内容摘要："Do we like it? Not in the least," says Mr Drouin. He has caught lobsters in the Grey Zone for 30 years. "I will continue to complain about it until I can't breathe anymore."

"Do we like it? Not in the least," says Mr Drouin. He has caught lobsters in the Grey Zone for 30 years. "I will continue to complain about it until I can't breathe anymore."

. Readers in the UK canParents of children whose schools are changing are demanding answers from a council about what's going on.

After a consultation, Northumberland County Council plans to move from a three-tier to a two-tier system within the Berwick area, closing middle schools and rebuilding the high school in the town.The transition should be starting this September but parents said there were "no spades in the ground" and they feared a "lack of a plan".The council said work was "progressing on schedule" and it was in talks with the government about contributing towards the costs for Berwick Academy.

Northumberland County Council hasto restructure schools in the Berwick Partnership to a primary and secondary model from September 2025 saying it would provide "the right and best education for our children".

Unions opposed the plans to close Glendale, Tweedmouth and Berwick Middle Schools but industrial action by teachers ended when

Kristine Reilly-Blake, who has a child at one of the middle schools, said: "There are no provisions in place, there's a lack of a plan for all these modular buildings and temporary buildings that they'll need.Earlier on Sunday, Cabinet Office minister Pat McFadden said it was not "unusual for people to have passes to attend political meetings".

A No 10 source confirmed Lord Alli held a garden reception during the brief time he had a pass, but declined to say why he had one, or when or why he gave it up.The TV executive was appointed to the House of Lords by Tony Blair in 1998 and has recently led fundraising for the Labour Party, as well as donating to individuals including Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer.

Asked about the Sunday Times report during an appearance on Sky News on Sunday, Mr McFadden said: "I don't think he's got the pass now but he may have had one in the past."Tory shadow paymaster general John Glen MP said it was "disappointing" to see Labour "only attempting to act on their culture of cronyism after feeling the pressure in the media".