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In this task, you will be shown a passage. You need to write a fill-in-the-gap question based on your understanding of the events that might be inferred from the passage. Your question should be answerable based on the passage and only have one correct answer. Show the gap in your question with a _ .
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A school head teacher has apologised to two Sikh girls after they were ordered to remove their turbans on the first day of term. Simranjot Kaur, 13, and 11-year-old Prasimran Kaur, who aren't related, returned to St Anne's Catholic School in Southampton, Hampshire, wearing their traditional religious headwear. Newly enrolled year seven student Prasimran was told to take it off shortly after walking into school, while Simranjot, who is in year nine, said a teacher spotted her coming through the gates yesterday. Both of the girls, who are baptised Khalsa Sikhs and take the mandatory female surname Kaur, refused to remove the headwear which can be worn by both sexes in their religion.Simranjot Kaur, 13, and Prasimran Kaur, 11, were told to remove turbansBoth girls, who are not related, refused to remove the traditional headdressThey are baptised Khalsa Sikhs and turbans can be worn by both sexesLyn Bourne, head teacher, apologised saying it was a 'misunderstanding'
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Simranjot says she was forced to take hers off after staff began unravelling it, something which _ regard as highly disrespectful, and her mother arrived at noon to take her home.


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A funeral home has lost the ashes of a Holocaust survivor after posting them in the mail, a new court case claims. Bertha Mueller died in her sleep at the age of 92 in Brooklyn, New York, on February 5 and was cremated days later. Her daughter Daisy McFadden, 67, had to have the remains shipped and tracked from Walter B Cooke Funeral Home in Manhattan as she was in hospital recovering from back surgery. But the delivery never arrived - and when McFadden inquired about them four weeks later, the funeral home insisted a postman left it by the front door.Bertha Mueller died in her sleep at the age of 92 on February 5 this yearHer daughter was in hospital after surgery, had to have ashes deliveredFour weeks later nothing arrived, funeral home insist delivery was madeBut they cannot produce a tracking number or a signature for the parcelGrieving family has filed a lawsuit against the firm but say 'it's not about money'. Daughter said 'I just want to know her ashes aren't in the trash'
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The likely outcome, if _'s case is successful, is a settlement.


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The price of first class stamps could be capped by the postal watchdog, it was announced yesterday. Royal Mail could be made to fix or even slash the amount it charges for delivering post as part of a wide-ranging inquiry by regulator Ofcom. The newly-privatised firm has been accused by MPs of taking the ‘easy option’ by increasing stamp prices to boost profits rather than improving its service and efficiency. In March, first and second class stamps rose by a penny to 63p and 54p respectively, sparking claims that the public was being forced to prop up flagging letters revenue.Ofcom announced a 'fundamental review' into the Royal Mail on TuesdayPostal watchdog is looking into whether the price of stamps should be setIn March price of first and second class stamps rose by a penny eachSecond class prices already capped at rate of inflation by first class aren't
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_ has a legal obligation to deliver letters to every home six days a week, including the remotest areas, for the same price - known as the universal service.