Saskia Rowlands

3 days ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Saskia Rowlands |Emily Rose Carubia

The school has introduced pouches for pupils to lock their phones in during the school dayA mobile phone ban introduced at Brianna Ghey's school in the wake of her death has transformed behaviour and "reduced stress" according to the headteacher. In September, Birchwood Community High School near Warrington - where Brianna met her killer Scarlett Jenkinson - introduced special pouches for pupils to lock their phones in during the school day.

4 days ago | msn.com | Saskia Rowlands

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5 days ago | mirror.co.uk | Saskia Rowlands

Matt Hancock's TV dreams could be dashed as firm has just £1 in accountThe ex-MP launched TV firm Greenhazel Ltd in 2023 in a bid to make it big on our screens - but less than two years later, papers filed to Companies House show the firm has just £1 in its accountsMatt Hancock’s dream of a glittering TV career appears to have been switched off... as his firm has just £1 in its coffers.

5 days ago | mirror.co.uk | Saskia Rowlands

Brianna Ghey school's phone ban allows 'kids to be kids', says headteacher Pupils at Birchwood Community High - where Brianna met her killer Scarlett Jenkinson - place their phones in a lockable pouch at the start of the day which does not open until home time Brianna Ghey's headteacher says an all-out phone ban introduced at the school in the wake of her death has "transformed behaviour." In September, Birchwood Community High School near Warrington introduced special pouches to lock...

5 days ago | mirror.co.uk | Saskia Rowlands

Prison guards handed £10million in payouts in last 5 years over violent inmate attacksSome 202 prison officers injured by inmates have been handed Ministry of Justice payouts since 2019/20 – totalling £10.3 million and averaging at £51,000 per personPrison guards attacked by violent inmates were handed more than £10million in compensation in the last five years, shock figures show.