or guardian since september. here s more from education correspondent, elaine dunkley. across the country, clips posted on social media give an insight into the chaos in classrooms. the room got absolutely ransacked. the boards were ripped off the wall, displays were snapped and broken. you re going to get people shouting at you. when it comes to teenagers and what they re saying, quite sexualised. teachers pushed to the brink because of bad behaviour. the behaviour stresses me out. all my fillings fall out because i clench my teeth at night when i m sleeping. in dewsbury, this is stjohn fisher academy. it s a school with a bad reputation. rated inadequate and described by ofsted as unsafe for teachers and pupils. children were being suspended as early as 9:15 in the morning. there was a culture of bullying. there was frequent fighting like, multiple fights on a daily basis. head teacher mr mackeyjoined the school a year ago. and, with the support of staff, small changes ha
crashes off a bridge. also on the programme, scotland could become the first part of the uk to legalise assisted dying. we ll look at how different countries around the world approach these sensitive decisions. and we ll have the latest from the world of artificial intelligence. ai therapy, genital scans and perfect pints all explained in al decoded. we ll we ll start we ll start this hour with this breaking news out of south africa. 45 people at least are believed to have been killed after a bus crashed in the south african province of limpopo. these are the latest pictures we have here. just on in the ravine there the remains of the crash as the bus seemingly crashed through the barriers there and came off that road come off the bridge. into that ravine below. at least 45 people killed, another person seriously injured, bus travelling from botswana, it s belief. it exploded on the floor there of the ravine. let s speak now to heidi, ourjournalist based in our journalist ba