内容摘要：Pope Leo will be formally inaugurated at a Mass in St Peter's Square next week on 18 May.

Pope Leo will be formally inaugurated at a Mass in St Peter's Square next week on 18 May.

Earlier this year a survey by the NASUWT foundThe union says parents assume extremist influences are only affecting secondary school children but in reality primary teachers and pupils are also seeing physical and verbal abuse which is sexist and racist.

Respondents to the survey said there had been a "definite shift in disparaging behaviour" towards female teachers from male pupils who were "hugely influenced" by figures such as Andrew Tate.One said four boys had written essays on why Tate is the GOAT (Greatest of All Time) which included praise of his view that women are a man's property.In 2023 Police Scotland launched a new strategy to tackle abuse against women and girls with a section dealing with incels (involuntary celibate).

as an ideology where male supporters believe women are to blame for their lack of intimate relationships and as a result should be verbally, physically or sexually assaulted.One of the motions at the NASUWT conference says teachers are appalled to see the language of the far right and right-wing extremist influencers becoming normalised.

In his conference speech, Mr Anderson, a computing specialist from East Ayrshire, will say: "We see the changes in broader society manifested in the classroom conduct of pupils and that of their parents and carers

"Abusive rhetoric by politicians is trickling down and facilitating increasingly abusive and hateful speech in social media, which in turn seems to be spurring rapid increases in the frequency of bias-motivated incidents of harassment, threats, and violence, including rampant surges in hate crimes."A trial date is yet to be set.

Thousands of cannabis plants have been seized after an operation by police forces across the South West.Officers from Avon and Somerset, Wiltshire, Gloucestershire, Devon and Cornwall, Dorset and the South West Regional Organised Crime Unit were involved in Operation Mille.

The scheme, which included almost 40 arrests, was aimed at tackling the growing threat of organised crime groups and their involvement in the illegal drug supply chain.Avon and Somerset Police acting Det Ch Insp, Matthew Lloyd, said the operation demonstrated what can be achieved "when police forces take a united stand".