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Presents case studies of mainstream schools showing how they foster pupils’ sense of belonging while maintaining high attendance and attainment, highlighting practices, challenges and strategies used by participating schools.
Full Fact counters Labour MP Oliver Ryan’s claim that there were "0 boats before Brexit", showing small boat crossings predate the UK’s EU departure and that the MP’s statement is inaccurate.
Interim RAIB report into the 19 June 2026 collision between passenger trains near Elstow, Bedfordshire sets out factual findings to date, initial safety observations and actions while a full investigation continues.
Cities often cross administrative boundaries for travel, water, waste and economic links; the paper argues functional interdependence should inform coalition-building and coordination between municipalities for shared challenges like transport and pollution.
E3G's Japanese analysis examines shifts around the Asia Zero Emission Community (AZEC), noting partners’ differing priorities between fuel security and accelerating clean energy, and highlights Philippine opportunities for grid and clean‑energy cooperation under an updated 'AZEC 2.0'.
Qualitative risk assessment examining the likelihood and pathways for New World Screwworm (NWS) being introduced into Great Britain from the USA and South America, identifying biosecurity risks and potential controls.
Findings examine how family, friends and informal supporters help people access digital services and develop skills, identifying support patterns and policy implications for service design and inclusion.
Research investigates how mainstream schools deploy staff to support pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), mapping workforce models, roles and practices used to deliver SEND provision.
Qualitative research presents findings on the lived experiences of Roma people in England and Wales, examining identity, migration, needs and interactions with services and institutions including education, healthcare and employment.
Study examines how independent scrutiny functions within safeguarding partnerships, its role and impact, and the organisational and contextual factors that support effective scrutiny of child protection arrangements.
Explores journeys, experiences and aspirations of contributory benefit customers (New Style ESA and New Style JSA) and departmental staff, focusing on interactions with the system and employment transitions.
Findings present the needs and lived experiences of adoptive parents and special guardians, describing the support they received, gaps in provision and the types of help they want in their caregiving roles.
Safety bulletin for the longline fishing sector highlighting the need for approved vessel operating procedures and regular emergency drills to prepare for unexpected events such as flooding, drawing on recent maritime accident lessons to reduce risks to crew and vessels.
Findings from the Young Voices project report on 11- to 24-year-olds’ attitudes to sharing views and data with government-led research, exploring trust, preferred communication channels and concerns about privacy and use of information.