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Ben Stokes To Captain England For The First Time Against West Indies

2020-07-20T01:44:39Z

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Ben Stokes is preparing to captain England for the first time after the team management resigned themselves to being without Joe Root for next week's first Test against West Indies. Root's wife, Carrie, is due to give birth to their second child, and has been booked in for a C-section in Sheffield over the next few days. But with [/news/coronavirus/index.html Covid-19] protocols dictating that Root would have to self-isolate for a week even after leaving hospital, his [http://www.healthncure.net/?s=chances chances] of walking out at [/sport/teampages/southampton.html Southampton]'s Ageas Bowl on July 8 are remote. His absence will end an unbroken sequence of 77 Tests since he returned to the team in 2014 following his dropping at Sydney in January that year. Only Alastair Cook, who played a world-record 159 in a row, has appeared in more consecutive Tests for England. Ben Stokes is set to replace the absent Joe Root as captain in the first Test with West Indies That means Stokes, less than two years after he was acquitted on charges of affray at Bristol Crown Court, will finally lead his country, despite never having captained any team more prominent than the Durham academy in 2008. And he will do so with the endorsement of England's senior players. 'Ben will be absolutely fine,' said fast bowler Stuart Broad. RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/sport/cricket/article-8467601/West-Indies-captain-Jason-Holder-urges-cricket-ramp-punishments-racist-abuse.html 'I don't think the penalty for doping or corruption should...] [/sport/cricket/article-8466793/Medical-negligence-County-Cricket-Championship-pushed-back.html Warnings over potential injury claims could scupper plans to...] [/sport/cricket/article-8465745/Joe-Root-warns-England-formidable-West-Indies-attack-look-avenge-2019-series-loss.html Joe Root warns his England team they must be ready to face...] [/sport/cricket/article-8464215/Surrey-spinner-Amar-Virdi-brink-Sikh-represent-England-Tests.html 'I don't think I would have been here now if that hadn't...] Share this article Share 'He has got a really good cricket brain, and has grown and matured incredibly over the last three or four years. To come in and captain one game, I think he'll find that very easy. 'He's taking over Rooty's team to make on-field decisions, so I don't think he'll struggle in any aspects.' 'One thing we have to encourage him as other players is to make sure he uses his own ability as well. Root is set to be at the birth of his second child in the coming days and will have to isolate Root's absence means that Stokes will step in his place and captain England for the first time 'Captains can be quite shy of bringing themselves on to bowl. But we just need to him encourage him: 'Actually Stokesy, now's your time to come on with the ball and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-ha-noi-bac-kan-ho-ba-be-cao-bang-hang-pac-bo-thac-ban-gioc.html tour thác bản giốc] make an impact.' 'I've got no doubts he will be brilliant at captaining England.' Root is expected to be ready to resume his leadership for [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-ha-noi-bac-kan-ho-ba-be-cao-bang-hang-pac-bo-thac-ban-gioc.html kynghidongduong.vn] the second Test at Emirates Old Trafford starting on July 16. RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/sport/cricket/article-8467601/West-Indies-captain-Jason-Holder-urges-cricket-ramp-punishments-racist-abuse.html 'I don't think the penalty for doping or corruption should...] [/sport/cricket/article-8466793/Medical-negligence-County-Cricket-Championship-pushed-back.html Warnings over potential injury claims could scupper plans to...] [/sport/cricket/article-8465745/Joe-Root-warns-England-formidable-West-Indies-attack-look-avenge-2019-series-loss.html Joe Root warns his England team they must be ready to face...] [/sport/cricket/article-8464215/Surrey-spinner-Amar-Virdi-brink-Sikh-represent-England-Tests.html 'I don't think I would have been here now if that hadn't...] Share this article Share

RUTH SUNDERLAND: Time For A VAT Cut Chancellor

2020-07-19T18:28:43Z

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Tax revenues have been hard hit in the pandemic and VAT is a very nice little earner, channelling more than £130billion into the national coffers the last tax year. The sums raised, at least pre-Covid, have risen strongly from £59millon 20 years ago. We might not like paying VAT, but the Government, so the argument goes, has got to raise money from somewhere. Mr Sunak may doubt a cut is necessary to encourage spending, when the lucky ones among us who still have paypackets have been turned into enforced savers and therefore have plenty of money to splurge. Perfectly true, but given the uncertainty about the economy, many will opt to pay down debts or ramp up savings instead. In that context, a VAT cut would be a bold move and send a powerful signal from the Government that it wants people to shop for Britain. Another objection is that a blanket reduction would benefit online retailers, but it could be targeted at specific sectors. 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Readers of a certain vintage will recall that it was brought in to replace the old purchase tax when Britain joined the EU in 1973. Under a 2006 directive, member states have to set a standard VAT rate of at least 15 per cent, but out of the EU those strictures no longer apply. Other countries are already cutting, including Norway and Germany. When Alistair Darling cut VAT to 15 per cent in 2008, to stimulate the economy after the financial crisis, it was judged to have been a success. The cost then was around £12.5billion, and it would be more now. An overall reduction to 17 per cent now would cost £21billion, which is a lot of money - but as a one-off temporary hit it would give the Chancellor a lot of bang for his buck. Mr Sunak has launched a barrage of initiatives, so many, in fact, that many people have already forgotten about a lot of them. We all know about furlough and bounce-back loans but other measures, including relief on business rates and cash grants of up to £25,000 for some firms, are being overlooked along with great ideas such as £150m from dormant savings accounts to help charities, or the £500m fund for high-growth enterprises. The Chancellor can always follow the example of another predecessor, Gordon Brown, who thought if something was worth announcing once, it was worth announcing multiple times. But he could still do with a proper rabbit to pull out of his hat in his quasi-Budget next month. A cut in VAT would have popular appeal and send a strong message of support to troubled parts of the economy. 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Was Hitler The Cause Of The Second World War

2020-07-19T18:15:13Z

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id="mod_22371406"> The Second World War was a massive conflict unlike any other previously seen on Earth. The massive destruction and loss of life that resulted from the clash between the Allied and the Axis powers were unprecedented, and historians have dedicated countless hours researching and theorizing about the events that could culminate in such a horrific war, especially after the destruction of the First World War just two decades earlier. Richard Overy, author of Origins of the Second World War, claims that the Second World War was not caused solely by Adolf Hitler's rise to power in Germany, but by a multitude of different factors that arose during the inter-war period. This assertion is valid, as there were other significant causes of conflict that helped escalate inter-war tensions into a full blown world war, namely the failure of the League of Nations, the ideological clash between the Allied Powers and the rest of the world, and the failure of the United States to possess an active role in promoting collective security. Thus Overy's claim that the Second World War was caused by factors other than Hitler is true as there were a number of significant causes that are to blame as well. The first major cause of the Second World War was the failure of the League of Nations. Though an obvious cause of the war, it is still nonetheless of paramount importance as it allowed for the autarky plans of the axis powers to come to fruition and destroyed the illusion of collective security. The League of Nations was extremely weak to begin with, as the United States were not a member, which severely limited the economic impact of any sanctions that the League put into place as the United States were extremely economically powerful. Additionally, the League lacked its own military force and had to rely on member nations to enforce any rulings that it made. This meant that a member nation could withhold support for a ruling that it did not agree with, and allowed for the Allied Powers to hold a large amount of sway on the decisions made by the League, causing the League to turn into a method for Britain and France to spread their influence and further their own self interests in Europe and the world. This was seen through League mandates, which were agreements that allowed the League of Nations to set up a government in a nation or colony that had belonged to the Central Powers during the First World War. These mandates allowed Britain and France to gain control of territory lost by the Central Powers after the First World War, and maintain their large empires - to basically continue their pursuit of self-interest. This lack of ability to maintain collective security would ultimately lead to the undoing of the league, but was highlighted by the Manchurian crisis of 1931 and Italy's invasion of Ethiopia in 1935. The Manchurian crisis occurred when Japan invaded the Chinese region of Manchuria. Chinese officials understandably appealed to the League to force Japan to release Manchuria and withdraw their troops from China. Though the League agreed that Japan was the aggressor and that they should remove its presence from China, Japan withdrew from the League instead. The League failed to implement economic sanctions on Japan, sanctions that would have been largely ineffective as the United States would have continued trade with Japan regardless. Britain and France were more concerned with maintaining their empires, which had been thrown into disarray after the First World War, and as such did not see the value in volunteering troops or supplies for military action against Japan; such actions would ruin their own trade in the East. This only serves to highlight how the pursuance of self-interests by the Allied Powers severely limited the effectiveness of the League. Japan's succession from the league and that lack of action that followed served as an example to Mussolini's Italy, who invaded Ethiopia in 1935. Though the League again condemned the attack, and actually implemented sanctions this time, it was too little too late and only served to drive Italy closer to Germany and Japan, highlighted by the withdrawal of Italy from the League in 1937. It had become evident through the Manchurian and Ethiopian crises that the Allied Powers of Britain and France were unwilling to work toward collective security, and instead only acted in self-interest. Overy claims that the destruction of the League of Nations lead to "The first murmurings of general war" (Overy 2008, 17) as the idea of collective security was shattered by the realities of the Japanese and Italian offensives, both of which proceeded despite protests by the League. Much of this blame can be placed on the major Allied Powers, Britain and France, as they acted through self-interest instead of the interests of the world to prevent future bloodshed. Thus, Hitler is not solely to blame for the Second World War, as Britain and France's actions in the pursuit of self-interest are also a major cause of the war separate from Hitler's actions. The second major cause of the Second World War that I feel is worth mentioning is the ideological difference between Britain and France, or the Allied Powers, and many emerging powers in Europe and Asia. Overy makes mention of the Spanish civil war at several points in Origins of the Second World War, the overall effect of the war and the rise of fascism in Spain cannot be overstated. Geographically, France was already facing conflict between two ideologically different and aggressively expansionist nations on its Eastern front by 1936, and was now facing a rising domestic conflict to its West between Fascist and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-ha-noi-bac-kan-ho-ba-be-cao-bang-hang-pac-bo-thac-ban-gioc.html tour thác bản giốc] Socialist forces in Spain. When fascist forces took control of Spain 1939, France was essentially surrounded by fascist governments. Additionally, both Britain and France were threatened by the Soviet government in Russia, as they felt that communism posed more of a threat than fascism, as the Bolsheviks had successfully overthrown the ruling class of Russia in 1917. As a result, France was driven much closer to Britain, its sole remaining ideological similar major power in Europe. However, France itself was politically splintered, and according to Overy, in 1938 "some right-wing groups favoured closer collaboration with Hitler as the only way of preventing the eventual bolshevization of Western Europe." (Overy 2008, 23)This quote serves to highlight how fascism wasn't observed as the greatest threat to the Allied Powers, as communism was viewed as a more dangerous ideology due to the October Revolution in 1917. While preparations were made for general war and the Allied Powers were aware of the threats that the fascist governments in Eastern and Central Europe posed, the shadow of communism and fascist sympathisation prevented the required importance from being directed toward the rise of fascist dictators in Europe and resulted in policies by both France and Great Britain that allowed fascism to grow in areas such as Spain. As such, conflict between the Axis and Allied Powers came to existence not solely because of fascist dictator's desire to expand their empires, but also because of the Allied Power's policies that allowed for such a desire to cultivate. Therefore, the blame for the Second World War cannot be only placed on Hitler and his rise to power, but also because of the ideological suspicion of communism by the Allied Powers that allowed for fascism to rise in Europe as it was seen as a lesser threat. The U.S.S.R. was the site of many of the bloodiest battles not only during the Second World War, but the course of human history as well. | Source The final cause of the First World War that Overy talks about that I feel is worth mentioning is the failure of the United States and U.S.S.R. to intervene to prevent the rise of fascism in Europe during the Inter-War period. The United States was portrayed as a nation that supported the idea of collective security, as shown in Document 4 of Origins of the Second World War which states "This country constantly and consistently advocates maintenance of peace. We advocate national and international self-restraint…We advocate adjustment of problems in international relations by processes of peaceful negotiation and agreement." (Cordell 1937) However, in practice, America was not willing to use force in order to enforce collective security, and was not willing to work towards collective security if it was against their self-interest to do so. This is highlighted by their actions during the Paris Peace Conference - France and Britain wanted to see allied war debts erased in order to ease their own financial load and to help repair and rebuild after the First World War. However, America did not cancel these debts, causing the Allied Powers to seek reparations from Germany more aggressively and in greater quantities. This contributed to the hyper-inflation that Germany suffered during the inter-war period and influenced the movement to radical political groups by [http://realitysandwich.com/?s=discontent discontent] German citizens. During the inter-war period, America's major goal according to Overy was to avoid another European conflict, leading to the adoption of a policy of isolationism. As such a number of acts were passed through Congress that prevented the sale of arms to countries in a civil or conventional war, effectively removing American involvement from conflicts around the globe. Americans were suspicious of Britain and France's motives due to the actions of both nations after the signing of the Treaty of Versailles, in which both nations scrambled to secure territorial holdings taken from Germany, and as such neither France nor Britain expected support from America. As such, Japanese influence was able to grow in the pacific as America offered little resistance, even after a Japanese attack on American warships in the pacific. Additionally, the fascist regimes in Europe were able to grow without resistance from one of the strongest economies in the world, and the Allied powers and the League of Nations were both unable to effectively impose sanctions against the Japanese, and to a lesser extent the Italians, during their periods of expansion into non-belligerent nations. 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Therefore, the onset of the Second World War was not solely Hitler's fault, as American commitment to collective security could have prevented the expansion of the Axis powers and delayed or reduced the intensity of the Second World War, potentially limiting its scope as few countries would wish to engage in conflict with America. America was emerging as the world economic leader by the Second World War, and so its decision to go to war with Germany was extremely significant. | Source The Second World War was not a conflict that was caused by a single man's actions. Hitler, while a contributing factor to the outbreak of war in 1939, was not the sole factor for [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-ha-noi-bac-kan-ho-ba-be-cao-bang-hang-pac-bo-thac-ban-gioc.html kynghidongduong.vn] the war. World War 2 was caused by a multitude of factors, including the failure of the League of Nations, the ideology differences between democratic, fascist, and communist countries, and the failure of American commitment to collective security. Thus, Overy's claim in Origins of the Second World War that the Second World War was not caused solely by Hitler is an accurate and valid viewpoint on the causes of World War Two. Question TimeDo you think Hitler was the only major cause of the Second World War? Yes No[# See results] Related[ ][ ][ ]by Yudex Hasbun1 [ ][ ][ ]by James Kenny24 [ ][ ][ ]by Nick Burchett2 Popular[ ][ ][ ]by Jools Hogg50 [ ][ ][ ]by Readmikenow9 [ ][ ][ ]by Jimmy the jock24 Comments [ ] or [ ] and post using a HubPages Network account. 0 of 8192 characters used[# Post Comment]No HTML is allowed in comments, but URLs will be hyperlinked. Comments are not for promoting your articles or other sites. sendingAnthony Carrell  7 years ago from Lemoore California I should have added that this was an excellent hub. Well done. Panagiotis Tsarouchakis  7 years ago from Greece We should blame those professors at the School of Art in Vienna who rejected Hitler in 1908. They should let him follow his dream! [ ]Anthony Carrell  7 years ago from Lemoore California The treaty of Versailles,and it's after effects, as far as I'm concerned were the first causes. I doubt if Hitler would have ever came to power without that ridiculous treaty.I have a hub on it.. laugh out loud.

Now Kim apos;s A BILLIONAIRE Coty Inc Splashes Out 200m On Beauty Empire

2020-07-19T17:04:20Z

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Kim Kardashian's beauty brand, KKW, has been valued at a billion dollars, with the mogul now overtaking the wealth of her younger sister Kylie Jenner. The mogul, 39, has just inked a deal with Coty Inc. to sell a 20 per cent stake in the company, which sells make-up and fragrances, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-ha-noi-bac-kan-ho-ba-be-cao-bang-hang-pac-bo-thac-ban-gioc.html tour hồ ba bể] for $200million. The deal is for a 'long-term strategic partnership to launch products in new beauty categories and expand across the globe from top to bottom', [ ]reports. Now Kim's a BILLIONAIRE! Coty Inc has splashed out $200m on 20 per cent of Kardashian's beauty empire as she overtakes sister Kylie Jenner in the wealth stakes (stock image) Sources have also told the site that Coty acts as a licensee for skin, hair, personal and [http://www.groundreport.com/?s=nail%20products nail products]. If the company have paid $200million for one fifth of the brand, that means they value the whole company at a billion dollars. RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# 2] [# Next] [/tvshowbiz/article-8469541/Kate-Mara-picture-serenity-weekend-walk-park-13-month-old-daughter.html Kate Mara is the picture of serenity as she enjoys a weekend...] [/tvshowbiz/article-8469111/Joshua-Jackson-wears-mask-Gucci-trainers-Sunday-shopping-trip-West-Hollywood-supermarket.html Joshua Jackson wears mask and Gucci trainers on Sunday...] [/tvshowbiz/article-8469321/Emmy-Rossum-puts-leggy-display-Daisy-Dukes-makes-coffee-run-husband-Sam-Esmail.html Emmy Rossum puts on leggy display in Daisy Dukes as she...] Share this article Share This means that Kim has overtaken her sister Kylie, 22, in the wealth stakes as her wealth is thought to be at $900-950million. She had been listed as a 'self-made billionaire' by Forbes, but they denounced her title, [http://mommysavers.com/?s=angering angering] her by accusing her of inflating figures and 'forging' tax returns for the makeup mogul's cosmetics company. Not happy: [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-ha-noi-bac-kan-ho-ba-be-cao-bang-hang-pac-bo-thac-ban-gioc.html tour hồ ba bể] The latest news comes after Kylie's wealth was estimated at around $900-950million as Forbes stripped her of her 'self-made billionaire' title Coty bought a majority stake in Kylie's beauty company, (51 per cent) in 2019, for [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-ha-noi-bac-kan-ho-ba-be-cao-bang-hang-pac-bo-thac-ban-gioc.html kynghidongduong.vn] $600million, whereas Kim will still be in charge of her company. TMZ also reported that Kim and her team have been working out the deal with Coty for months. Kim said: 'This relationship will allow me to focus on the creative elements that I'm so passionate about while benefiting from the incredible resources of Coty, and launching my products around the world.' Kim's beauty company was recently sued by Seeds Beauty because they were reportedly worried she would spill trade secrets to Coty. Something to say: Kylie recently hit back at Forbes after it published a report claiming that the Jenners and their PR team inflated figures for Kylie Cosmetics Last month, Kylie slammed Forbes after the publication released a bombshell report accusing her of inflating figures and 'forging' tax returns for the makeup mogul's cosmetics company. It appeared the reality star was taken by surprise at the [ ][ ]named Kylie the world's youngest self-made billionaire in 2019 and again in 2020, and of her surprise over their latest article she wrote on Twitter: 'What am i even waking up to. i thought this was a reputable site. 'All i see are a number of inaccurate statements and unproven assumptions lol. i've never asked for any title or tried to lie my way there EVER. period' 'Inaccurate statements': Kylie appeared shocked by the Forbes article that claimed her family created a 'web of lies' so she could be crowned the youngest billionaire She followed up with a quote from the Forbes report that accused the Jenners and their accountant of producing false tax returns. '"Even creating tax returns that were likely forged" that's your proof? so you just THOUGHT they were forged? like actually what am i reading.' Kylie tweeted incredulously. She followed up with another post focusing on the positive, 'but okay i am blessed beyond my years, i have a beautiful daughter, and a successful business and i'm doing perfectly fine.' The publication accused Kylie of 'lying about company figures and forging tax returns' to be dubbed a billionaire. Report: Kylie is not a billionaire, Forbes claimed. They accused the 'self-made' makeup mogul, 22, of spinning 'a web of lies' about company figures and 'forging tax returns'

Boris Johnson Pledges £2billion To Rebuild Britain apos;s Crumbling Schools

2020-07-19T15:36:11Z

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[/news/boris_johnson/index.html Boris Johnson] will today pledge to rebuild Britain's crumbling schools and colleges as he prepares to offer an 'opportunity guarantee' to young people. The Prime Minister will unveil a £1.8billion package to rebuild and refurbish dozens of schools and colleges across England. Education will also form a central message in a major speech tomorrow in which Mr Johnson will relaunch the Tories' 'levelling-up' agenda. Yesterday he confirmed that attendance at schools will become mandatory again in September for the first time since mid-March when they were shut to slow the spread of [/news/coronavirus/index.html coronavirus]. Today he will unveil the biggest school improvement plan in years. The Prime Minister will unveil a £1.8billion package to rebuild and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-ha-noi-bac-kan-ho-ba-be-cao-bang-hang-pac-bo-thac-ban-gioc.html kynghidongduong.vn] refurbish dozens of schools and colleges across England. Education will also form a central message in a major speech tomorrow in which Mr Johnson will relaunch the Tories' 'levelling-up' agenda (pictured: Mr Johnson visits Bovingdon Primary Academy in Hemel Hempstead earlier this month) A ten-year strategy will be launched with £1billion to fund a 'first wave' designed to rebuild 50 schools across the country. A further £560million has been released to fund a programme of refurbishment this year, taking total spending on repairs in 2020 to almost £2billion. And £200million spending has been brought forward to fund repairs at further education colleges. Mr Johnson last night said the new strategy would ensure schools and colleges are 'fit for the future'. He added: 'All children deserve the best possible start in life - regardless of their background or where they live. As we bounce back from the pandemic, it's important we lay the [http://www.becomegorgeous.com/topics/foundations foundations] for a country where everyone has the opportunity to succeed, with our younger generations front and centre of this mission.' Sources said a significant portion of the new funding would be targeted at the North and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-ha-noi-bac-kan-ho-ba-be-cao-bang-hang-pac-bo-thac-ban-gioc.html tour hồ ba bể] Midlands. A handout image released by 10 Downing Street, shows Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson joining pupils during a socially distanced visit to Bovingdon Primary School in Bovingdon, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire on June 19, 2020 The decision to launch a new school building programme is part of a wider strategy to fast-track investment in infrastructure to help the UK claw its way out of the recession caused by lockdown. In tomorrow's speech, Mr Johnson will pledge to invest billions in new hospitals, roads, rail schemes, cycleways and broadband. A new taskforce dubbed Project Speed will try to accelerate the process. Mr Johnson will promise not to repeat the austerity that followed the 2008 global financial crash. And he will pledge an 'opportunity guarantee' to the young Britons losing their jobs. Analysis suggests unemployment is set to return to levels not seen since the 1980s. 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There will also be a focus on further education and adult education to help those who do not want to go to university and those who need to reskill after losing jobs. One Whitehall source said: 'Previous governments have talked a lot about the need to get more children into university. But 50 per cent of children don't go to university - we want to make sure we are doing everything we can to ensure they get the best opportunities. Education Secretary Gavin Williamson will confirm plans this week to get all children back to school in September 'It's not just education, education, education - it's further education, further education, further education.' Mr Johnson yesterday acknowledged that coronavirus had caused a 'huge, huge shock' to the economy. He told the Mail on Sunday: 'If Covid was a lightning flash, we're about to have the thunderclap of the economic consequences. We're going to be ready.' He insisted: 'We are absolutely not going back to the austerity of ten years ago.' Education Secretary Gavin Williamson will confirm plans this week to get all children back to school in September. The Prime Minister yesterday stressed: 'We need to get the kids back into school.' Asked if it would be compulsory, he added: 'Yes, it's the law.'

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