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Worcestershire
- Alex Grove completes Channel swim for Acorns hospice
- Premiership: All behind-closed-doors games to be shown live on television
- Paddleboard challenge on River Severn to support charity
- Bob Willis Trophy: Worcestershire beat Gloucestershire by eight wickets
- Malvern cancer patient ties knot from hospital bed
Camden
- Patrick Hutchinson: Viral 'hero' launches new project
- Caroline Flack inquest: ‘No doubt' presenter intended to take own life
- Alex Woodyard: AFC Wimbledon sign midfielder from Peterborough
- Belly Mujinga: No charges over station worker's coronavirus death
- London Marathon: 2020 edition to be elite-only race, with mass event cancelled
BBC Suffolk News Feeds
- Coronavirus: Ipswich New Wolsey Theatre considers job cuts
- EFL 2019-20 recap: Leeds joy, Rooney joins Rams, empty grounds and much more
- Coronavirus: How does test-and-trace work?
- Kieron Dyer: Two men released over alleged racist abuse
- Suffolk metal detectorist finds coin hoard in field behind pub
- Kieron Dyer: Ex-England footballer 'racially abused at golf club'
- RAF Mildenhall: Reprieve for US air base destined to close
- Industrial fire breaks out at Ipswich dock
- Terminally ill Karl Butler dies after achieving bucket list
- UK holidays: Nothing left or 'it's a ridiculous price'
BBC Somerset News Feed
- Bristol Airport to appeal against rejected expansion plans
- Craig Overton: Somerset paceman signs new contract until 2023
- Premiership: All behind-closed-doors games to be shown live on television
- Beaver families win legal 'right to remain'
- Three men arrested over illegal rave at RAF Charmy Down near Bath
BBC Oxford News Feed
- Appeal to find missing man after water scooter found
- Sean Clare: Oxford United sign versatile Hearts man for undisclosed fee
- PC Andrew Harper: Mother calls for 'Andrew's Law'
- PC Andrew Harper: Emergency worker killers 'should get full life sentence'
- Transgender row teacher sacked from second school
- EFL 2019-20 recap: Leeds joy, Rooney joins Rams, empty grounds and much more
- Motorcyclist dies in crash with car in Oxfordshire
- PC Andrew Harper: Attorney General to review killers' sentences
- Family pays tribute to Oxfordshire milkman Tom Glancy
- Wantage crash: Man arrested after cyclist critically hurt
BBC Birmingham News Feeds
- Olly Stone: Warwickshire paceman out for four weeks with side strain
- Murderer Pavlo Lapshyn made explosive substance in prison cell
- Premier League clubs vote against use of five substitutes for 2020-21
- Two children critical after car hits tree in Birmingham
- Man given hospital order for killing Dean Bayliss in Handsworth
BBC London News Feed
- Patrick Hutchinson: Viral 'hero' launches new project
- Caroline Flack inquest: ‘No doubt' presenter intended to take own life
- Alex Woodyard: AFC Wimbledon sign midfielder from Peterborough
- Belly Mujinga: No charges over station worker's coronavirus death
- London Marathon: 2020 edition to be elite-only race, with mass event cancelled
- Tashan Daniel: Man guilty of London Underground murder
- Tashan Daniel: The Arsenal fan killed by a violent repeat offender
- Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg: Spurs agree fee with Southampton
- Ledley King joins Tottenham coaching staff as first-team assistant
- Premier League clubs vote against use of five substitutes for 2020-21
Half of all private and voluntary sector fostering placements offered by just 6 companies
Ofsted has published statistics on private and voluntary providers of children’s homes and independent fostering agencies (IFAs).
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Changes to Ofsted’s post-inspection processes and complaints handling
Ofsted revises post-inspection processes and complaints handling to bring about greater consistency across its work.
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Inspection reports are popular with parents
The latest YouGov survey, published on the same day as our annual report and accounts, found that Ofsted's inspection reports are well-received by parents.
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Supporting local areas to prioritise and meet the needs of children and young people with SEND
Ofsted and CQC will visit local areas to support strengthening special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) systems in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, before returning to full inspections when it is right to do so.
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HMCI commentary: the future of area special educational needs and disabilities inspections
Ofsted's Chief Inspector, Amanda Spielman, discusses the challenges facing the SEND system, along with Ofsted and CQC’s role going forward.
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Ofsted replaces Ofsted Online website
We have closed the Ofsted Online site today as replacement web pages are now fully operational.
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HMCI commentary: Our plans for the autumn
Amanda Spielman discusses our planned work in education and social care, as schools and colleges prepare to re-open for all pupils.
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Ofsted to visit when schools and colleges return in the autumn
Ofsted will start visiting schools and colleges after the summer holidays to see how they are getting back up to speed, after being closed to most pupils and learners for so long.
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New teacher training inspections to focus on the ITE curriculum
Ofsted publishes new framework and handbook bringing ITE inspections in line with the education inspection framework (EIF).
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Ofsted wins landmark prosecution case of school that breached conditions
A school, prohibited from admitting more students, was found in breach of its operating conditions and fined at Luton Magistrates' Court on 27 May.
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Ofsted to review students’ and apprentices’ online further education experience
Ofsted is carrying out an exploratory review of the quality of learners’ experiences of online education in further education and skills settings during the COVID-19-affected summer term.
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