Concerns are mounting regarding Labour's initiative to introduce nursery places for children as young as nine months in primary schools. Early years specialists have raised alarms about the potential inadequacies in staffing, playgrounds, and restroom facilities necessary to support this ambitious plan. The government has pledged to create over 100,000 new nursery spots in England, but experts warn that many primary schools may lack the necessary space, specialized resources, and qualified personnel to effectively implement this initiative. Labour faces significant pressure to meet its commitment of providing 30 hours of free childcare each week for eligible parents of children aged nine months to three years, a promise that has been carried over from the previous administration. As the deadline approaches for this rollout next September, the challenges of fulfilling this commitment are becoming increasingly apparent.

AFC Wimbledon's Plough Lane stadium has seen over 100,000 litres of water removed due to flooding. The club has been actively working to address the situation and restore the venue.

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