Rosa Doherty is social affairs correspondent for the Jewish Chronicle
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He told the 200 guests that the charity’s model for providing care was an example to the rest of the industry.
He become a professional inventor and licensed the iconic Rubik’s Cube puzzle to be sold all over the world.
“In our 70th anniversary year, we are looking to make an even greater difference," said Nicole Gordon, executive director for the charity.
Inspectors found that the children are not taught explicitly about issues such as sexual orientation.
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Wax – whose current London productions include The Play That Goes Wrong, The Comedy About A Bank Robbery and La Strada - said he was honoured to work for the organisation which produces the Olivier Awards.
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"With all the awful things happening to Gay, Lesbian and Transgender people all over the world, I am so happy to be in a place that is so welcoming”.
"We have fifteen pump fire engines and two aerial machines working to put it out."
“Our political parties will no longer be able to ignore the needs and concerns of young people.”
“Ed Victor: A legend. A charming, smart, serious, glamorous, brilliant man. May he rest in peace.”
“My children think I am too busy and would like me to calm down. I love the idea but I find it hard putting it into practice.”
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