TODAYS NEWS REVIEW * Schools will be encouraged to admit children as young as two to help solve the country’s child care crisis, the Telegraph reports. * Education Secretary Michael Gove wants to break down the “Berlin Wall” between private and state schools. He proposed that state school teachers should be trained in Classics, to help pupils compete equally with those from private schools for university places. * Actor Philip Seymour Hoffman (46) died surrounded by 49 bags of heroin and 20 discarded syringes, police sources have claimed. * And daredevil surfer Andrew Cotton from Devon has been photographed riding a giant 80ft wave. He went for the record of ‘biggest wave ever surfed’ in Nazare, Portugal, where an undersea canyon creates giant rollers. As always we want to hear from you. Your comments may be read out on air.
Posted on: Tue, 04 Feb 2014 10:08:50 +0000
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