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Matt Hancock with Gina Coladangelo outside Broadcasting House
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SIR – What a shambles! I am a staunch Conservative but I have to agree with comments made by Sir Keir Starmer on the news channels.
The Prime Minister made two huge errors. He should have sacked Dominic Cummings after his spree at Barnard Castle and Matt Hancock immediately, instead of saying, after he had received an apology, that the matter was “closed”.
The Prime Minister needs to be more like Churchill, who had the strength of character to replace at least one close friend in his Cabinet during the Second World War as he deemed it necessary.
Employer toolkit to support staff with autism launched Published:
09 Jun 2021 Two charities have set up a new initiative to assist young people with autism move into employment after finishing school.
Ambitious about Autism and The Autism Education Trust have created the
Transition to Employment toolkit to help prevent autistic school-leavers from dropping out of education, employment or training.
According to the latest Office for National Statistics (ONS) research, over 700,000 young people are currently not in employment, education or training.
Job seekers with autism are among the most disadvantaged, with just 22% of people with autism in full-time paid employment, the lowest of all disabled groups.