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Employers who underpay staff will be committing a criminal offence in 2025, while more than a million Australians will see changes to government payments.

French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou has promised that Mayotte, the French overseas department that was destroyed by a cyclone, will be rebuilt within two years. His visit to the island in the Indian Ocean comes amid growing frustration that it has been forgotten by subsequent governments in mainland France.

A sector leader said private providers have become a ‘political target’ because of the conduct of some offshore companies.

Her kills had life sentences were imposed just as the Government introduced a new Bill to Parliament, promising to strengthen safeguards for children.

Homeschooling her allowed the abuse at the hands of her father Urfan Sharif

Campaigners have long called for an end to the legal defence of ‘reasonable chastisement’ in England.

The Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill is being introduced in the Commons on Tuesday.

The House Republican Steering Committee has recommended Michigan Rep. Tim Walberg to lead the House Education and the Workforce Committee.

Shadow education minister Neil O’Brien said up to four in 10 early years providers are expected to close as a result of the NI increase.

Reps. Tim Walberg of Michigan and Burgess Owens of Utah are vying to be the next chair of the House Education and the Workforce Committee.

The £3 million Bright Start Breakfasts initiative was announced at the recent Budget.