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Kate Proctor
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Political Commentator, BBC
London
Beats
Japanese And American History And Politics , Japanese Law , Philosophy Of The Human Person
War and Crisis
Content
By Kate Proctor, Dan Dennison| The Guardian Verified At the other end of the playing fields, Matthew’s friends are at a Saturday morning football practice, but he can’t go. “My son really misses football,” his mum, Carol*, says. “He keeps asking when can I go back?’ I don’t think he quite gets the money situation.” Carol’s eldest son Matthew. Alongside football, she has had to pull her four children out of cadets, dancing, and say no to other requests like gymnastics and horse riding because of the costs.
By Kate Proctor, Eleanor Langford Verified| PoliticsHome Verified 7 min readQueen Elizabeth II, the longest reigning British monarch, has died aged 96, Buckingham Palace has confirmed. "The Queen died peacefully at Balmoral this afternoon," Buckingham Palace said in a statement. "The King and The Queen Consort will remain at Balmoral this evening and will return to London tomorrow."The Queen's eldest son Charles, Prince of Wales, will now succeed the throne.
By Kate Proctor, Dan Dennison| The Guardian Verified At the other end of the playing fields, Matthew’s friends are at a Saturday morning football practice, but he can’t go. “My son really misses football,” his mum, Carol*, says. “He keeps asking when can I go back?’ I don’t think he quite gets the money situation.” Carol’s eldest son Matthew. Alongside football, she has had to pull her four children out of cadets, dancing, and say no to other requests like gymnastics and horse riding because of the costs.
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BBC
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