Beijing has exercised a more assertive paternal hand this year, from tacking the addiction of youngsters to online games, deemed a form of "spiritual opium," to clamping down on "blind" worship of internet celebrities.

In the draft of the family education promotion law, guardians will be reprimanded and ordered to go through family education guidance programs if prosecutors find very bad or criminal behavior in children under their care.

"There are many reasons for adolescents to misbehave, and the lack of or inappropriate family education is the major cause," said Zang Tiewei, spokesman of the Legislative Affairs Commission under the National People's Congress (NPC).

"There might be a narrow path to an agreement visible - if negotiations can clear the remaining hurdles in the next few days," said the diplomat, adding that some progress was made over the last few days of the EU-UK talks.

'[Colangelo] said ''Hey, we're not interested.'' Verbatim: ''And it has nothing to do with his basketball.'' '[My agent] said, ''Mahmoud is available, we're calling,'' and he said he cut him off immediately,' Abdul-Rauf remembered.

She sees her mission as not about creating elite -- or even middling -- athletes, but to break down Chinese perceptions that sport is only for top-level competitors and a waste of time for ever

The new state emphasis on exercise -- schoolwork has been reduced, and targets such as a two-hour minimum of daily physical activity have been introduced -- has forced a scramble to find qualified

The new documentary, which premiers Friday, includes interviews with players like Stephen Curry and Steve Kerr, not to mention Abdul-Rauf's former teammates Shaquille O'Neal (LSU) and Jalen Rose (Nuggets).

But while some traditions will likely be upheld, it's been reported that now Charles is monarch, he may be hosting a more relaxed event than the late Queen, who was believed to have some strict dinner rules in place.

"But - sometimes substantial - gaps still need to be bridged in important areas like fisheries, governance and level playing field... Success depends on whether London also wants a fair deal and is ready to accept the inherent trade-offs," the diplomat said.

A report presented to the HS2 board by the project's deputy chair Sir Jon Thompson said it was "very unlikely" that the £40.3 billion target cost for the London to Birmingham section would be met, the Financial Times reported.

their interest in or enthusiasm for learning will decrease because they will think that no matter how hard they work, they will have endless homewor But she said she has begun to realise that "if they study every day ...

'In terms of this country, white ownership of black bodies, they got a head start, and not paying taxes and not paying for labor, of human trafficking, there's so many things. So you want to now bring up the money issue with me?

"People didn't like sports before. They were under pressure to study and didn't have time for exercise. But now everyone values sports," Sui told AFP, after running her students through more stretches and balletic

He raised eyebrows by converting to Islam as an NBA rookie with the Denver Nuggets in 1991, raised pulses when he changed his name in 1993, and by refusing to stand for the National Anthem in 1996, Abdul-Rauf raised hell.

The Financial Times said Sir Jon's report also warned that rising inflation is presenting a "significant and growing challenge" and that continuing to record costs in 2019 prices means none of the figures reflected "what has been or is being paid".

The longer length of this one suits Kate down to the ground, and the velvet collar is a super luxe touch. Note the sharp shoulders and angular pockets too. It's the incredibly neat tailoring that really makes Catherine Walker pieces instantly recognisable.

Louis looked sharp in a suit jacket, bicycle-print tie, and powder blue shorts, while Kate paired her blue dress with a custom £825 pill box hat and matching clutch bag, and opted for a pair of pointed, nude heels.

Catherine Walker coats are a go-to for the Princess of Wales, and it was great to see her repeating this stunning sapphire style for Easter Sunday. She first wore it for last year's Commonwealth Day Service!

Abdul-Rauf insists he has 'more right to be here' than his critics, who could easily get him to move by refunding his taxes: 'If you go talk to your friends in the government and tell them to give me my tax dollars back, I'll leave yesterday.

Furthermore, he strong disagrees with anyone telling basketball players to 'shut up and dribble.' Abdul-Rauf resents the perception that the country made him rich, thereby negating any criticism he may have.

Now 53, Abdul-Rauf admits he 'would have done things differently,' but has no major regrets about his protests or his condemnation of the United States as a symbol of oppression. As he told DailyMail.com while promoting a new Showtime documentary about his life, Stand, the former NBA star sees his old battles being refought by today's athletes, and he feels compelled to speak up.