内容摘要：Tens of thousands of Romanians have demonstrated in the streets, and lawmakers were due to begin a parliamentary process this week to suspend him from office.

Tens of thousands of Romanians have demonstrated in the streets, and lawmakers were due to begin a parliamentary process this week to suspend him from office.

Rudakubana was excluded from Range High School in Formby in October 2019 after he began having problems with violence. He returned in December with hockey stick and assaulted a pupil, breaking their wrist.He later attended The Acorns School, which provides specialist education for those with extra needs. Lancashire Child Safeguarding Partnership said Rudakubana "struggled to re-integrate into school" following his exclusion from Range High.

It also said Lancashire Police responded to five calls from his home address, between October 2019 and May 2022, relating to concerns about his behaviour.Rudakubana called Childline several times as a young teenager, eventually telling the service he was going to take a knife into school because of racial bullying.This was one of the incidents that led to him be excluded from Range High School.

The NSPCC said Rudakubana's last call to Childline was "sufficiently serious to breach a threshold" which led Childline to inform local authorities of its concerns in 2019."It's clear that he fell through gaps in between different agencies," Ms Stanger said.

Plugging those gaps is going to be vital."

Online safety is also expected to be a key part of the inquiry, according to Ms Stanger.The elections analyst Sir John Curtice argues in

that "the mainstream is dead", five parties have a chance of making real inroads in these contests and what stands out now is that both Labour and the Conservatives are struggling, rather than the conventional dynamic of one being up while the other is down.The Conservatives have spent weeks talking up how down they feel about these elections.

And senior Labour folk too are cranking up the gloom in the conversations I have with them.Which then leaves us with Reform UK, the Liberal Democrats, the Green Party and an often overlooked element of local English democracy – independents.