need children to be good at if we are to prosper long term as an economy. yes, we are looking very much for the education department to put out a strategy which will encourage people to enter teaching and also to retain teachers. one of the difficulties at the moment is we are not actually recruiting enough, we do not have enough places in initial teacher training we believe to get the number of teachers we need coming into the profession. so we need to look at the modelling to ensure that we are actually providing sufficient places. we also then need to make the roads into teaching and the ways of applying to come into teaching straightforward. why then the shortage in particular in these subjects, things like physics, mathematics and so on? quite simply we have had a shortfall in the subjects for several years and we have never been able to fill up and we have never been able to fill up that shortfall. and in fact, if we recruit every single graduate in physics and maths fo
around the world, sutton united s reserve goalkeeper resigns for a possible breach of betting rules. good evening and welcome to bbc news. a british is fighter who died in a suicide bomb attack on iraqi forces in mosul is a former guantanamo bay detainee. the self styled islamic state group said two days ago that abu zakariya al britani detonated a car bomb at an iraqi army base in tal gaysum, south west of mosul. he is believed to have been originally known as ronald fiddler. the 50 year old from manchester was sent to guantanamo bay in 2002 but was freed from the us detention centre in 200a. the bbc has seen is registration papers signed by fiddler in april 2014 when he crossed into syria from turkey. earlier, our security correspondent frank gardner explained the latest about the british is fighter. he was born ronald fiddler. he was actually 50 when he died, when he blew himself up a few days ago. he was released in 2004 and brought back to britain. 0ne paper said he was
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