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so when the secretary of state for education said earlier this week that everyone was doing nothing, she was referring to the prime minister, was intrigued? -- wasn't she? p.m. sunak: when it comes to energy bills, what we have done is pay for around half the typical family plus energy bill. 1500 pounds benefiting families in scotland. mortgage -- covers the mortgage market and absorbs -- a typical mortgage owner can save hundreds of pounds a month when i comes to their mortgage refinancing. when he talked about energy, thankfully to the actions of this government, we are supporting hundreds of thousands of jobs in the scottish oil and gas industry. securing this country plus energy -- energy supply comes them -- something he opposes. i will always do the right thing for scotland and it is about time the empty does the same. >> i was delighted when the prime minister said that on his watch we would not lose twice the farmland to solar applications. instead, rightly arguing for solar to be installed on rooftops. yet my contents -- my constituencies sees a constant flow of applications

education leaders from four different states. we really dug in about education failure and what they will do in their states for education. i know c-span streams some stuff from our summit and we are thankful for that. host: it is available online at our website, c-span.org. what is the philosophy of moms for liberty when it comes to endorsements? guest: we will not endorse an presidential primary. our chapters and organization only endorse an school board races. we believe that is where we can have the most impact. there are all kind of organizations with issues getting involved in presidential campaigns. we brought them to our summit to speak to also on our issues only and we are only endorsing in school board races. host: from richard in georgia, republican line, you are next up. hi. caller: i just wanted to call in -- i was sitting here watching and i was tired of you getting attacked. i want you to know that there are people out here that love what you are doing to protect the children. obviously this is a good versus evil situation where you have people on the left who are upset with the sound of freedom when it is

that is kind of one aspect where it feels like it is the greatest inequities for state funding and education. >> another challenge ahead for california schools, federal stimulus dollars are expected to dry up in a year or two. local districts and the state will shift money around to save some school programs. >>> a senate bill, headed to governor newsom's desk providing high schools to have condoms for sexually active student that request them. as you might imagine there is a lot of debate. >> this year the cdc said the rates of youth participating in sex has decreased however, unsafe sex increased. >> if your kids are having sex but those who are having sex are having sex with a lot of different people. we should be encouraging monogomy, make it cool again. >> there are signs that free condoms are available next school year. >>> big score on efforts to fight retail crime across the area. the state doled out $267 million. now, we have more on this payday with one notable exception. >> yes. unfortunately. oakland is the odd city out in this story. let's start with the positive. we all know re

system will be applied in 100 eleven specialties and a new layout of the federal state educational standard of higher education for an enlarged group of specialties and areas of training. it will allow building individual educational trajectories for students, as well as for providing areas. this is 4 km, tracks or org pond bags. we do not just repair the roadway, but work to improve road safety. we equip pedestrian crossings, install or modernize traffic lights, and install barrier fencing. in addition, work is underway with schoolchildren about the need to comply with traffic rules. the academic year began in more than a thousand universities in the country with the traditional format, with the exception of educational institutions in the new territories of russia for those topics that have been in place for several years. we support, here at first of all, of course, health and social protection. support and support for the family just now, we understand the situation with you, and therefore we are adding assistance to the families of the property of participants in the special military operation and the impleme

state of education. which states spend most for k-12th grade. new york, washington, d.c. and vermont spend most.ah and arizona spend the least. utah had one of the highest math scores for studenting. do a deep dive now on what american voters think about the state of education and who has best plan to solve issues today. take for education pollsters, kellyanne conway and celinda lake, president of lake research partners. great to see you. >> nice to be here, thank you. >> shannon: we have polling on this specific issue. we asked about local public schools, are they teaching too much, guilty. majority think we are doing too little on good citizenship and math, science and tech. sexual orientation and gender. anything surprising to you there? >> no, we have a parents rights renaissance sweeping the nation. people are concerned about the quality of education in our classrooms, those numbers don't surprise me, people look at schoolsesa place of learning and parents don't want kids have their values subsumed. the other metrics we know are incredibly important to this point also. i don't understand wh

state's right and we talked about congress. with in all of that is elementary and secondary education act which pools together so much of the responsibilities of a state department of education for federal title programs. and how locations of that states get that go to districts along with those federal title programs. so in your vision, what happens to those federal title programs, and the money that's going to school districts. when you talk about a block grant, is that that money or is it something else? >> think about if you looked at the entire funding the pool and made it all transparent. when i say transparent, including the strings attached so if a state gets money you have to do these things to get that money or those things. our goal would be when you reestablish the mission of the department of education and simplify all of that, then all of a sudden you are taking away all those strengths, you would do topline things so those -- title ix, when you think of things like that, those basic things that require or allow a child to get a good education, those things will always be, we don't want a state going rogue and doing what ever they want, there has got to be some acc

discover even more at ancestry.com shannon: welcome back to the fox to send a specialty state of education forr to our second quiz, which states spend the most money per student for kindergarten through 12th grade the answer, new york, washington d.c. and vermont spend the most. idaho, utah and arizona spend at least an interesting note spending does not correlate to performance young's universe to quiz is one of the low spending states, utah had with the highest scores for acres washington d.c. is one of the highest spenders per student was near the bottom of the list for the same math test scores. all right we went to a deep dive and now on what american voters think about the state of education and who they think has the best plan to solve the toughest issues facing schools today time no education posters fox news contributor kellyanne conway. and celinda lake president of lake research good to see a progress nice to be a thank you. >> we have new polling on the specific issue. we asked not long ago but local public schools. are they teaching too much too little on the very subjects questio

exciting new stage is coming not only for schoolchildren, but for the entire education system, guidelines for the future , together with the head of state , alexander lukashenko held a series of meetings both at school and university. education curriculum training manuals work with personnel educational and educational functions of the teacher, let's talk about general and particular our question number one to the profile minister andrei ivanets in this more than a million students a year. of course, about fifty first-year students sat down at their desks. they came as an institution of higher education. well, more than 40,000 of our children came to our colleges, so this is a special day for each of them , especially a day for their parents . to get a ticket in life. september 1 is an important day for you only as a minister, or perhaps as a father, if children who go to school certainly, this day was also today. uh, for our family, especially uh, our two sons went to first to second grade. this is a very significant and highly anticipated event. i would very much like the school years to be really the best, the most memorable and brig

grow the women's and girls�* game, and action plans to break down barriers for ethnic minority communities and state—educateds players preparing for their final match of the season earlier. the county is still trying to recover from the racism scandal two years ago, and the man in charge told me he welcomed today's news. i guess we've accelerated in terms of ourjourney around dealing with socioeconomic backgrounds, the ethnic diversity within yorkshire, and what we can do around bringing people from state schools into the game. the inequality around gender. it's really starting to pay dividends. our membership is much more diverse than it ever was. it will make a change. the england women players�* match fees have now been increased to equal the men, but when it comes to the more valuable pay, the ecb would not commit to the recommended parity across the sport at domestic level by 2029, and internationals by 2030. i look at it and i think, where is all the money coming from? to immediately raise things to parity is quite hard, but the intention of travel is to do that, and i've got to take them on good faith

and natural gas september, not only for schoolchildren, but for the entire education system , guidelines for the future with the head of state. education curriculum training manuals work with personnel educational and educational functions of the teacher, let's talk about general and particular our question number one to the relevant minister andrei ivanets. in that year more than a million schoolchildren sat down at their desks, of course, about fifty first-year students came to an institution of higher education. well, more than 40,000 of our guys came to our colleges, so for each of them this is a special day, especially the day for their parents for teachers , i am sure that this day was festive and solemn and everyone will really learn the knowledge that is necessary in order to to get a ticket in life, and september 1 is an important day for you only for a minister or maybe, like for a father, there are whether the children who go to school, well certainly this day was today too. uh, for our family, especially uh, our two sons went to first to second grade. this is a very significant and highly anticipated event. i wou

secretary of state education working state for education working from spain during a crisis. >> comehough, >> she come home, though, because of this from one of her two houses that sound two houses that you sound delighted yeah, delighted that she has. yeah, she's gone, she? she's gone, didn't she? >> eventually. well >> she did eventually. well anyway, you see, we're still anyway, now you see, we're still talking this. anyway, now you see, we're still taliwe this. anyway, now you see, we're still taliwe want this. anyway, now you see, we're still taliwe want thito get involved >> we want you to get involved with as well this morning. with this as well this morning. but now national audit but now the national audit office accused the office has accused the government what they're government of using what they're calling sticking plaster calling a sticking plaster approach maintenance approach to school maintenance with thousands of children currently to lessons. >> the shadow paymaster general, that's the that's his new title in the labour shadow cabinet labour party shadow cabinet r

to grow the women's and girls game, and action plans to break down barriers for ethnic minority communities and state educatedfor their final match of the season earlier. the county is still trying to recover from the racism scandal two years ago, and the man in charge told me he welcomed the news today. i guess we've accelerated in terms of ourjourney around dealing with socioeconomic backgrounds, the ethnic diversity within yorkshire, and what we can do around bringing people from state schools into the game. the inequality around gender. it's really starting to pay dividends. 0ur gender. it's really starting to pay dividends. our membership is much more diverse than it ever was. is much more diverse than it everwas. it is much more diverse than it ever was. it will make a change. ever was. it will make a change-— ever was. it will make a chance. ., ., change. the england women -la ers' change. the england women players' match _ change. the england women players' match fees - change. the england women players' match fees have - change. the england women | players' match fees have now been increased to equal

but i mean, it the secretary the shadow secretary of state for education asked 156 times about schoolildings . i mean, school school buildings. i mean, school buildings have been a. what do you mean? she was asked. >> 150. >> 150. >> she asked in parliament over 100 times. over 150 times what is happening about school buildings. this wasn't just crumbling concrete. i mean, there are real problems about school buildings . and school buildings. and i ironically, when she was at school in the 90s, because she's very young compared to me , she very young compared to me, she was taught i don't know whether it was crumbling concrete, but she was taught in a in classrooms with struts and says, actually, it's pretty awful being taught like that. >> i was just reflecting on what you've you've just made me you've got. you've just made me what a moment what alcoholics call a moment of clarity. when you realise you're the same as the secretary of the same age as the secretary of state talking so state you're talking about. so i was school in the 90s to at was at school in the 90s to at least i le

the course of the last year particularly, is we've had five secretaries for secretaries of state for educatione various political at the top of political problems at the top of the government. you know, the government. so you know, it's kind of totemic of a government that's been in power for long time that's for a very long time that's running out of life if running out of life force, if i can put it like that. and its own policies catching up own policies are catching up with decisions that with it. so decisions that should have made should have been made by previous secretaries of state weren't landed at weren't made and it's landed at the of gillian the door of gillian keegan, who's current secretary who's the current secretary of state if she state for education. but if she doesn't a grip very, very doesn't get a grip very, very quickly of issue, she's not quickly of this issue, she's not going to have to worry about concrete beams. she's going concrete beams. she's to going have about concrete have to worry about concrete boots out boots because she'll be out at the next reshuffle. boots

for the rehabilitation of children with musculoskeletal problems and cerebral palsy. blog. the secretary of state handed over 200 laptops and four mtz tractors with the necessary attachments to educational institutions for training on them agricultural students. dmitry mezentsev added that in the future... more deliveries are expected, in accordance with the decision of the supreme state council of the union state , which is headed by the presidents of the republic of belarus and the russian federation, in accordance with the decision of the council of ministers of the union state, chaired by the head of the russian government, we this is not the first time here in donetsk, for the fourth time, and humanitarian assistance to the children of the donbass educational institution has already become systemic. this position is not just about a set of those or very necessary things for schools, equipment for hospitals, donbass, this is a position of unity in assessing the events that are happening now in relation to the unprecedented pressure, absolutely unfair, that belarus and russia are experiencing, which show that this is very important for them unchanged in relation to the feat of the fo

minister of state for schools and education. lers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. of weather on. gb news. >> hello. very good morning to you. there is a little bit of mist and fog to watch out for first thing this morning. but once that clears, there'll be plenty of hot sunshine around, although out for some although watch out for some strong south—west strong winds in the south—west taking a look the details and taking a look at the details and yes, any mist and fog yes, once any mist and fog clears away, be plenty clears away, there'll be plenty of sunshine across the bulk of the perhaps the uk. the exception perhaps being north scotland being the far north of scotland where front lingering where there is a front lingering here, bringing a bit of cloud and perhaps a few spots of drizzly rain as well. otherwise lots sunshine. watch for lots of sunshine. watch out for some strong, winds in some strong, blustery winds in the they will the south—west. now they will take the edge off the temperatures little but temperatures

for training, including in russian in kyrgyzstan in this year at the desks. almost 1.5 million students sat down. just imagine this: almost every fifth resident of the republic. so, school education for the states not only a matter of tomorrow, it is also its present. although the future is certainly also based on the day of knowledge. vladimir putin was laid for him and the japars are being kept by the president’s video link , a grandiose educational project has been launched. russia begins construction in kyrgyzstan of ultra-modern schools with instruction in russian superskol, as they have already been called, the total project budget is 4.5 billion. education is one of our most resources that we have, it not only develops our youth, but also shapes the future of the nation. and today we can say with satisfaction that cooperation with the russian federation in the field of education is becoming stronger and more effective in kyrgyzstan. russian is the state language. this is in general, a unique unique state. he talks about the fact that in kyrgyzstan they are betraying the development of our relations. uh, very important. i remember how the delay during our meeting with him in february 21

almost fifty universities leave out specialists with degrees, and the state spends higher education considerable resources and effort forteachers, and in return a fair counts on their participation in the work of the country's economy; not a single state in the world trains its specialists for export. it shows that the most advanced specialists are leaving the country ; moreover, we have some kind of system; they graduated from the university, didn’t work, and left. we, uh, educate and prepare specialists for ourselves in universities, comrade president, everyone who studied on the budget. we are required to fulfill established deadlines. the ministry of education supervises this work. there are isolated cases when graduates reimburse the expenses spent by the state funds for their preparation, of course, there is a case, but they are isolated, emphasized, but when in court, we compensate that i want a particularly honorable dear alexandra , today both a state employee and a paid employee, in our opinion. we must work out the changes accordingly, we are preparing ancient amendments to the code of the republic of belarus

general over the past 4.5 years, and as a result of the implementation of the state program for the development of educationimproved learning conditions for more than one and a half million schoolchildren, including the construction of more than 900 new schools , in which more than 540,000 additional places have been created, with regard to major repairs, starting from 2022, almost two and a half thousand buildings have been repaired skoda, where a million schoolchildren study until the end of the twenty-fourth year dramatically. we will upgrade more than 1,500 general education facilities. most of them are in the countryside about it from the very beginning with our colleagues agreed that we will focus on the schools of the population. good results have also been achieved in the program for the construction of kindergartens. and if it was possible to achieve almost 100% availability of preschool education 99 % via videoconference, vladimir putin and the president of kyrgyzstan, sadyr japarov, gave the start of the construction of three new schools in bishkek for 1,200 people each, training will be in russi

these are the data of the ukrainian state center for international education . they shared their opinions and about the attitude towards russia's war against ukraine. thank you very much. glory to ukraine during the russian war for foreign students in ukraine has got another reason to learn the ukrainian language in order to survive, says olena boychuk, a teacher at the uzhgorod national university, who motivates students in war conditions , this is exactly the aspect they are proud of what they can know and can add to the list another foreign language, and this foreign language is ukrainian, and what is important in the conditions of war. they began to notice that they need ukrainian to survive. so , they must understand what is happening firsthand. getting this information is not the way they showed the news or someone there passed it for nails in probably it is easier to pronounce for some reason they adapt to sibilants and strangely enough ukrainian r is very easy they also manage vowel sounds they don’t swallow them indian students maybe it’s their nature t

training system will be applied in 11 specialties and a new model of the federal state educational standard of higher education ford group of specialties and areas of training. it will allow building individual educational trajectories for students, as well as provide the opportunity to obtain several qualifications to create a comfortable and safe environment. the regions will receive 10,000 units of public transport under a special program, several hundred of which will become school buses under the national project, safe high-quality roads in almost all regions were repaired before by the end of this year, 2,500 km of roads to educational institutions will be put in order, deputy prime minister. marat khusnullin, especially noted the repair of march 8 street in yekaterinburg, where there is a school and a theater with a children's ballet troupe. repair of teplichny street in blagoveshchensk , where there is also a school and roads in the vladimir region. it is 4 km, trails or bags org pond. they are just renovating the roadway work to improve road safety . we equip pedestrian crossings, install or upgrade traff

pay attention, we implemented it with the consent of the council for the development of higher education. state it has been formed by the head of the governor because there are ethnic differences, although it is growing , alhamdulillah, i accepted from the president of the university that there was more coordination. removing the stain of the umbrella of their governance will be fixed. 13 to 500 roads have been done by russia to the big countries of china . this is actually the first part of the mission. if no one wants my field code, we turn off the concept of field code, what does it say, dad , there is no one , it turns off, i want to kiss, and the atmosphere in the university is from the field code of field, bring a child with us. i didn't remember, we checked the percentage of students, 60 people should be taken, 15 people were taken, it was not necessary to go in, it was not necessary to be weak, to be turned off in this city of neishabur, i want it, you don't want it anymore , we left it, asad scored 71, the employment form of the field is weak, i can't at all obviously, i saw the direct

on the implementation of the state development program education, including plans for construction andrhaul facilities. yes, the current year has passed sergeevich respect the new year, including a significant increase in the number of students. today , about 18.5 million million years have sat down at desks, which is 700,000 more than first-graders last school year. we have about 2 million . there will be more children to study for 5.5 thousand in the donbass and in novorossia i keep under constant personal control, taking into account the increase in the number of schoolchildren, as part of the implementation by the end of the year , we are leading more than 250 schools for 140,000 places in twenty-fifth year. here we will fulfill your instructions to build at least 1,300 schools and at the same time at the international level last year, vladimir vladimirovich, with the participation of the president of tajikistan, opened five russian kyrgyz schools. dear vladimir vladimirovich, creating new places in kindergartens and schools, we develop modern processing from them. this year alone

be applied in 100-11 specialties, and a new model of the federal state educational standard of higher education has also been developed forenlarged group of specialties and areas of training. it will allow you to build an individual educational trajectory of students, and provide the opportunity to obtain multiple qualifications coverage was about creating a comfortable and safe road to school regions. under a special program will receive 10,000 units of public transport. of these, several hundred will become school buses under the national safety project. yes, roads in almost all regions were undergoing repair work by the end of this year will be put in order 2.5. thousand kilometers of roads to educational institutions , deputy prime minister marat khusnullin emphasized repair of 8 march street in yekaterinburg where is the school and the theater with a children's pool?

national anthem at the beginning of the quarter at the end of the quarter. and and further education of respect for the stateymbols. of course, we need to use them, including when using uniform elements of the school uniform. about educational programs. here's some luggage. what kind of backpack are we going into the new school year with ? this year we did a very serious , thorough job of analyzing teaching aids. i would like to say that it has been carried out traditionally during the experimental verification of educational publications since 2016 by the ministry of education. actually 217 textbooks have been published. this is the entire line from the first to the 11th grade. uh, when conducting an experimental test , more than one and a half thousand targets took part in it, who made their proposals and comments unconditionally. they showed that this part of the material has a certain juicy, high complexity of presentation. found some inaccuracies were rhinestones. i would like to note that there are indefinitely five textbooks that really do not require moving, but complete reworking, and this year two

order to the department of education of the boryn territorial community, which is the founder of the school for the dismissal of the director, i applied to the branch of the state service for the quality of education in the lviv region regarding the return of the inspection at this educational institution, but the appeal of the department was not taken into account. when i arrived, the whole school was actually in a terrible state , so you can imagine the museum of oleg olzhych, who got married in this village during the second world war, it was simply broken, at that time the letters of the surname just fell out, this was the level of national-patriotic education in this school, and the dining room was in a terrible condition, and i also invited the head of the community and the head of the education department to my question, did they see the state of the school when they signed the contract, unfortunately, i did not receive an answer. oleg paska also added that the regional education department does not have the authority to dismiss, or even suspend the director from work, according to the law, this can only be earned the founder of the school what is the bo

for education, including zoos in russian in kyrgyzstan this year. nearly 1.5 million students sat down. just imagine that almost every fifth inhabitant of the republic so school education for the state is not only a matter of tomorrow, it is also its present. although the future is certainly also on the day of knowledge , the foundation. vladimir putin and the presidents launched a grandiose educational project by videoconferencing. russia is starting the construction of ultra-modern schools in kyrgyzstan with super schools teaching in russian, as they have already been called the total budget of the project is 4.5 billion. education is one of our most resources that we have, it not only develops our youth, but also shapes the future of the nation. and today we can say with satisfaction that cooperation with the russian federation in the field of education is becoming more and more strong and productive in kyrgyzstan. russian is the state language. this is in general, a unique unique state. he says that in kyrgyzstan they are betraying the development of our relations, but of great importance. i remember how sodermargazovich. during our meeting with him in february 21. e told me abo

uh , the school was repaired for the students as part of the state program for the development of education tried - this only in words is called a repair. in fact. the school was actually built anew , only the walls remained, and everything else was replaced. overlap. attic flooring roof reinforcement of foundations. floors. everything was literally replaced and made in a wide and high quality for the first time in a high-mountain school , an educational laboratory of a center for technical development, a growth point, appeared. the national education project provided us with the following equipment - a digital laboratory for chemistry. digital lab for physics for biology, uh, programmable designers associate great hopes with the renovated school . there is confidence that life will return to the almost deserted villages of mountain dioria alexander kunduk, vologoev razu zhukov stanislav khudeev vesti , north ossetia one from each region will compete for the title of the best 900 people per place made up a competition to participate in the final game dedicated. she is russian geography. art

state and local communities. starting with healthcare. they have to spend a lot on that. the average cost of education in the united states for children is $15,000 per child per year. most illegal immigrants have kids pick someone has to pay the cost of educating those kids. that is certainly not being paid for by the illegal immigrants themselves that has an eighth-grade education preventing of the routine expenditures of police and sewers and so forth and so on but that is why even if you abolish the welfare system illegal immigrants would still be in physical deficit that they would still receive much more in expenditures than they pay in taxes. today they get about three dollars of government expenditures for every dollar of tax they pay and i am talking comprehensively. i have in our calculations excess taxes and cigarette taxes and everything. they received far more benefits. >> mr. chairman, i have three articles from the new york times that i would like to put in the record, and these deal with the cost of governments. >> we have heard this morning from other witnesses that the solution to the problem in our immigrati

state weren't made. and it's landed the gillian landed at the door of gillian keegan, who's current keegan, who's the current secretary for secretary of state for educationoesn't education. but if she doesn't get grip very, quickly of get a grip very, very quickly of this not going to this issue, she's not going to have to worry concrete have to worry about concrete beams. have to beams. she's going to have to worry about concrete boots because be out at the because she'll be out at the next reshuffle. because she'll be out at the nexthe;huffle. because she'll be out at the nexthe chancellor has renewed because she'll be out at the nexpledgeancellor has renewed because she'll be out at the nexpledge to ellor has renewed because she'll be out at the nexpledge to halve1as renewed because she'll be out at the nexpledge to halve inflation,ad his pledge to halve inflation, saying it's time to see the job through. speaking ahead of the next england next bank of england announcement on september 21st, jeremy hunt insisted the government's on track to reach the target. this year. labour is accusing him of being completely out of touch the realities out of touch

and my colleague bridget phillipson, who's the shadow state for shadow secretary of state for educationedyears,1 the last couple shadow secretary of state for edyears, has the last couple shadow secretary of state for edyears, has askedlast couple shadow secretary of state for edyears, has asked 150 couple shadow secretary of state for edyears, has asked 150 times; shadow secretary of state for edyears, has asked 150 times in of years, has asked 150 times in parliament written questions, debates and in the chamber of the house of commons. what the government is going to do about the state of disrepair, our of our schools still they did our schools and still they did nothing. they absolutely knew this coming. they this problem was coming. if they hadnt this problem was coming. if they hadn't for years hadn't done anything for years and to it , they could and they admit to it, they could have at least put in plans , have at least put in plans, couldn't at the beginning couldn't they? at the beginning of holidays make of the summer holidays to make sure there alternative sure that there we

i myself am from nigeria in our country and it was possible for the state to provide free education for one of those teenagers i spent abroad received a hand. after graduation, of course i had a family, i had a beloved daughter. so i can’t leave them and i just decided to stay. i have a wife from simferopol. it turns out that she also works with cheese or her son. regarding business, i did this as a part-time hobby. can you call it? yes, of course, they still call to participate in the show and this filming, but unfortunately, my schedule is full. i love playing sports on horizontal bars. here. well, and grad basketball. and the lady’s relationship still amazes us, and we live in such a century. i think everyone should get used to the dark by now. yes? well, a lot of looks at me. no matter where i go, it’s as if i came from another planet. like this. tell me , did you give your daughter a russian name or a nigerian one, but my daughter is russian. uh, she was born in russia in krasnodar and what is the name of adrian hans douglas well, what do you like most about russia patriotism? i li

my focus is on making sure we deliver- on making sure we deliver against state education for every childers and more support. the vast majority of pupils attend state schools, and they have high aspirations for what they want to achieve. today we have seen the prime minister against speaking and insulting terms about the aspirations of parents who send their children to state schools. he just does not seem to get that is a real pressure on the system right now, he's presiding over that and there are political choices to make, so the political choices of an incoming labour government would be to end those tax benefits and to put that money into more teachers, better mental health support and more support for our younger children too, that is the difference that people would see under a labour government. like some independent schools are not really for wealthy parents who can afford to pay thousands of pounds. thea;r parents who can afford to pay thousands of pounds. they are community _ thousands of pounds. they are community schools, _ thousands of pounds. they are community schools, th

for education. can i implore the prime minister to get the secretary of state for education to investigate this urgentlyg the inspection process and ensuring we are rapidly inspecting and surveying all potentially affected schools and also know with the increase of up to 80 dedicated caseworkers st james primary school should have a dedicated caseworker and i'm sure the secretary of state and department are in touch with the school and i look forward to an update. i school and i look forward to an u date. ~' ., school and i look forward to an udate. ~ ., . ., update. i know the impact dementia has on families _ update. i know the impact dementia has on families and _ update. i know the impact dementia has on families and the _ update. i know the impact dementia has on families and the citizens - update. i know the impact dementia has on families and the citizens who i has on families and the citizens who live with it. it is my honour to sponsor alzheimer's research last week in the uk to highlight recent raac research on a diagnostic test which could be raac available as early as next january. which cou

for the verkhovna rada to approve the new candidacy. rustema umelova, the head of the state property fund , has neither military education nor experience.uture leaders program at the same time, kiev is preparing for a new round of mobilization. deputies rewrote the law, allowing for the conscription of even those of limited service status with viral hepatitis and mental disorders, and from october 1 , all nurses, doctors and pharmacists are required to register with military registration and enlistment offices. and poland, as the polish-lithuanian commonwealth writes today, has already begun to extradite ukrainians of military age who were able to leave ukraine for bribes . the russian government is resuming a program of preferential loans for the repair and construction of roads in the regions, the rate has been reduced from 10:00 to 3%. the amount of financing is 700 million rubles. mikhail mishustin announced this at a meeting with his deputies. in addition, plans for this year repair of more than 800 roads that lead to schools and a children's leisure center. well, also at the meeting today , universities’ admissions companies, incl