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- At National Education Union (NEU) conference, teachers opposed censorship in school libraries after reports that more than 130 books were removed from Lowry Academy's library in Salford.
- Lowry Academy said books were not banned but categorized as age-appropriate, with some deemed unsuitable for older children.
- Daniel Kebede, General Secretary of the National Education Union, urged protecting access to literature and warned against censorship mirrored in the United States and Hungary.
