge — incredibly difficult for schools to challenge ofsted's _ incredibly difficult for schools to challenge ofsted's judgment. . incredibly difficult for schools to . challenge ofsted'sjudgment. one incredibly difficult for schools to - challenge ofsted'sjudgment. one of the main _ challenge ofsted'sjudgment. one of the main r

ofsted _ your banners, handing your badges. ofsted must be reformed. are certainly now _ ofsted must be reformed. so, there are certainly now a _ ofsted must be reformed. so, there are certainly now a national - ofsted must be reformed. so, there are certainly now a national debate | are certainly now a national debate about how school inspection should be conducted in england. very few would argue that school should not be open to scrutiny but you heard that the very powerful personal plea from ruth perry's sisterjulia for 0fsted to listen to the cause for debate and wider, beyond that, for government ministers to also consider whether there should be a review. so far the education secretary in england has said that she fully supports the process and the principle of inspection because she believes it is incredibly important for parents to know that there is independent scrutiny of schools. there is independent scrutiny of schools. the health service in england has warned that a planned strike by nurses on sunday night will cause significant disruptio

ofsted says it completely refutes these allegations.allenge ofsted'sjudgment. one of the main reasons is they don't get to see the evidence behind it. that goes straight from the inspectors to ofsted and it's never shared. the government has said ofsted inspections are vital for parents. the labour party that it would replace one—word judgments with a scorecard. branwynjeffreys, bbc news. the health service in england has warned that a planned strike by nurses on sunday night will cause significant disruption during an already busy holiday weekend. members of the royal college of nursing are walking out from eight o'clock until midnight on monday. the union has agreed contingency plans for staff to return to work in extreme cases and major incidents. health workers represented by another union, unite, have also rejected the same pay deal and say they'll escalate industrial action. but the gmb union, which represents ambulance workers, nurses, porters and radiographers, have accepted an nhs pay offer, joining members of the biggest union

she says ofsted haven't been in touch or engaged with the family's concerns.al engagement with the family, with our wishes, with my pronouncements, with my worries, my concerns about what happened to ruth, what has happened to other headteachers and teachers, what could happen again, is really upsetting. it adds to the hurt, it adds to the outrage, it adds to our feeling of injustice, what happened to ruth. ofsted said today it's making some changes, but not the steps the family wants to see. what i think needs to happen and should have happened already is a pause in inspections. no, there is no doubt in my family's mind at all that ruth killed herself because of that ofsted inspection. she was fine beforehand. she was not fine during and after it. so it is a potentially dangerous system. i think a pause in inspections is the decent, human, empathetic, correct thing to do. ofsted found caversham primary provided a good education, but it was rated inadequate overall because of safeguarding, checks on staff and records on keeping children safe. ofsted said it is

they share similar concerns about ofsted. the end doesn't give parents the full picture of what's going on. this nottingham school is part of a group of 38 academies. the chief executive said ofsted isn't taking account of the impact of the pandemic, and many others share his view. i think that there is an issue, particularly for disadvantaged communities and schools that serve disadvantaged communities, how fair their experience is when ofsted are looking for things that are becoming increasingly challenging for any school to deliver. ofsted said it recognised the challenges schools face, adding there is a legitimate debate about how schools are graded. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. time for a look at the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello. good evening. plenty of blue sky and spring sunshine across much of the uk today, but particularly england and wales. towards north sea—facing coasts, then, there was a chilly and a noticeably brisk north—easterly wind and we've still got that onshore breeze tomorrow. but over the next f

ofsted must be reformed. thank you.and judgement of caversham primary. what happened here has prompted others to take a stand. this school in cambridge has begun a legal challenge to ofsted. the head teacher has said she, too, was left feeling suicidal. the school claims inspectors didn't follow proper process. ofsted says it completely refutes these allegations. it's incredibly difficult for schools to challenge ofsted'sjudgment. it's incredibly difficult for schools to challenge ofsted'sjudgment. one of the main reasons is they don't get to see the evidence behind it. that goes straight from the inspectors to ofsted and it's never shared. the government has said ofsted inspections are vital for parents. the labour party that it would replace one—word judgments with a scorecard. branwynjeffreys, bbc news. the health service in england has warned that a planned strike by nurses on sunday night will cause significant disruption members of the royal college of nursing are walking out from eight o'clock until midnight on m

ruth perry took her life while waiting for an ofsted report. children safe. today the chief inspector stood by thatjudgment. i think the findings were secure and i think the inspection team worked with the professionalism and sensitivity that i would expect from our inspectors. have you any concerns at all about what happened during that inspection, when her school went from outstanding to inadequate? from what i've seen, i don't have any reason to doubt the inspection. i met ruth's sister, julia waters, last week. today she said she was profoundly disappointed by this response. she added... "waiting for the inspection report and the shock of the inadequate judgment contributed to my sister's decline and despair, because informal feedback in 2019 from ofsted had been glowing." schools are inspected on many factors. at the end, there is one overalljudgment. many are now questioning the fairness of that approach. the chief inspector said that's a decision for ministers. everyjudgment in the system has a use at the moment. they are used notjust fo

she says ofsted haven't been in touch or engaged with the family's concerns.ngagement with the family, with our wishes, with my pronouncements, with my worries, my concerns about what happened to ruth, what has happened to other headteachers and teachers, what could happen again, is really upsetting. it adds to the hurt, it adds to the outrage, it adds to our feeling of injustice, what happened to ruth. ofsted said today it's making some changes, but not the steps the family wants to see. what i think needs to happen and should have happened already is a pause in inspections. no, there is no doubt in my family's mind at all that ruth killed herself because of that ofsted inspection. she was fine beforehand. she was not fine during and after it. so it is a potentially dangerous system. i think a pause in inspections is the decent, human, empathetic, correct thing to do. ofsted found caversham primary provided a good education, but it was rated inadequate overall because of safeguarding, checks on staff and records on keeping children safe. ofsted said it is lis

head teachers�* unions say ofsted has misjudged the strength of feeling.freys, bbc news. and the head of ofsted, amanda spielman, will be one of laura kuenssberg's guests this sunday morning at nine o'clock on bbc two. in sudan, despite calls for a ceasefire for the eid holiday marking the end of ramadan, there's been an escalation in fighting, with gunfire and explosions heard across the capital khartoum, including in residential neighbourhoods. the united nations says more than 400 people have now been killed, with more than 3,500 injured in the violence. the fighting broke out a week ago between the army led by general abdel fattah al—burhan and its rival, the paramilitary rapid support forces led by general mohamed hamdan dagalo. our correspondent mohamed mohamed osman, who works for the bbc arabic service, lives in khartoum and is one of the few journalists reporting from the city, where five million inhabitants are living in fear. battles have been going for a week in khartoum. insecurity is increasing but some still went to pray. they could hear fig

it oeoeo — complex, but it seems ofsted it seems ofsted has— complex, but it seems ofsted it seems ofsted foreign secretary, james cleverly , says the uk has been cleverly, says the uk has been contacting british nationals directly with evacuation routes. the truth is that we cannot predict how the situation on the ground will develop the conflict has, as i say, been unpredictable. it's has, as i say, been unpredictable . it's been unpredictable. it's been whethe— unpredictable. it's been wohohhe .— unpredictable. it's been volatile . we— unpredictable. it's been volatile . we have- c. 2 2 it's been volatile . we have said that we volatile. we have said that we are volatile. we have said that we wnohhe— volatile. we have said that we are unable to— volatile. we have said that we are unable to provide escorts hon— are unable to provide escorts from where— are unable to provide escorts from where british nationals are to one— from where british nationals are to the airhead. _ from where british nationals are to the airhead. they will have to the airhead. they will have to none— to the airhe

see— abolish ofsted in in schools. see you— abolish ofsted in in schools. see you h— abolish ofsted in— nick dixon. and we're going to kick off this section the kick off this section with the rrrhee. — kick off this section with the rrrhee. reeh — kick off this section with the times. josh and— kick off this section with the times. josh and hopefully some good— times. josh and hopefully some heed-eewehry- times. josh and hopefully some ghee-eqwhhy. - times. josh and hopefully some good equality . �*vw�*rz; good news for equality. we hheeh — good news for equality. we indeed labour— good news for equality. we indeed labour welcomes uk equality act review . now this is equality act review. now this is kim rye badenoch. she said yesterday that it was going to be referred to the hrc to make sure that what does sex actually mean when it comes to dealing with the protection of women and people who have the gender recognition certificate. and there's a bit of tg " . rzzr" rt.r::; �*" t and there's a bit of confusion rhere. — there's a bit of confusion here. so— there's a bit of confusion ther

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ofsted.e got pretty heated. okay. straight into thehtey-e— heated. okay. straight into monday's mail,— : okay. straight into monday's mail, nick and guess the— monday's mail, nick and guess who ee— monday's mail, nick and guess who were right— monday's mail, nick and guess who were right about kissing through— who were right about kissing through plastic— who were right about kissing through plastic bags after all? wet.— through plastic bags after all? yep. the— through plastic bags after all? yep. the story— through plastic bags after all? yep. the story we've— through plastic bags after all? yep. the story we've all- through plastic bags after all? yep. the story we've all been concerned about. josh gonorrhoea can can be spread by kissing. experts claim medical advice peddled by health chiefs for decades needs to change. people have been saying it can't be spread through kissing. and this says although says it can. although hilariously, the generic pop up bit in the article says it can't be

we put the school's claims about the inspection to ofsted and in a statement, ofsted said... is everyone's top priority. some schools are judged failing at inspection but how thesejudgements are judged failing at inspection but how these judgements are made judged failing at inspection but how thesejudgements are made is being tested. brandonjefferies, bbc news. a raft of stars including tom cruise, sir tom jones and damejoan collins have been announced as some of the latest performers to feature in the coronation concert on 7 may. they'll star in pre—recorded sketches to celebrate the crowning of the king and the queen consort. new pictures of charles and camilla have also been released. yetunde yusef has this report. these other new photos of the queen the king consort tait —— taken in the king consort tait —— taken in the room by the couple's photographer. they have been released ahead of the coronation and a couple of weeks' time. some of the biggest names in music, film and tv will take place in the coronation concept. so tom jones, adventurer bear grylls, hollywood star

i won't give up until ofsted is radically reformed to piece— ofsted is radically reformed to piece mef teaching simi— place the welfare of teaching eiem ee— place the welfare of teaching staff as well— place the welfare of teaching staff as well as— place the welfare of teaching staff as well as of children at its staff as well as of children at is hemi— staff as well as of children at is meem .— staff as well as of children at is meem . — staff as well as of children at its heart . three— staff as well as of children at its heart . "iii; staff as well as of children at its heart. "iii; g its heart. three new photographs of the king and queen consort have been released ahead of next week's coronation. the images were taken in the blue drawing room at buckingham palace last month . one shows the couple month. one shows the couple standing together in front of a portrait of king george , the portrait of king george, the fifth at his coronation in 1911. the queen consort is wearing the late queen's peril of drop earrings and a pearl necklace from her private collection . in from her priv

i won't give up until ofsted is radically reformed to piece— ofsted is radically reformed to piece mef teaching simi— place the welfare of teaching eiem ee— place the welfare of teaching staff as well— place the welfare of teaching staff as well as— place the welfare of teaching staff as well as of children at its staff as well as of children at is hemi— staff as well as of children at is meem .— staff as well as of children at is meem . — staff as well as of children at its heart . three— staff as well as of children at its heart . "iii; staff as well as of children at its heart. "iii; g its heart. three new photographs of the king and queen consort have been released ahead of next week's coronation. the images were taken in the blue drawing room at buckingham palace last month . one shows the couple month. one shows the couple standing together in front of a portrait of king george , the portrait of king george, the fifth at his coronation in 1911. the queen consort is wearing the late queen's peril of drop earrings and a pearl necklace from her private collection . in from her priv

inspectors pronounced it on ofsted inspectors pronounced it or troutty— ofsted inspectors pronouncedce of that— her school were inadequate. the injustice of that one— her school were inadequate. the injustice of that one word judgement destroyed ruth's career , her world and her sense career, her world and her sense of self. i won't give up until ofsted is radically reformed to place the welfare of teaching staff as well as of children . at staff as well as of children. at its heart . so three new its heart. so three new photographs of the king and queen consort have been released ahead of next week's coronation. the images were taken in the ttuo— the images were taken in the ttuo troutug— the images were taken in the blue drawing room at buckingham rotooo— blue drawing room at buckingham rotooo toot— blue drawing room at buckingham palace last month— blue drawing room at buckingham palace last month ._ blue drawing room at buckingham palace last month . one shows the palace last month. one shows the oouoto— palace last month. one shows the ooupto otouttug— palace last month. one sho

a school is set to take ofsted to come— . a school is set to take ofsted to court for— .ship is toxic , harry's relationship is toxic, says half sister thomas markle's last wish and prince george's starring role . on may the 6th. starring role. on may the 6th. plus, breaking why prince william will never trust harry again . and don't forget, mark again. and don't forget, mark dolan tonight will be live at the palace on friday night for coronation eve. and on saturday here in the studio with the biggest names in journalism, we've got tomorrow's papers at exactly 1030 sharp with full pundh exactly 1030 sharp with full pundit reaction. plus a brand new feature on the show. headune new feature on the show. headline heroes and backstage baddies. lots to get through. but let's start with my take . but let's start with my take. at ten oh, dear. another day, another anti—semitism scandal from the left , this time in the from the left, this time in the ultra woke guardian newspaper where martin rowson, the cartoonist , where martin rowson, the cartoonist, appears to echo deeply an

inspectors pronounced it on ofsted inspectors pronounced it or troutty— ofsted inspectors pronouncedce of that— her school were inadequate. the injustice of that one— her school were inadequate. the injustice of that one word judgement destroyed ruth's career , her world and her sense career, her world and her sense of self. i won't give up until ofsted is radically reformed to place the welfare of teaching staff as well as of children . at staff as well as of children. at its heart . so three new its heart. so three new photographs of the king and queen consort have been released ahead of next week's coronation. the images were taken in the ttuo— the images were taken in the ttuo troutug— the images were taken in the blue drawing room at buckingham rotooo— blue drawing room at buckingham rotooo toot— blue drawing room at buckingham palace last month— blue drawing room at buckingham palace last month ._ blue drawing room at buckingham palace last month . one shows the palace last month. one shows the oouoto— palace last month. one shows the ooupto otouttug— palace last month. one sho

ofsted guardian. and they said.school wee-wen.— maybe that was another school that-well, we've- maybe that was another school that venice fist: that they. well, we've covered before that ofsted before the fact that ofsted doesn't really much doesn't really have much correlation it's correlation with grades. it's more subjective overall correlation with grades. it's more of subjective overall correlation with grades. it's more of the jective overall correlation with grades. it's more of the vibe'e overall correlation with grades. it's more of the vibe of )verall correlation with grades. it's more of the vibe of theall feeling of the vibe of the school. but people do like as school. but people do like it as a shorthand. they get inadequate or outstanding, obviously a shorthand. they get inadequate or catstanding, obviously a shorthand. they get inadequate or ca lotnding, obviously a shorthand. they get inadequate or ca lot of ng, obviously a shorthand. they get inadequate or ca lot of pressuretbviously it's a lot of p

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a school is set to take ofsted to . a school is set to take ofsted be cean— .n the queen of us countdown with the queen of us royal showbiz and political reporting, kinsey schofield . and reporting, kinsey schofield. and among the topics, meghan and harry's relationship is toxic , harry's relationship is toxic, says half sister thomas markle's last wish and prince george's starring role . on may the 6th. starring role. on may the 6th. plus, breaking why prince william will never trust harry again . and don't forget, mark again. and don't forget, mark dolan tonight will be live at the palace on friday night for coronation eve. and on saturday here in the studio with the biggest names in journalism, we've got tomorrow's papers at exactly 1030 sharp with full pundh exactly 1030 sharp with full pundit reaction. plus a brand new feature on the show. headune new feature on the show. headline heroes and backstage baddies. lots to get through. but let's start with my take . but let's start with my take. at ten oh, dear. another day, another anti—semitism scandal from t

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as neil said at ofsted, nana said. as neil said et the— ofsted, nana said. horthrtght— been surprised by just how how forthright-with- been surprised by just how how forthright with their forthright they are with their ttehttty. — forthright they are with their identity. _but- forthright they are with their identity. - but is - forthright they are with their identity. _but is it. identity. yeah, but is it because we just know we're superior ? we'll never know that. superior? we'll never know that. ho — superior? we'll never know that. ho wett— superior? we'll never know that. no well, coming— superior? we'll never know that. no well, coming up next, it is time for albie argument. albie is going to say manchester united and man city's badges are not racist. don't go away . completely derailed the conversation . join me monday to conversation. join me monday to hhuretey— conversation. join me monday to hhuretey et— conversation. join me monday to hhuretey et 8— conversation. join me monday to hhuretey et e hm.— conversation. join me monday to thursday at 8 pm.

after headteacher ruth perry took her own life over an ofsted downgrade, the watchdog says there wille some changes. the forgotten faces of syria's earthquake — a desperate plea for help from survivors months on from the tragedy. we have a special report. and will wrexham's film star owners see a hollywood ending as the club bids to return to the football league this weekend? and coming up on bbc news... england captain leah williamson is out of this summers world cup with a long term knee injury. the arsenal midfielder said she had shed tears and made her peace with it. good evening. the deputy prime minister and justice secretary dominic raab has resigned from government after a report upheld some bullying claims against him. he hit out at what he called "activist civil servants", claiming they effectively wanted to block government reform and he suggested the report sets a very dangerous precedent. mr raab was investigated after at least eight formal complaints at three different departments. today's report says his behaviour was at times "intimidating", "insulting" and "unreasonab

will remember the terrible death of ruth perry, the head teacher, who took her own life after an ofstedfamily are convinced that was part of the reason she took her own life. this morning, for the first time, we will hearfrom the chief morning, for the first time, we will hear from the chief inspector of ofsted, amanda spielman. we will be talking to her about that and, more broadly, what is going on in our schools with straits coming, concerns about behaviour, and absences significantly up since the covid pandemic. strikes. lots to get through without an important conversation this morning. as you said, well remember, we are on bbc two and hope to see you there. we will see you there. thank you. we are staying on the bbc news channel until nine a.m.. plenty more to come, talking about the london marathon. we want your pictures if you have run in it. lats marathon. we want your pictures if you have run in it.— you have run in it. lots more to come. you have run in it. lots more to come- this _ you have run in it. lots more to come. this is _ you have run in it. lots more to come. this i

as neil said at ofsted, nana said. as neil said er rhe— ofsted, nana said.thright with their forthright they are with their irenriry. — forthright they are with their identity. _but- forthright they are with their identity. - but is - forthright they are with their identity. _but is it. identity. yeah, but is it because we just know we're superior ? we'll never know that. superior? we'll never know that. ho — superior? we'll never know that. ho weir.— superior? we'll never know that. no well, coming— superior? we'll never know that. no well, coming up next, it is time for albie argument. albie is going to say manchester united and man city's badges are not racist. don't go away . completely derailed the conversation . join me monday to conversation. join me monday to ihurerey— conversation. join me monday to ihurerey er— conversation. join me monday to ihurerey er 8— conversation. join me monday to ihurerey er 8 run.— conversation. join me monday to thursday at 8 pm. on- conversation. join me monday to thursday at 8 pm. on .- thursday at 8 pm. on. gb news. i

as neil said at ofsted, nana said. as neil said er rhe— ofsted, nana said. just how how forthright with their forthright they are with their irenriry. — forthright they are with their identity. -but- forthright they are with their identity. - but is - forthright they are with their identity. -but is it. identity. yeah, but is it because we just know we're superior ? we'll never know that. superior? we'll never know that. ho — superior? we'll never know that. ho weir.— superior? we'll never know that. no well, coming— superior? we'll never know that. no well, coming up next, it is time for albie argument. albie is going to say manchester united and man city's badges are not racist. don't go away . t“ join me monday to conversation. join me monday to ihurerey— conversation. join me monday to ihurerey er— conversation. join me monday to ihurerey er 8— conversation. join me monday to ihurerey er 8 run.— conversation. join me monday to thursday at 8 pm. on- conversation. join me monday to thursday at 8 pm. on .- thursday at 8 pm. on. gb news. iweioone— thursday a

see me kwasi ofsted life graeme le saux . a—rp— kwasi ofsted life graeme le saux .20th century, cs lewis. he describes his conversion as psrng— describes his conversion as being motivated by total queen and being motivated by total queen on ones— being motivated by total queen and others convincing him that rnsss— and others convincing him that rnsss pogon— and others convincing him that these pagan dying and rising god rsnrurv— these pagan dying and rising god rsnrurv nvrns— these pagan dying and rising god fertility myths were a sort of provrosnss— fertility myths were a sort of provrosnss :— fertility myths were a sort of providence , prefiguring of what providence, prefiguring of what did providence, prefiguring of what on p..— providence, prefiguring of what no no rosr— providence, prefiguring of what did in fact happen. providence, prefiguring of what did in fact happen . so it was a did in fact happen. so it was a son— did in fact happen. so it was a son or— did in fact happen. so it was a son or ons— did in fact happen. so it was a sort of the idea— did in f

see me kwasi ofsted life graeme le saux . a—ro— kwasi ofsted life graeme le saux .f philosophy of religion at the university of cambridge . university of cambridge. professor james or happy university of cambridge. professorjames or happy easter professor james or happy easter . happy easter to you, calvin. sooo— . happy easter to you, calvin. sooo ro— . happy easter to you, calvin. sooo ro os— . happy easter to you, calvin. good to be with— happy easter to you, calvin. good to be with you. some people say easter is a pagan festival. how do you react to that? it's interesting that probably- interesting that probably the now— interesting that probably the most famous— interesting that probably the most famous convert in anglican, the most famous convert in anglican, rns angrrson— most famous convert in anglican, the anglican tradition of the 20th— the anglican tradition of the soon ssnrww— the anglican tradition of the 20th century, c.s the anglican tradition of the 20th century, cs lewis . he 20th century, cs lewis. he osssnoss— 20th century, cs lewis. he describes

ofsted says it won't be dropping the single—word assessment it uses for schools across england, despiteo do so after the death of a headteacher. ruth perry took her own life while waiting for an ofsted report to be published, downgrading her school to inadequate. diplomatic pressure is being stepped up to end the fighting in sudan, which has left more than 300 people dead in the last week. the rapid support forces says it's agreed to a three—day ceasefire starting today to mark the muslim holiday of eid. there was no immediate comment from the army. but the sound of gunfire and explosions can still be heard in the capital of khartoum. and poor weather has been partly blamed for a 0.9% fall in retail sales last month. the office for national statistics says heavy rain affected footfall in department stores, clothing shops and garden centres. workplace bullying, what is it? what makes a workplace bully? maybe hard to define but once you have experienced it, you know what it is. we will bring you the news on dominic raab as we get it right here, don't worry. much talk on workplace bullying

badges when three ofsted tnooootoro— their badges when three ofsted inspectors pronounced on franklytherspoons pub. the sun nowooooor ooyo— of a wetherspoons pub. the sun newspaper says files about hms knoon— newspaper says files about hms anson were left— newspaper says files about hms anson were left in— newspaper says files about hms anson were left in the furness kottwoy— anson were left in the furness kottwoy tn— anson were left in the furness railway in cumbria. it said the ooounonto— railway in cumbria. it said the documents appeared to show the nor— documents appeared to show the worktnoo— documents appeared to show the inner workings of— documents appeared to show the inner workings of the vessel wntto— inner workings of the vessel wntto tno— inner workings of the vessel while the royal— inner workings of the vessel while the royal navy has said in a while the royal navy has said in o ototonont— while the royal navy has said in a statement that— while the royal navy has said in a statement that no classified tntornotton— a statement that no classified information appeared in

ofsted the government is just chasing headlines . ofsted inspectors headlines. national flags being displayed upside were saying we upside down. we were saying we wowpon-p— upside down. we were saying we wouldn't necessarily spot that, so wouldn't necessarily spot that, eo pennope— wouldn't necessarily spot that, eo pennope we— wouldn't necessarily spot that, so perhaps we do— wouldn't necessarily spot that, so perhaps we do need more eononopion— so perhaps we do need more coronation lessons as anyway, pnew— coronation lessons as anyway, pnew oe— coronation lessons as anyway, pnew peing— coronation lessons as anyway, they are being made available to all they are being made available to opp eenoope— they are being made available to all schools in— they are being made available to all schools in england this week to all schools in england this week po eepepnope— all schools in england this week to celebrate the— all schools in england this week to celebrate the coronation but opeo— to celebrate the coronation but opeo peoep— to celebrate the coronation but also te

you'll delighted to ofsted. you'll be delighted to know— ofsted. going into the afternoon, brighter skies northern ireland and skies for northern ireland and scotland. trigger scotland. this may well trigger a showers , but also feeling a few showers, but also feeling quite here in the sunshine quite warm here in the sunshine could see highs reaching 17 degrees quite degrees but still quite disappointing where that cloud lingers across of england lingers across parts of england and the evening. a and wales into the evening. a lot of the showers generally fading away. so as we go into the small hours of monday, actually quite a lot of the uk generally dry. some clear skies, especially scotland and especially across scotland and also across some eastern parts of england, too. here again, we could just see a touch of frost, but where the cloud hangs on, it should be fairly mild for most as we start monday morning . so as we start monday morning. so going into monday again , a going into monday again, a fairly cloudy start across the west. but it the c

academy school bosses in england tell the bbc that ofsted inspections need to change, warning that the watchdog is failing to take account of the impact of the pandemic in poorer communities. you're watching bbc news. now it's time for click. plenty on the menu this week! yeah, paul's with the robots that help blind people to pack and stack. and ai helps jamie oliver cook up some spanish. spanish dubbing. meanwhile, would you let lara cook you dinner? oh, the stench! that is absolutely overwhelming! it's leftovers again. i think i'll go for take—out. it seems that the whole world has been talking about artificial intelligence recently. it's "chatgpt" this and "ai art" that. you can have conversations with it, you can be creative with it, and the recent release of gpt—ll seems to be displaying levels of understanding of questions and images that are astounding the experts. this is the uk's national centre for data science and artificial intelligence, the alan turing institute, named after the mathematician considered to be the father of computer science. artificial intelligence is the i

school watchdog ofsted makes changes to inspections after the suicide of a headteacher — but won't be of europe — their manager says it's unacceptable. we get a first look at the baton of hope designed by two fathers who lost their sons to suicide.

you'll be delighted to know— ofsted. you'll be delighted to know .— ofsted.lot of cloud around some outbreaks of rain to quite light and patchy though mainly nuisance value more than anything but then going anything else, but then going into the afternoon, brighter skies northern ireland and skies for northern ireland and scotland. well scotland. this may well trigger a showers , but also feeling a few showers, but also feeling quite warm here in the sunshine could highs reaching 17 could see highs reaching 17 degrees still quite degrees but still quite disappointing where that cloud lingers parts of england lingers across parts of england and the evening. a and wales into the evening. a lot of the showers generally fading away. so as we go into the small hours of monday, actually quite a lot of the uk generally some clear skies, generally dry. some clear skies, especially scotland and especially across scotland and also across some eastern parts of england, too. here again, we could just see a touch of frost, but where the cloud hangs on, it should be fairly

bobbie, of the ofsted bobbie, in terms of the ofsted inspections, does there need to be a focus on children holistic approach throughout the school year, rather as intensive rather than as too intensive days?i rather than as too intensive days? i mean, what do you think is best forward ? yeah, i is the best way forward? yeah, i think should you think we should make you education only after education secretary only after genuinely, if i've perhaps more realistically . i think you're realistically. i think you're right. it is the holistic approach because parents can be provided a report that explains, you know, the pros and cons. again, all parents, they deserve to know which schools are doing well and which are not doing well. done with well. but that can be done with a informed two or three a more informed two or three page i think it's page report. but i think it's just words, because even just the words, because even though ofsted will say, are we actually produce detailed actually produce a detailed report can read, report where parents can read, they're to be a 20 they're not going to

you ofsted hats on.i you—backlash. all joking you ofsted hats on.h the boys through the door every door and runs for a week every day because doesn't want to day because she doesn't want to be in the room. really amazing. the— be in the room. really amazing. amt ee— be in the room. really amazing. amt et— be in the room. really amazing. and some of the— be in the room. really amazing. and some of the other- s really amazing. and some of the other demands in tameaaee— and some of the other demands in tameaaee-yytth- and some of the other demands in language with words and some of the other demands in langmother with words and some of the other demands in langmother woman words like mother and woman use tmeteat— instead of parent or person agatm— instead of parent or personi aaemeeme—e again seems common sense and. women's—remain female women's sport must remain female hem— women's sport must remain female born competitors to ensure tatmeee — born competitors to ensure fairness. _think- born competitors to ensurej fairness. _think it's born competitor

double-digit earnings, and people are anticipating the what's going to happen in q1 earnings, but a lot ofsthe big players in a.i. that are driving those earnings. stuart: who are the big players many a.i. as we speak? >> microsoft, definitely, as we've seen with chatgpt. they actually announced they're hugging gpt, they actually create a personal assistant that's offline. so it's kind of like chatgpt but with images and open data that's put together. amazon, what you saw in the open letter that a actually was put out yesterday, they're spending a lot of time building large language models and using a.i. to create efficiencies inside their organization. and of course, google, they're building chips called tpus that are specialized for a. i.. and then, of course, a bunch of other companies that are in the chip business like nvidia building the gpus, and, of course, companies that have a.i. in their software, adobe, oracle and a company called c3. stuart: nobody seems to be abiding by this attempted pause in a.i. development. they all seem to be racing ahead as fast as they can go. >> yes. tha

ofst it's just moving up. and meta, spectacular report yesterday, $239 a share.. however, we have deutsche bank, i suspect on the upside, is it? lauren: it should be higher. and the reason they're higher is because they're cutting costs by cutting 5% of their work force, which is 800 jobs. that's happening the second quarter for senior and non-client-facing roles. investment banking revenue fell 19 -- stuart: european banks are having trouble, aren't they? what have we got now? barclays, another european bank. lauren: income at their credit card, consumer credit payment unit rose almost 50%, but they acquired the gap portfolio. so if you had a banana republic credit card, it's a division of barclays. they acquired all of those balances. stuart: first republic slightly higher today -- a. lauren: so now they're only down, what, 80% this year. what will happen to first republic, right? what is their fate? can hay get jamie dimon and the 11, 10 other bank ceos for a round two, for an extra that infusion of money? if or does the government take them over, right? becau

mere with moore is the host ofst the right view podcast. lara trump is back with us. laura , good to good to talk to you. let me asklet youme ask what is asking joe tacopina, and that is your father in la w, e the former president . on tuesday, he'll former preget fingerprinn tuesdp mug shot, maybe handcuffs, maybe not handcuffs. amaybe perp walk, maybe not pep walk. and we'll have to make a pleaf in a court of law.this this has never happened.d in american this is can history. this is the same guy that wentt, through while you lived through it all. you know, since the moment h came dow came down that escalator, trumpe tower, you know, it's in the mueller investigation. russia, russia, one impeachment and another impeachment. it's never seemsruss to end, dot it? you read out sems to end. here we are. hit i mean, you just read out a some of the greatest hits of the democrats. and the truth is , we all know what this is about on these word third rate third world communist tactics that they're employing. prosec it's not just to prosecute donald trump. it is to persecute

report. we-te— suicide after the ofsted report. we tahhhg— suicide after the ofsted report.'s— you agree? well, you know my views . okay, let's talk about views. okay, let's talk about etame— views. okay, let's talk about diane abbott— views. okay, let's talk about diane abbott now and as regards what— diane abbott now and as regards what she— diane abbott now and as regards what she deems— diane abbott now and as regards what she deems to— diane abbott now and as regards what she deems to be racial discrimination— what she deems to be racial discrimination or— what she deems to be racial discrimination or not, i think the— discrimination or not, i think once the corbynista always a ssthwmsta. — once the corbynista always a ssthwmtsta. t— once the corbynista always a corbynista. i think- once the corbynista always a corbynista. “<5. “ corbynista. i think when she says her excuse for writing that stuff, which is irish people, travellers and jewish people suffer from less racism or don't suffer from less racism or don't suffer from less racism or don't suffer from it all their

so not only had with ofsted as.got working condition, we've got the working condition, does pay the does the relatively poor pay the initially people initially training that people have long have to go through the long hours and know and really hours and you know and really that i hours and you know and really thati do hours and you know and really that i do think there's a lack of support for the profession and we need to very careful and we need to be very careful and we need to be very careful and be done now. and it needs to be done now. yeah we do understand, however, despite this overwhelming vote , despite this overwhelming vote, it be that gcse and it may well be that gcse and a—level students will will be the worst of the disruption. is that understanding well that your understanding as well ? yeah, and i would hope so . i ? yeah, and i would hope so. i think, you know, and it's very sense sensible know, sense, sensible and you know, there's way of covering it as well. and do hope that, you well. and i do h

of schools, ofsted reform , teacher workload. been elected in that position though, they position, though, because they mew— knew these things about him. tes— knew these things about him. tea—ter- knew these things about him. tet—tet ttel he's been quite active for the last years. well, but only he's been quite active for the last the ears. well, but only he's been quite active for the last the ears. well actuallyy he's been quite active for the last the ears. well actually voted 9% of the members actually voted in there are things in it. but there are things here where—tite- in it. but there are things here where—like british. where he did talk like british emttret— where he did talk like british children are— where he did talk like british children are being a children are being taught a tarattwe— children are being taught a narrative .white - children are being taught a narrative white saviours. he narrative of white saviours. he met-t.— narrative of white saviours. he tram-_wee- narrative of white saviours. he didn't. was dif