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Chair Andy Bickley said: "This report recognises that this was a challenging case for all involved and highlights the difficulties posed when professionals are faced with adolescents, especially those self-harming, in that transition period of 16 to 18 years of age".

In a statement G4S said: "We are encouraged that this report recognises that while there are challenges to overcome at HMP Wolds, the prison also has many strengths.

"This report recognises that the vast majority of service personnel make this adjustment successfully and are not more likely to commit a violent offence post-deployment - there is only an increased risk of 2% when compared to the general population.

At the same time, the report recognises that certain conditions are needed if this relationship is to work, including adequate funding, strong infrastructure, well educated staff and pedagogical documentation, a tool which has a central role to play in a decentralised and democratic approach to early childhood education and care.

But the report recognises that a major shift to renewables needs a revolution in thinking by rich countries.

A DWP spokeswoman said: "The report recognises that Jobcentre Plus responds well to changes and is cost effective.

A G4S spokesperson said: "We are pleased the report recognises that services are improving and that savings have been generated for the taxpayer under the new contracts.

The truth lies somewhere in between.The second weakness is that although the report recognises that expanding the supply of good school places is more important than allocating existing ones, it does not come up with much to help new providers set up schools.

In its response the council said: "We are pleased the report recognises that Birmingham is a great city with a proud past and with the potential to be at the heart of the most potent regional economic powerhouse of the future".

He said: "The report recognises that a number of the issues which have arisen in recent years cannot be put solely down to football.

The National Union of Teachers says it is pleased the report recognises that it is essential pupils are not "herded into one type of education or another at far too young an age".