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"For too long England's national day has been overlooked" Seize the day WATCH: Prime minister's St George's Day message The prime minister says England's national day "has been overlooked" The battle for St George's Day David Cameron and Alex Salmond each issue an appeal to England, as both men use St George's Day to score political points In other news... 'In prison books become the air': Pussy Riot joins campaign against prisoner book ban Pussy Riot and other cultural figures urge Chris Grayling to end his ban on prisoners being sent books, as the campaign against the policy goes global Standing up to the bear: Ukraine crisis weans Europe off Russian gas Britain will use G7 to push leading economies away from dependence on Russian oil, energy secretary says	Advertise your job vacancies here Life #20 – 300 children! This week we have quite a big task! We want to find 300 new toys or books to help spread some love to children going through very tough times. The RSPCA is appealing for homes for these gorgeous Georges This St George’s Day we ask - can you resist these gorgeous Georges in need of a new home? Boeing honours Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group for exceptional performance Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group among 15 companies, 1 university to receive Boeing Supplier of the Year award. Moving people on from long stay hospitals Disability charity publishes free practice-based checklist. Football’s #RealSuperHeroes Crystal Palace and Brighton fans have set aside their differences to help a little girl raise the money needed to help her walk unaided. Statement on Iraq In Iraq, access to quality education is a critical issue. Coalition's betrayal of a generation Representatives at the Annual Conference of the NASUWT will today condemn the devastating impact that the Coalition Government’s austerity measures and education policies are having on young people.

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