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A Department for Education spokesman said all schools were encouraged to provide a broad programme of sex and relationship education.

Side-by-side with the privatisation is a very broad programme of deregulation which declares war on workers, farmers and small businesses.

In an uncompromising speech, Corbyn also outlined plans for a surge of council house building funded by the removal of borrowing caps on local councils, a broad programme of public investment and a reinstatement of some trade union rights.

Townes was quickly roped in as a consultant by the US National Bureau of Standards, whose wartime military and largely secret programme on frequency stability was about to emerge in public as a broad programme of research into atomic clocks.

The Wells' annual hip-hop festival has become a staple of the dance diary and now, in its 12th year, it celebrates its success with a broad programme of British and international work.

In their first speeches since being elected last week, China's new leaders today outlined a broad programme of reforms aimed at kickstarting the economy, cutting corruption and doing something about the country's appalling pollution.

As part of a broad programme on justice for children supported by SIDA and SDC, this initiative complements UNICEF efforts to strengthen the juvenile justice policy and legal frameworks in accordance with international standards.

"This exercise will be part of a broader programme of activity intended to restore Barclays' reputation and we will establish a zero-tolerance policy for any actions that harm the reputation of the bank," said Agius.

Never the less, public-sector leaders must recognise the need "not only for a series of near-term tactical adaptations, but also for a broader programme of strategic transformation across several key areas".

The complaint alleges that the deaths are part of a broader programme of deliberate and premeditated killings by the United States, which rely on "vague legal standards, a closed executive process and evidence never presented to the courts".

Even though an extra £700m has been given to the NHS to help it deal with winter pressures, "it's crystal clear we need a fundamental redesign of the urgent care 'front door' – A&E, GPs, 999, 111, out of hours, community and social care services – as part of the broader programme of care transformation set out in the NHS Five Year Forward View", she added.