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Schools had urged the move after Ruth Perry took her life following her school being rated "inadequate".

The University of Birmingham has started the project in its student village.

The Grade II-listed building dates back to 1655, but the structure is deteriorating.

Plymouth City Council is allocating £7m of government funding to spend on social housing.

About 1,200 homes are to get improvements including insulation and solar panels.

The watchdog refused to defer its visit despite a manager being away on compassionate grounds.

A petition has been handed to the government, calling for Ofsted to be replaced following Ruth Perry's death.

The couple delayed telling police about the claims and that the accused teacher said he loved the pupil.

A mix of detached, semi-detached, townhouses and apartments will be built on the site.

Members of Wales' largest teaching union accept new Welsh government pay offer, ending the dispute.

Ministers say mandatory mediation will cut court backlogs, but fears for coercive control victims are raised.

Forty-four headteachers from Brighton and Hove voice funding concerns to the education secretary.

Under the plans 100 students will be housed in what was a disused Exeter office block.

Cornwall Council wants to increase the travel cost for 16 to 19-year-olds from £540 a year to £700.

Tenant Sam Lowe, who is fighting eviction, says the government must give renters more security.

Eight to 17-year-olds now make up the single largest group for self-harm hospital admissions.

The schemes in west Belfast and Antrim help hundreds of youngsters but will soon run out of funding.