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Debate over children staying up to watch 1am England v Mexico game

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Debate over children staying up to watch 1am England v Mexico game

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England's World Cup last 16 match against Mexico is scheduled for 1am UK time, prompting discussions about children's school attendance the following day. England manager Thomas Tuchel encouraged children to watch the game, suggesting they should be given 'an excuse for school' due to the event's rarity. Education secretary Bridget Phillipson stated that while the match is late, children could still watch it and attend lessons, emphasising that the decision rests with individual parents.
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Keir Starmer issues formal state apology over forced adoption scandal

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Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer formally apologised in Parliament on behalf of the state for historical forced adoptions, describing the practice as a "stain on our history" after meeting with campaigners. The apology follows a 2022 recommendation from the Joint Committee on Human Rights (JCHR), which asserted the government's ultimate responsibility for the pain caused by public institutions and state employees in these adoptions.
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