内容摘要：The former president also reflected on his decision to drop out of the 2024 election race - but he had less to say about any mistakes he and the Democrats may have made along the way.

The former president also reflected on his decision to drop out of the 2024 election race - but he had less to say about any mistakes he and the Democrats may have made along the way.

The artwork was made by pupils from Hannah More school at Ashton Gate, Wallscourt Farm in Knowle Park and primary schools in Almondsbury.Many of the lessons were linked to the

during a Black Lives Matter protest. The event was launched with a talk from Jen Reid (above), a leading member of Bristol's anti-racist movement.Back on stage: The first event of the New Year at the Bristol Beacon was a performance by the venue's regular performers the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, with conductor Valentina Peleggi.Light up the gloom: Christmas may be in the rear view mirror but there are still twinkly lights to be seen, such as here on the harbourside, helping lift spirits as people are still walking home from work in the dark.

Former Premier League footballer Dean Windass has revealed he has been diagnosed with ADHD.The former Hull City, Bradford City, Aberdeen and Middlesbrough forward said he was tested for the condition after a brain scan last year showed he had dementia.

"I thought God what's going on," he said.

"I've dementia, now I've got ADHD and what else have I got?"She told BBC Scotland News she had called a meeting with directors of education, the chief examiner and the chief inspector to discuss “the need for improvement across the country”.

Ms Gilruth acknowledged the attainment gap had widened, but said the pandemic had made closing it “more challenging”.“I am very clear that the status quo is not good enough,” she added. “There have not been the improvements we would like to see this year.”

Scottish Conservative education spokesperson Liam Kerr condemned the "chaotic and shambolic" exam results delays.He added: “The widening of the attainment gap continues to shamefully let down pupils from our most deprived backgrounds."