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Labour's Nic Dakin says Morgan seems to be recognising the need for local oversight of schools.

1.20pm BST Labour's Nic Dakin says Morgan seems to be recognising the need for local oversight of schools.

It may indeed be maturing: Iran appears, over Iraq at least, belatedly to be recognising that the last thing it needs as a neighbour is a failed state and a proxy war with Saudi Arabia.

Now the government seems to be recognising that what we said seven or eight years ago had some merit". Asked on Tuesday whether he still believed cannabis was no more harmful than alcohol or tobacco, Baker said in a statement: "I do not encourage anyone to take any harmful substances.

The European Union too declared itself satisfied with Mr Kharrazi's "clarification" and said the last big hurdle to improving ties and so to commercial contacts—had been removed.Britain, and indeed the EU, seemed to be recognising that the Iranian government could not risk upsetting Iran's religious hardliners by denouncing the fatwa or cancelling the reward.

"I'm very pleased to be recognising International Women's Day, a day that celebrates the achievements of women across the world," said May. "But as we celebrate women's achievements, we must also think of the problems that women sadly face all too often in the UK and in other countries across the world.

It deserves to be recognised.

"I worked very hard to be recognised.

His achievement needs to be recognised.

"Magnus has that ability to be recognised.

We all like to be recognised and to feel special.