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Subject to avai labi l ity.  \n£5 OFF  \nMaddie Ingoldsby and Cach Mercer; Inset, Melanie Walters and Aljaz Skorjanec  \nNEW McCANN HEARTACHE   \nConvicted rapist Brueckner’s sick bid to cash in on his crimes  \nEXCLUSIVE  \nBY PATRICK HILL  \nTHE chief suspect in the Madeleine McCann case has sparked outrage with his plans to write a tell-all book.  \nConvicted rapist Christian Brueckner  \nwants to cash in on the mystery with his side of the story.  \nFormer detective Kevin Moore said: “I assume he will be writing about his innocence. It ’s abhorrent. I won’tbe buying it and one  \nwould hope the public won’tbe buying it.”  \nGerman Brueckner, 49, has never been charged in connection with Madeleine, who disappeared aged three in 2007.  \nFULL STORY: PAGE 5  \nMadeleine McCann  \nFURY AT MADDIE SUSPECT’S BOOK PLOT  \n 2  SUNDAY MIRROR SUNDAY 20.09.2026 SM1  \nFREE INSIDE  \n| \u003Cbr>A TOUCHY SUBJECT\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>Parents say kids should not have to use screens | \u003Cbr>Researcher Rob Webster\u003Cbr>Support staff doing work of teachers, warns union\u003Cbr>BY ALEXANDER BROWN KIDS are being taught by support staff instead of teachers, warns a union.\u003Cbr>The bid to plug staffing gaps means children are losing out, said Unison.\u003Cbr>Its report found almost 39% of school support staff covered classes in place of teachers as part of their role – including staff in welfare and technical roles.\u003Cbr>For teaching assistants, the figure was as high as 67%, with 38% of these saying it meant pupils missed a scheduled support session with them.\u003Cbr>Led by University of Greenwich researcher Rob Webster, the data is based on a survey of more than 8,000 school support staff in England.\u003Cbr>CRISIS\u003Cbr>He said: “Schools cannot |\n| --- | --- |\n| \u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>Alarm at screen use in Reception school tests\u003Cbr>EXCLUSIVE\u003Cbr>BY SOPHIE HUSKISSON\u003Cbr>Political Correspondent THOUSANDS of parents want the plug pulled on tests for Receptionage schoolkids which must now betaken partly on touchscreens.\u003Cbr>Mums and dads who have shielded their children from smartphones and tablets have warned the move is at odds with the government’s screentime guidance for under-5s.\u003Cbr>In a letter to education minister Paul Waugh, some 2,700 parents wrote: “Children of four or five years should not need to become familiar with touchscreen devices.\u003Cbr>“Parents should not be forced to require children to take the digital version of this assessment.”\u003Cbr>The concerns centre on compulsory tests taken in the first six weeks of school, known as the Reception Baseline Assessment.\u003Cbr>Official advice in March recommended children aged two to five should only spend one hour a day using a screen.\u003Cbr>It said adults should chat with young children when screens are used, to boost their development.\u003Cbr>Yet experts warn the guid\u003Cbr>ance for the RBA suggests teachers shouldn’t guide or prompt kids, even if they are struggling or confused.\u003Cbr>Research by Leeds Beckett University found every child observed taking the RBA, which went digital a year ago, showed signs of distress, with teachers unable to help.\u003Cbr>Education experts have also criticised the move. Jane Rowland, from campaign group SafeScreens, said:“Devices should be banned from the RBA. Ministers are asking four\u003Cbr>year-olds to do the one thing their own experts say they shouldn’t.”\u003Cbr>DrMandy Pierlejewski, from Leeds Beckett University, said: “The RBA is a wholly inappropriate way to assess young children. Our research found that the test causes stress, is inaccurate and requires a level of digital literacy which four-year-olds do not\u003Cbr>and should not possess.”\u003Cbr>The Department for Education said: “This short assessment does not require a screen for every part. This is inline with our guidance, which helps parents support healthy, balanced screen use.”\u003Cbr>[sophie.huskisson@reachplc.com](sophie.huskisson@r","cbCaiq81ocJ2NzdF","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiq81ocJ2NzdF","pdf",80288400,88,"English","# New McCann Heartache\n# A Touchy Subject\n## Alarm at screen use in Reception school tests","[{\"question\":\"What concerns are raised about the Reception Baseline Assessment and touchscreens?\",\"answer\":\"Parents and experts warn that compulsory digital assessments conflict with screen-time guidance, may cause distress, and require digital literacy that young children should not be expected to have.\"}]","Sunday Mirror 20.09.2026 - New McCann Heartache | PDF",1789947764,222]