内容摘要："He also asks Carol if John is home," said Det Ch Insp Gardner.

"He also asks Carol if John is home," said Det Ch Insp Gardner.

She said the union is "particularly concerned" about pupil absences, difficulties recruiting teachers and support staff and called for "increased government investment in schools and support for families".Angharad Pari-Williams now teaches humanities at Ysgol David Hughes on Anglesey after completing the scheme.

Ms Pari-Williams, who used to be a primary school teacher, said: "With the new Curriculum for Wales being so cross-curricular I found my experience in primary teaching to be really useful in my new role."I wanted a new challenge and wanted to see if my skills in primary school could be transferred with me to secondary."She said the pace of teaching in secondary school was "something that I had to work on to begin with," but it was not as much of a challenge as she had expected.

Meinir Davies, deputy headteacher at Ysgol David Hughes, said the school was "very much aware of the difficulties recruiting people" in subjects including science and maths.She said: "This year, we have three teachers who specialise in primary teaching, and they have the opportunity to get a taste of life teaching in secondary schools."

Over many years, there has been a pattern of secondary schools struggling more than primary.

"High-quality teaching was seen consistently in only a very few schools," said inspectors., which has been criticised by some Labour MPs.

Labour Mayor of London Sir Sadiq Khan said he understood the "context" in which the government had announced its new migration measures, but he would not have used the phrase "island of strangers" himself.Downing Street said Sir Keir stands by his words and "the argument he was making that migrants make a massive contribution to our country, but migration needs to be controlled".

An athlete has become the fastest and youngest man with an intellectual disability to complete a marathon.Angus Leckonby, who is autistic and lives with verbal dyspraxia, broke the two Guinness World Records during the London Marathon on Sunday.