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Birmingham Star 9th August 2010 2
With £15million in her bank, Gajmina Begum is living the life of a stress free millionaire.
After playing the lottery for near-ly five years, she has finally won it.
The 24 year old primary school teacher has now fully refurbished her house, bought herself a new car, cleared off her £152000 mortgage and has nothing else to worry about.
Miss Gajmina has also bought
a hotel that is worth £500000.She said ‘I will never leave my job be-
cause teaching is something I love doing.The hotel is going to be
kept as a side business.I have used nearly £1million up on im-
portant things; however, the rest of the money is going straight in to my savings.’
The friends of Miss Gajmina claim that she is a very nice and quiet person.
By John Taylor
£ 1 5 m i l l i o n pound won in
the Lottery
The swine flu outbreak has calmed down. In the last two months only 21 people were diagnosed with swine flu and they have all recovered safely.
However, the European Health Agen-cy claims that the swine flu outbreak is just about to get worse in the next 4 days because of the rapid weather changes.
The swine flu vaccination is still in the process of being made.
Prime Minister Gordon Brown believes that it
should be complete by the end of October 2010.The Health Secretary Mr Alistair is try-
ing his best to speed up the process.For more information visit www.direct.
gov.uk/pandemicflu or call 08001513100.Swine Flu can be very dangerous if
it is not taken care of straight away.So far the there has been 24 people dead
after being diagnosed with swine flu.Tamiflu is the best medication to
use if you are suffering from swineflu.
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No more SAT’s examsFor year 9 children
The government have de-cided that SAT’s exami-nation for the children in year 9 should be scrapped; instead they should have internal exams in school which could identify the progress of each child.
The educations minister Mr John Ascott has said ‘statis-tics show that SAT’s exams put too much pressure on the school children, it will be better if they start work-ing towards their GCSE’s’.
This rule is being made so that secondary school
can be much easier.Everything over the past
years has been too advanced.Statistics show that those
children that do not do well in their SAT’s exams don’t do very well in their GCSE’s either; experi-ments have proved that it is the lack of motivation which plays a big part.
Having said this, the educa-tion minister is being totally serious in deciding whether he should allow children in primary school do SAT’s.
The education minister has
also decided to give children in year 10 the option of tak-ing their GCSE’s because he believes the earlier they do it, the more time they have to improve their grades.
Tonight the education min-ister has appointed a meeting with Prime Minister Gordon Brown to discuss this issue and further information will be announced tomorrow.
Views tomorrows Birming-ham Star Newspaper for an exclusive interview with Mr Alister about what he thinks about the education system.
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