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A Nightingale moment for children is needed, providing increased funding, extra training for teachers and counsellors in every school, the childrens commissioner for England has said.Invoking the gargantuan effort taken to build Nightingale hospitals for thousands of Covid patients in a matter of weeks, and the 拢35bn furlough scheme to save jobs, Anne Longfield said childrens recovery from missing months of school w stanley cup usa ould take up to a year and would have a profound psychological impact.In an interview with the Guardian before millions of pupils return to classrooms in England next week, she said children had made a huge sacrifice during the pandemic, and she urged the government to step up support for the most disadvantaged, warning that a generation could be lost without radical intervention.Longfield called for investment in mental health support for children as schools stanley flask reopen, a commitment to provide young people with the technology to study remotely in the event of local lockdowns, and a focus on vulnerable teenagers who are at risk of never returning to education. The government needs to be bold, and on the sort of scale that saw hospitals b stanley flask uilt in weeks, and workers paid in furlough, to make sure no child is left behind. If not, they risk losing a generation for good. The stakes are simply that high, she said. Kids have not had their Nightingale moment during the crisis, but if it comes at this stage, where theres a determination to do things differently for children a Zrey Home Office wins appeal against ruling on four Syrian refugees
A Briton who has spent four years on death row stanley cup in Ethiopia after being abducted at an airport in Yemen has been pardoned.Andargachew Tsege, an opponent of the regime in Addis Ababa, first came to the UK in 1979. He holds British citizenship and was sentenced to death in his absence nine years ago. His wife, who has not seen him in four years, told the Guardian that she expected him to be back at their home in London this week.Tsege was abducted during a stopover in Yemen while travelling from Dubai to Eritrea and forcibly flown to the Ethiopian capital. He had previously been secretary general of Ginbot 7, an opposition party that called for democracy, free elections and civil rights in Ethiopia.Last year the heads of both branches of the legal profession in England and Wales urged the foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, to intervene more forcefully in the case. Johnson had said he would not interfere in the legal systems of other countries and that calling for Tseges release would not be helpful at this stage .Tseges partner, Yemi Hailemariam, said she hoped Tsege, 63, would be released from jail by Monday and back home in London by the end of the week. He has been pardoned due stanley quencher to what are called special circumstances, she said. Although he was born there, the rule is that once you take up another nationality you lose your Ethiopian nationality. Hes a British citizen and so doesnt have a valid permit to stay there. The only o stanley cup bstacle would be getting a flight back to London