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In today’s educational discourse, it is imperative to confront a pervasive issue: the propensity to underestimate students with profound and multiple learning disabilities (PMLD). A striking example of this challenge is embodied in the story of Jonathan Bryan, a young man with severe cerebral palsy who refused to be silenced or defined by a label.
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In the British vehicular landscape, a transformation is stealthily underway, heralded by the rise of electric vehicles (EVs). Yet, amid promises and progressive policies, a palpable confusion reigns among UK consumers. Recent research from the AA reveals a startling disparity between the government’s ambitious electrification plans and the realities faced by everyday drivers. While the
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The recent High Court appeal resulting in a one-year reduction of Roger Hallam’s prison sentence starkly illustrates the disturbing trend of punitive justice meted out to climate activists in the UK. Hallam, co-founder of Just Stop Oil, initially received a five-year sentence for spearheading protests that disrupted the M25 motorway—a move that points to a
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In a shocking revelation that has reverberated throughout the United Kingdom, Khalid Abdalla, known for his role as Dodi Fayed in Netflix’s “The Crown,” has been summoned to a police interview regarding a pro-Palestinian protest that occurred in January. This summons appears to be part of a broader crackdown on peaceful demonstrations, igniting a renewed
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