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_all-of-taylor-swift39s-collaboration-songs-ranked.jpg "The only thing better than a Swift solo is a Tyalor Swift colab. Welcome to MsMojo, and today we’re counting down our picks of Taylor Swift’s best collaborations with other artists.")
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_yorkshire-football-the-good-the-bad-and-the-ugly.jpg "Picking out the highs and the lows for Yorkshire's football clubs from the past few days - as Huddersfield Town get a win against Millwall whilst Leeds drop out of the automatic promotion place after a defeat to Coventry City.")
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_new-free-childcare-rules-what-is-available-and-how-do-i-apply.jpg "Parents of two year old children in England now qualify for free childcare, in new rules which came into force on 1st April. But what exactly is being offered to parents and how do they apply? Here's what you need to know. <br/><br/>Some free hours for certain age groups were already available but now, the government's new scheme will see all under fives included from 2025 - but the rollout is happening in stages. Previously, three and four year olds could get 30 hours of free childcare each week. Now, working parents can get 15 hours for two year olds from April 2024, which will be extended to nine month olds from September 2024. <br/><br/>To qualify for the new hours, the majority of parents must earn more than £8,670, but less than £100,000 per year. Parents are urged to apply online as soon as possible - before the term when their child will become eligible. Applications for parents of nine-month-olds open on 12th May for the September term. <br/><br/>While working parents will benefit from the scheme, critics have raised the early years sector may struggle to cope.")
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_half-of-parents-lose-sleep-over-their-childs-development.jpg "A new study has found parents are deeply concerned about their child’s academic and character development before they turn 5 years old. <br/><br/>The poll of 2,000 parents of children ages five and younger found 59% are concerned about their children’s academic and character development, citing concerns about whether their children will learn to play fairly and cooperate with others (50%), communicate well with others (49%) and be able to appropriately express themselves (47%).<br/><br/>Parents listed several challenges they face to support their children’s development, including creating a routine (38%), teaching positive behaviors (30%), planning activities (25%), providing a consistent environment (23%) and building early literacy and math skills (23%).<br/><br/>Commissioned by Primrose Schools and conducted by OnePoll, the study revealed a large majority (98%) of parents understand the importance the first five years of life play in a child’s development and future successes. <br/><br/>According to results, parents shared the earliest ages they believed their children could learn important skills and concepts. <br/><br/>For example, some parents believe their children should be able to interact with peers, learn language skills and learn social skills by age two. <br/><br/>By age three, parents believe their children should be able to start benefitting from formal learning activities and grasp academic concepts. Over half of parents surveyed (55%) said their concerns about their children’s development are worrisome enough to keep them up at night.<br/><br/>“In the first five years of a child’s life, parents have an opportunity to maximize the power and potential of this critical time,” said Dr. Amy Jackson, chief early learning strategy officer at Primrose Schools. “It’s clear that parents want their children to learn these important academic and character development skills while their brains are most receptive to learning, but we know many worry about finding the right approach.” <br/><br/>When it comes to support systems for parents, 82% of parents consider preschools to be a part of their support systems — alongside immediate family (88%), extended family (37%) and friends (33%).<br/><br/>When looking at preschools, parents said they look for a place that offers a safe place where their child can feel like they belong (28%), qualified teachers invested in their child’s development (24%) and kindergarten readiness (15%). <br/><br/>When parents are not consulting their support system, 73% will at least occasionally consult the internet for parenting advice, instead. However, 43% said they feel “overwhelmed” by what they find online. <br/><br/>“Support systems are important for new parents, especially during their child’s first five years of life,” continued Dr. Jackson. “The experiences and connections children have in these early years will shape their academic, physical and social-emotional development — ultimately forming their foundation for learning and who they become.”")
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_lazareth-124-official-trailer-ashley-judd-katie-douglas.jpg "Following the death of their parents, Lee (Ashley Judd) adopts her nieces, Imogen (Katie Douglas) and Maeve (Sarah Pidgeon), and raises them in a remote cabin as a deadly pandemic rages on around them. For over 10 years, the girls are raised to never leave the woods, avoid any and all interaction with outsiders, and ultimately rely on Lee as their only connection to the outside world.Lee has convinced the girls this is the key to survival in what is now an infectious and violent world. But when Imogen and Maeve discover an injured man in the nearby woods, Lee’s absolute control begins to disintegrate as their faith in her, and everything they’ve ever known, begins to unravel.")
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_a-majority-of-parents-are-concerned-about-their-young-child39s-development.jpg "New research, Commissioned by Primrose Schools and conducted by OnePoll,found that 98% of parents know these years are crucial to a child’s development and future successes.")
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_leeds-united-huddersfield-town-and-sheffield-wednesday-yorkshire39s-the-good-the-bad-and-the-ugly.jpg "Picking out the highs and the lows for Yorkshire's football clubs from the past few days - with Leeds United, Doncaster Rovers and Sheffield United experiencing relative highs - while Hull City, Huddersfield Town and Sheffield Wednesday have had better times ...<br/>")
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_10-actors-that-were-so-bad-they-had-to-quit-tv-shows.jpg "It takes a good actor to act like they're not acting.")
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_we-thought-minecraft-was-making-our-son-ill-but-he-had-rare-and-deadly-disease92.jpg "A boy has been told his “next seizure could be his last” - after being diagnosed with one of the world’s rarest deadly diseases.<br/><br/>William Howard, nine, was told by doctors his initial symptom, a twitch in his right leg, could be down to stress from playing Minecraft. <br/><br/>But after “endless” medical investigations, an MRI confirmed he has mitochondrial disease - which means his cells won’t work correctly. <br/><br/>He is one of 10 people in the world who have his particular variation - DNML-1. <br/><br/>His parents, Simon, 45, and Mihaela, 43, say he went from a normal, healthy little boy to paralysed by seizures, seemingly overnight. <br/><br/>And they’re having to take each day as it comes - never knowing whether it could be their last with William.")
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![Footage shows a plane making a bumpy landing due to Storm Kathleen – as flights are cancelled across the UK due to strong winds. <br/><br/>The plane can be seen being buffeted about by strong winds as it comes in to land.<br/><br/>The video, taken by Kay Thompson, 33, at Leeds Bradford Airport yesterday afternoon (Sat 6 April), shows the plane wobbling in crosswinds as it struggles to make it to the runway.<br/><br/>Storm Kathleen has bought winds of up to 60mph across the UK, particularly across the West. <br/><br/>Flights were left grounded and up to 34,000 people were left without power on Saturday due to the storm.<br/><br/>Kay, from Leeds, said: “Obviously there were really strong winds, and I just noticed the planes were coming in sideways. <br/><br/>“We usually go [to the airport] when it’s windy because we like to see if there’s going to be any go-arounds. <br/><br/>“A go-around is basically where they almost touch down but can’t land safely so take off again – it only happens in really bad weather. <br/><br/>“It’s the highest airport in the UK which is good for planes taking off but causes a lot of problems when it’s windy because it’s so high up.”](https://cdn8.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZv5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KAHgbFGSwATcCHIuPrQWEqF9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_plane-makes-bumpy-landing-due-to-storm-kathleen-as-flights-cancelled-across-uk.jpg "Footage shows a plane making a bumpy landing due to Storm Kathleen – as flights are cancelled across the UK due to strong winds. <br/><br/>The plane can be seen being buffeted about by strong winds as it comes in to land.<br/><br/>The video, taken by Kay Thompson, 33, at Leeds Bradford Airport yesterday afternoon (Sat 6 April), shows the plane wobbling in crosswinds as it struggles to make it to the runway.<br/><br/>Storm Kathleen has bought winds of up to 60mph across the UK, particularly across the West. <br/><br/>Flights were left grounded and up to 34,000 people were left without power on Saturday due to the storm.<br/><br/>Kay, from Leeds, said: “Obviously there were really strong winds, and I just noticed the planes were coming in sideways. <br/><br/>“We usually go [to the airport] when it’s windy because we like to see if there’s going to be any go-arounds. <br/><br/>“A go-around is basically where they almost touch down but can’t land safely so take off again – it only happens in really bad weather. <br/><br/>“It’s the highest airport in the UK which is good for planes taking off but causes a lot of problems when it’s windy because it’s so high up.”")
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_top-20-famous-actors-that-keep-making-bad-movies.jpg "Hey, it's a paycheck! Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we’re counting down our picks for the most prominent actors whose filmographies are riddled with less-than-stellar entries.")
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_all-of-taylor-swift39s-collaboration-songs-ranked.webp "The only thing better than a Swift solo is a Tyalor Swift colab. Welcome to MsMojo, and today we’re counting down our picks of Taylor Swift’s best collaborations with other artists.")
_yorkshire-football-the-good-the-bad-and-the-ugly.webp "Picking out the highs and the lows for Yorkshire's football clubs from the past few days - as Huddersfield Town get a win against Millwall whilst Leeds drop out of the automatic promotion place after a defeat to Coventry City.")
_new-free-childcare-rules-what-is-available-and-how-do-i-apply.webp "Parents of two year old children in England now qualify for free childcare, in new rules which came into force on 1st April. But what exactly is being offered to parents and how do they apply? Here's what you need to know. <br/><br/>Some free hours for certain age groups were already available but now, the government's new scheme will see all under fives included from 2025 - but the rollout is happening in stages. Previously, three and four year olds could get 30 hours of free childcare each week. Now, working parents can get 15 hours for two year olds from April 2024, which will be extended to nine month olds from September 2024. <br/><br/>To qualify for the new hours, the majority of parents must earn more than £8,670, but less than £100,000 per year. Parents are urged to apply online as soon as possible - before the term when their child will become eligible. Applications for parents of nine-month-olds open on 12th May for the September term. <br/><br/>While working parents will benefit from the scheme, critics have raised the early years sector may struggle to cope.")
_half-of-parents-lose-sleep-over-their-childs-development.webp "A new study has found parents are deeply concerned about their child’s academic and character development before they turn 5 years old. <br/><br/>The poll of 2,000 parents of children ages five and younger found 59% are concerned about their children’s academic and character development, citing concerns about whether their children will learn to play fairly and cooperate with others (50%), communicate well with others (49%) and be able to appropriately express themselves (47%).<br/><br/>Parents listed several challenges they face to support their children’s development, including creating a routine (38%), teaching positive behaviors (30%), planning activities (25%), providing a consistent environment (23%) and building early literacy and math skills (23%).<br/><br/>Commissioned by Primrose Schools and conducted by OnePoll, the study revealed a large majority (98%) of parents understand the importance the first five years of life play in a child’s development and future successes. <br/><br/>According to results, parents shared the earliest ages they believed their children could learn important skills and concepts. <br/><br/>For example, some parents believe their children should be able to interact with peers, learn language skills and learn social skills by age two. <br/><br/>By age three, parents believe their children should be able to start benefitting from formal learning activities and grasp academic concepts. Over half of parents surveyed (55%) said their concerns about their children’s development are worrisome enough to keep them up at night.<br/><br/>“In the first five years of a child’s life, parents have an opportunity to maximize the power and potential of this critical time,” said Dr. Amy Jackson, chief early learning strategy officer at Primrose Schools. “It’s clear that parents want their children to learn these important academic and character development skills while their brains are most receptive to learning, but we know many worry about finding the right approach.” <br/><br/>When it comes to support systems for parents, 82% of parents consider preschools to be a part of their support systems — alongside immediate family (88%), extended family (37%) and friends (33%).<br/><br/>When looking at preschools, parents said they look for a place that offers a safe place where their child can feel like they belong (28%), qualified teachers invested in their child’s development (24%) and kindergarten readiness (15%). <br/><br/>When parents are not consulting their support system, 73% will at least occasionally consult the internet for parenting advice, instead. However, 43% said they feel “overwhelmed” by what they find online. <br/><br/>“Support systems are important for new parents, especially during their child’s first five years of life,” continued Dr. Jackson. “The experiences and connections children have in these early years will shape their academic, physical and social-emotional development — ultimately forming their foundation for learning and who they become.”")
_lazareth-124-official-trailer-ashley-judd-katie-douglas.webp "Following the death of their parents, Lee (Ashley Judd) adopts her nieces, Imogen (Katie Douglas) and Maeve (Sarah Pidgeon), and raises them in a remote cabin as a deadly pandemic rages on around them. For over 10 years, the girls are raised to never leave the woods, avoid any and all interaction with outsiders, and ultimately rely on Lee as their only connection to the outside world.Lee has convinced the girls this is the key to survival in what is now an infectious and violent world. But when Imogen and Maeve discover an injured man in the nearby woods, Lee’s absolute control begins to disintegrate as their faith in her, and everything they’ve ever known, begins to unravel.")
_a-majority-of-parents-are-concerned-about-their-young-child39s-development.webp "New research, Commissioned by Primrose Schools and conducted by OnePoll,found that 98% of parents know these years are crucial to a child’s development and future successes.")
_harry-judd-told-parents-he-would-never-forgive-them-over-mcfly-decision.webp "Harry Judd told parents he would 'never forgive' them over McFly decisionSource: Heart")
_leeds-united-huddersfield-town-and-sheffield-wednesday-yorkshire39s-the-good-the-bad-and-the-ugly.webp "Picking out the highs and the lows for Yorkshire's football clubs from the past few days - with Leeds United, Doncaster Rovers and Sheffield United experiencing relative highs - while Hull City, Huddersfield Town and Sheffield Wednesday have had better times ...<br/>")
_10-actors-that-were-so-bad-they-had-to-quit-tv-shows.webp "It takes a good actor to act like they're not acting.")
_we-thought-minecraft-was-making-our-son-ill-but-he-had-rare-and-deadly-disease92.webp "A boy has been told his “next seizure could be his last” - after being diagnosed with one of the world’s rarest deadly diseases.<br/><br/>William Howard, nine, was told by doctors his initial symptom, a twitch in his right leg, could be down to stress from playing Minecraft. <br/><br/>But after “endless” medical investigations, an MRI confirmed he has mitochondrial disease - which means his cells won’t work correctly. <br/><br/>He is one of 10 people in the world who have his particular variation - DNML-1. <br/><br/>His parents, Simon, 45, and Mihaela, 43, say he went from a normal, healthy little boy to paralysed by seizures, seemingly overnight. <br/><br/>And they’re having to take each day as it comes - never knowing whether it could be their last with William.")
![Footage shows a plane making a bumpy landing due to Storm Kathleen – as flights are cancelled across the UK due to strong winds. <br/><br/>The plane can be seen being buffeted about by strong winds as it comes in to land.<br/><br/>The video, taken by Kay Thompson, 33, at Leeds Bradford Airport yesterday afternoon (Sat 6 April), shows the plane wobbling in crosswinds as it struggles to make it to the runway.<br/><br/>Storm Kathleen has bought winds of up to 60mph across the UK, particularly across the West. <br/><br/>Flights were left grounded and up to 34,000 people were left without power on Saturday due to the storm.<br/><br/>Kay, from Leeds, said: “Obviously there were really strong winds, and I just noticed the planes were coming in sideways. <br/><br/>“We usually go [to the airport] when it’s windy because we like to see if there’s going to be any go-arounds. <br/><br/>“A go-around is basically where they almost touch down but can’t land safely so take off again – it only happens in really bad weather. <br/><br/>“It’s the highest airport in the UK which is good for planes taking off but causes a lot of problems when it’s windy because it’s so high up.”](https://cdn8.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZv5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KAHgbFGSwATcCHIuPrQWEqF9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_plane-makes-bumpy-landing-due-to-storm-kathleen-as-flights-cancelled-across-uk.webp "Footage shows a plane making a bumpy landing due to Storm Kathleen – as flights are cancelled across the UK due to strong winds. <br/><br/>The plane can be seen being buffeted about by strong winds as it comes in to land.<br/><br/>The video, taken by Kay Thompson, 33, at Leeds Bradford Airport yesterday afternoon (Sat 6 April), shows the plane wobbling in crosswinds as it struggles to make it to the runway.<br/><br/>Storm Kathleen has bought winds of up to 60mph across the UK, particularly across the West. <br/><br/>Flights were left grounded and up to 34,000 people were left without power on Saturday due to the storm.<br/><br/>Kay, from Leeds, said: “Obviously there were really strong winds, and I just noticed the planes were coming in sideways. <br/><br/>“We usually go [to the airport] when it’s windy because we like to see if there’s going to be any go-arounds. <br/><br/>“A go-around is basically where they almost touch down but can’t land safely so take off again – it only happens in really bad weather. <br/><br/>“It’s the highest airport in the UK which is good for planes taking off but causes a lot of problems when it’s windy because it’s so high up.”")
_top-20-famous-actors-that-keep-making-bad-movies.webp "Hey, it's a paycheck! Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we’re counting down our picks for the most prominent actors whose filmographies are riddled with less-than-stellar entries.")
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