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One park gets a new pirate boat, which replaces one which was destroyed by a fire last year.

New figures show 4,000 hours of PE have been lost from the curriculum in state schools in England.

Education minister Robert Halfon describes the situation as "shocking".

Students across England, Wales and Northern Ireland receive their GCSE exam results this week.

But the sector says asking landlords to review restrictive contracts will only make a small difference.

Proposals to change the Manx planning system could simplify the process, the government says.

How do I appeal, what are the grade boundaries, and what can I do next?

East Park specialist school in Glasgow is celebrating record success for its pupils in their Nat 1s.

The former Kidsgrove Pentecostal Church is set to be transformed into 12 apartments.

Bedford charity, Faces, says many working families struggle to pay the bills and provide fresh meals.

Staff are being asked to put on VR goggles when they go on a course or team-building session.

The University of Glasgow's chancellor said international tuition fees help fund spaces for UK students.

Police pledge more action over school holidays due to fighting, damage and antisocial behaviour.

The Haygrove School in Bridgwater says the start of term will be delayed as its main building is unsafe.

More high school places are needed in Renfrewshire after the local council got its forecasts wrong.

Many students say the cost of living crisis is affecting decisions on their future.

Members say co-ops offer autonomy and security in an increasingly difficult housing market.

The abandoned site has been developed into 15 flats for vulnerable adults.

Jordan Davies and other travellers offer advice to young people going on gap years or trips abroad.