Who can claim Maternity Allowance?  According to the DWP, Maternity Allowance payments provide a safety net for women before and after childbirth for up to 39 weeks and prefix and suffix exercise are designed to cover those who do not qualify for Statutory Maternity Pay, usually because they are on low wages or self-employed.

As well as detailing their lives ahead of meeting each other in July 2016, the first three episodes of the series cover Harry's birth and upbringing, and he blames the media for the failure of his previous relationships.

Craig Young told Sydney's Downing Centre District Court he did not believe Finch had any sexual in children but had a drug problem and said he was willing to help him recover from his addiction. Finch is pictured with his wife Elli Johnston

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If the Government is really focused on educational catch-up, it wouldn't even countenance pushing 800,000 children into the type of devastating poverty which can have a much bigger impact on their life chances than the school they go to or the catch-up tuition they get.

And talking to  last week, the dancer-in-training admitted his struggles during the competition - recalling 'breaking down' after his first performance, which saw him score 15 out of 40 points from the judges.

Katya's strong words paid off as she and Tony earned their highest score to date, with the judges praising their American Smooth as a tribute to those who helped the sportsman during his personal struggles.

Members of the royal family declined to comment on the content within this series.'   The show opened with words written in white on a black background which said: 'This is a first-hand account of Harry & Meghan's story, told with never before seen personal archive.

All interviews were completed by August 2022.

Offering an insight into their backstage row, Tony hearkened back to his days as a footballer, telling Rylan: 'The last time I've been told off like that was by George Graham and I left the dressing room. I said ''that's not for me anymore, I'm going.''

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He is also expected to confirm that teachers will be given the final decision over what grades to award pupils for cancelled GCSEs and A-level exams in 2021 - instead of the troublesome Centre Assessment Grades algorithm which saw average grades drag some candidates down last year.

Schools are to be handed hundreds of millions in funding to provide 'catch-up' classes throughout the summer in an effort to stop children falling through the gaps following almost a year of missed education.

Ms Longfield said: 'Two weeks ago the Prime Minister said educational catch-up was the key focus of the entire Government - yet we still don't know if next month he is planning to take the Universal Credit uplift away from millions of families.

The children's commissioner Anne Longfield, who gave her last speech yesterday before stepping down from the role, said it was 'impossible to overstate how damaging the last year has been for many children'.

A Department for Education spokesperson said: 'We know schools, parents and pupils need clarity on plans as soon as possible, which is why we have committed to providing two weeks' notice for them to prepare.

The plan for summer school, which was drawn up by the newly appointed education recovery commissioner Sir Kevan Collins, will see pupils enjoy sports and physical education in the morning before sitting down at the desk - due to fears that a lack of activity could affect students' mental health and academic success, the publication reports.