Education
Northern Ireland parents seek mandatory school allergy rules
Parents in Northern Ireland are calling for mandatory allergy safety measures in schools, where responsibility currently rests mainly with families and individual schools. England's Benedict's law, in force since September, requires staff training and stored allergy pens. Education Minister Paul Givan has committed to consulting on stronger allergy guidance for Northern Ireland.

This summary is based on reporting by BBC News.
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