it s been a testing first day back after the summer recess for the government, now mired in the controversy over crumbling concrete. ministers say a list will be published this week of all the schools affected in england, as rishi sunak rejected claims he oversaw budget cuts as chancellor that meant raac concrete couldn t be replaced in as many schools, as the department for education had wanted. it s also been a testing day for the education secretary, who had to apologise for her frustration, expressed in salty language, after being questioned over the government s handling of the situation. and remember, in the middle of all this are thousands of children, still unsure whether their schools will be fully open for the start of the new term. we will talk to parents and teachers and analyse the finances around school maintenance and rebuilding. but first chris mason in westminster on the politics of crumbling concrete. you probably hadn t heard of it until the other day but t
the ilo is speaking there. let s try to put that into context now. commercial sexual exploitation is a murky issue, with many countries having no publicly available database for the illegal activity. kenya is one such nation it has been identified by the us state department as both a source, a transit country, and a destination for the crime. one recent study estimated that more than 2,400 children between the ages of 13 and 17 were currently subject to sexual exploitation in two regions bordering the port city of mombasa. this week on bbc news, we re bringing you a special series on the impact of the cost of living crisis on children around the world. our first report comes from our state department correspondent barbara plett usher and we should warn you, you may find some of the details distressing. in mombasa, life is hard for those on the margins, but tough economic times are making it even harder, forcing some parents to take painful decisions. this mother washes cl
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