The crossborder strikes have intensified after a series of exploding device attacks on hezbollah members was blamed on israel. We have ontheground reporting from both side of the border first to our chief international correspondent 0rla guerin, who s in beirut. Explosion. Southern lebanon awoke to this. It looks like allout war. The israeli army says it hit 1,300 hezbollah sites today. There were gazastyle warnings, telling residents to go, including from the israeli leader. Now, starting this morning the idf has warned you to get out of harm s way. I urge you, take this warning seriously. Don t let hezbollah endanger your lives and the lives of your loved ones. Don t let hezbollah endanger lebanon. Please get out of harm s way now. But where to find safety in the middle of all this? explosion. Screaming. For one man, too late. My siblings and their children were all killed here, he says. The israeli army insists its air strikes are destroying weapons, some hidden in homes, and it ac
need is yet another consultation, what we actually need is more teachers right now. children s education, if you want to inspire children and make them feel like maths is something that they can enjoy, we need good maths teachers, we are short of teachers, short of maths teachers. if rishi sunak really wants to transform our education, he could pick up labour s plan right now, polish the tax status, charitable tax status private schools enjoy and use that to fund the recruitment of extra teachers, including maths teachers. it also showed each what they do and it also showed each what they do and i have to say, that it is in my own patch, when they talk to me they say they don t feel that this government is the back at all. and that is what we really need and that is what a labour government would bring. what i do said there were tax cuts that could found six and i ve thousand teachers, could that be enough, would be not have to make deeper cuts elsewhere, nothing comes for fr
will give our 16 to 18 year olds the skills they need to get on in life. and we have that, then we ll come back with a detailed plan to deliver it. the prime minister says an anti maths mindset is holding the economy back, as he announces a review of the subject being taught until 18 in england. mr sunak says a group of advisers, including mathematicians and business representatives, will examine the core maths content taught in schools. for reaction to this let s talk to thangam debbonaire, shadow leader at the house of commons. thank you forjoining us, good afternoon to you, this is a no brainer, we should be doing more to teach maths better and for longer, no? flit to teach maths better and for longer. no? to teach maths better and for loner, no? .., , , ., , longer, no? of course we should, but this feels very longer, no? of course we should, but this feels very much longer, no? of course we should, but this feels very much like longer, no? of course we should, but this