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The third-generation Audi Q5 is a huge step forward in the technology and design departments, but it's not quite a game-changer.

A NATIONAL program of toothbrushing at schools and pre-schools will start next month in a bid to stop dental decay.

Three, four and five-year-olds will get free brushes and paste donated by Colgate for supervised sessions.

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Early Education minister Stephen Morgan and care minister Stephen Kinnock launch the school toothbrushing program[/caption]

Ministers say 600,000 children each year will benefit from the plan, and rates of decay will start to reduce within two years.

Dental problems are the main cause of hospital admissions for primary school children.

The plan will be aimed at the most deprived parts of England.

It will cost £11million this year to train teachers and staff, and pay for take-home kits, but ministers say it may save the NHS £34million over five years.

The policy was a Labour election manifesto pledge.

Health minister Stephen Kinnock said: “It’s shocking a third of five-year-olds in deprived areas have tooth decay.

“We’re delivering supervised toothbrushing to those most in need.”

Eddie Crouch at the British Dental Association said: “This will save children from pain and our NHS a fortune.”

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Figures show some schools already offer supervised toothbrushing to 143,000 kids across the country (stock picture)[/caption]

Figures show some schools already offer supervised toothbrushing to 143,000 kids across the country.

But Paul Whiteman, at school leaders’ union NAHT, said: “We must be careful not to shift a parental responsibility on to the shoulders of schools.

“There is only so much we can expect teachers and school staff to do.”

The Government is under pressure to fix NHS dentistry.

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KING Charles has hailed reggae legend Bob Marley as one of his favourite artists.

Kylie Minogue, Grace Jones and Raye also feature on a playlist drawn up by the music-loving monarch, 76.

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King Charles has hailed reggae legend Bob Marley as one of his favourite artists[/caption]

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Kylie Minogue is also among the monarch’s favourites[/caption]

Charles will celebrate sounds from across the Commonwealth with his very own show, called The King’s Music Room for Apple Music.

A 60-second trailer on his YouTube channel sees him discuss it while Marley’s 1980 hit Could You Be Loved is played by a royal brass band.

Speaking from Buckingham Palace, he said music has always “meant a great deal to me”.

He went on: “It can lift our spirits to such a degree, and all the more so when it brings us together in celebration.

“In other words, it brings us joy.

“So this is what I particularly wanted to share with you, songs which have brought me joy.”

He revealed he was a fan of late reggae icon Marley in 2008 when he paid a visit to his museum in Jamaica.

Brit singer-songwriter Raye performed for Charles in December at Apple’s London HQ in Battersea Power Station.

She told the audience: “I was gonna do Escapism but I think there’s too many swear words.

“The King’s in the vicinity.

“My nan’d never forgive me.”

• THE King’s Music Room will premiere on Apple Music 1 at 6am on Monday for free and will then be available on demand with a subscription.

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Charles will celebrate sounds from across the Commonwealth with his very own show, called The King’s Music Room for Apple Music[/caption]

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Brit singer-songwriter Raye performed for Charles in December at Apple’s London HQ in Battersea Power Station[/caption]

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Grace Jones also features on Charles’ playlist[/caption]

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OUR much-loved astrologer Meg sadly died in March 2023 but her column will be kept alive by her friend and protégée Maggie Innes.

Read on to see what’s written in the stars for you today. 

ARIES

March 21 to April 20

There’s a small, stubborn part of you that holds back in romance, even when the rest of you wants to move forward.

Address this – be kind to yourself but also recognise what you really need.

The future is less scary when you approach it step by step.

Your talents lie in talking, so set up that key chat.

 TAURUS

April 21 to May 21

Neptune makes you quick to forgive, but it may be harder to forget.

Instead of brushing away friendship issues, talk them through.

Then you can let them go for good.

Making space in your schedule for a money discussion may feel like your last priority, but sharing at least one cash idea can unlock a richer future.

Get all the latest Taurus horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions

GEMINI

May 22 to June 21

Saturn and the sun are getting your goals in order and the one you can’t shake from your mind is the first one to pursue.

If it links to love, you have the emotional stamina to see a situation through.

If it’s work-based, remember that if staying the same is not an option, it’s better to choose your own change.

Get all the latest Gemini horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions

CANCER

June 22 to July 22

Secrets may feel overwhelming all morning, but personal moon insight later on is what you need to deal with them swiftly and smartly.

Delay any decisions until then if you can.

A love choice can centre on how much truth you choose to tell – try not to be talked into budging from the amount you have in mind.

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LEO

July 23 to August 23

Opposing planet drives of transforming yourself and staying the same can cause heart-searching of the positive kind.

You can clearly see the benefits of change, but you also have the ability to set the pace.

This is what makes the difference.

Love may seem confusing, but there is excitement around “D”.

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VIRGO

August 24 to September 22

Deep in your heart you are becoming someone different – and it’s time to see if others can do the same.

Accepting that not everyone will approve of your new ideas can be a surprising, positive step, as it keeps you alert to possibilities you previously missed.

Sidestep gossip, especially at work – if you need to know, ask.

Get all the latest Virgo horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions

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Your chart underlines you have something special to share with the world, but only you can action this[/caption]

LIBRA

September 23 to October 23

You are such a quick and smart learner, with moon insight – but also the hard, steady work of Saturn to leave no stone unturned.

So you can whizz through tasks you expect will take ages.

In love, believing the best of a partnership starts with believing you deserve it.

Single? The One is a matchmaker.

Get all the latest Libra horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions

SCORPIO

October 24 to November 22

You may feel you’re slipping back into old habits health-wise, but the clear sight and no-nonsense approach of Mercury can step in.

It may mean a time of confusion, but this can have a good outcome.

You might want to stick to a travel plan, but when this starts to look impossible, be prepared to make last-minute tweaks.

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SAGITTARIUS

November 23 to December 21

Romantic tales from the past – your own or someone else’s – can be the basis for writing or speaking that makes your mark.

Today you see how, and when, this can happen.

Your chart underlines you have something special to share with the world, but only you can action this.

Luck links two “S” names.

Get all the latest Sagittarius horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions

CAPRICORN

December 22 to January 20

Solo work plans go well in the morning – but later, collaboration is key.

So even if you’ve resisted before, do give a team effort your full attention this time.

With Pluto pushing money matters, there may be no obvious way around a cash obstacle – but that doesn’t mean it isn’t there.

Love links to working from home.

Get all the latest Capricorn horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions

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Whatever the twists and turns of your day, your chart shows inner resilience that keeps you firm and focused[/caption]

AQUARIUS

January 21 to February 18

Ideas fly free early in the day – but later, top benefits come from close attention to practical plans.

Getting inspiration out of your mind and into the planning stage is your goal, and you can spark something unique.

In love? Three words, spoken three times, can create magic.

Single? The One wears a “C” brand.

Get all the latest Aquarius horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions

PISCES

February 19 to March 20

Whatever the twists and turns of your day, your chart shows inner resilience that keeps you firm and focused.

A goal may be taking a little longer, but it can still happen.

If you’re settled in love, the fewer rules you have, the better, as this is a day for breaking them.

Single? Your soulmate starts every day with an unusual food.

Get all the latest Pisces horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions

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DRAGONS’ Den entrepreneur Sara Davies is quitting the show to focus on her own business.

The 40-year-old TV presenter, author and businesswoman joined the BBC show in 2019.

At the time she was 35, making her the show’s youngest female Dragon.

She joined following the departure of Jenny Campbell.

Sara wrote on Instagram: “As this last run of Dragons’ comes to an end I have to say I’ve loved every minute of this series so far and I’m so proud of the businesses I’ve invested in this year!

“As a lot of you will know, I’ve taken up my position again as CEO of Crafter’s Companion and my business is my big priority this year.

“And when I commit to a business, I really commit, which is why I find Dragons’ Den such a rewarding role.

“As well as filming an incredible show, being a Dragon requires so much dedication and time behind the scenes as you join the life of each business you invest in.

“It means seeing through your investment and committing to your part in that organisation. It’s so much more than a TV show.

“That’s why I’ve taken the decision to step away from the Den for now, to focus on my own business, which was my first baby!

“So I won’t be filming with the team this year for the next series.”

Sara, from County Durham will continue to be seen on episodes to be shown later this year.