I don't think he was being played by Michael Sheen, so it seems unlikely

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You need to replace it in your head with this one:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ML6Q...

We've had 2 of the sixth-formers from my college die in car crashes in the last 4 years. And each time, it's been a group of under-19s travelling together. The sooner a law is brought in to mandate older drivers, or banning groups altogther, the better.

The article suggests it’s an imprecise catch all term for both of the above. I was only just getting used to suspension expulsion and exclusion!

"The pilot will also see staff, students, parents and carers trained in restorative and relational practices in a 90-minute session in January."
So not just classroom furniture then.

Removal is where SLT take Daphne out to work in the corridor for the rest of the lesson
Seclusion is where Bob is in the "inclusion room" for 2 days as part of a managed intervention
The article is badly written as nowhere do they give an example of a "non-disciplinary" occurence of either of these

Oh, Woolf, of course

Doesn’t that count as historical, like Cleopatra? I mean where she is playing an actual female inhabitant of the 1960s or 1970s

I discovered today that Liz Taylor played Martha, the love interest in Graham Greene‘s “The Comedians“, and it makes me think she was sadly miscast in everything including Muriel Spark’s “The Driver’s Seat“. Are there any good non-historical dramas with Taylor?

She earns £150k from Gold Radio and has £80k in savings

"I'm just an ordinary mum with plates spinning. I am not a precious person, I am very humble."
GENUINE QUOTES

You can easily guess the panto, but prizes for the best reason Judge R is dressed as a spaceman.

Here's Katie Glass's classic article about travelling with Rinder by train across Russia:
www.thetimes.com/world/russia...