Renegades, Returners and Body Art takes a look at the plans for wider opening, exams and Summer Schools for children. The duo are joined once again by Mark Denny to review the latest news on wider opening and Exams released this week. Listen as the team discuss the impact on children and students as well as the latest competition in the podcast sphere.
The duo also discuss the unfair treatment on Social Media and on TV of a colleague for simply having tattoos. One of the duo also shares their first ever tattoo experience ......... it wasn't the fear of the pain that was the problem, it was more what their mum would say!
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