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The United Kingdoms first election in five years is shaping up as a battle for the countrys soul, with some saying it poses an existential threat to the governing Conservative Party, which has been in power since 2010.The center-right Conservatives took power during the depths of the global finan
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cial crisis and have won two more elections since then. But those 14 years have been filled with challenges and controversies, making the Tories, as they are commonly known, easy targets for critics on the left and right.Labour, which leans to the left, faces its own challenges in shaking off a reputation for irresponsible spending and proving that it has a plan to govern.Both parties are being ripped apart by the conflict in the Middle East, with the Tories facing charges of Islamophobia and Labour struggling to distance itself from antisemitism that festered under former leader Jeremy Corbyn.Here is a look at the
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MILWAUKEE 鈥?Over the last year, the pandemic has forced school boards to face some of the hardest decisions they have ever had to make, despite that it seems people s interest in these boards is growing. I think what it s done is heighten awareness that schools play a number of roles or functions in our society, said Dan Rossmiller, government relations director with the Wisconsin Association of School Boards.For nearly a year and counting, no school board has been immune to tough decisions, juggling how to fairly provide instruction, overcoming logistical challenges, and prioritizing safety while dealing with mounting emotions and stress.WASB has said it is too early to review data on the level of movement across school boards, but Rossmiller thinks generally interest in participating in the bodies has grown. You in the Milwaukee area, you may be saying that more than other parts of the state. One of the driving factors, I think, has been the mode of instruction. In many parts of the state, instruction has been predominately in-person from the beginning of the school year. Generally, the larger the district th
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o that concern is motivating people. I think we are seeing more interest. I think thats a good thing. The community deserves more representation in school boards, said Rossmiller.There are 14 school districts with upcoming board races, from the Sheboygan Area School District to Milwaukee Pu