内容摘要：There are few decisions Holyrood can take that are bigger than a vote on assisted dying.

There are few decisions Holyrood can take that are bigger than a vote on assisted dying.

Councillor Sharpe said events for next year included classical concerts, ballet and poetry competitions - but the city would also be "acknowledging its working class roots."She said: "As a city we’re built on the coal and clay deposits under our feet but also on our strength in diversity.

"Whether you’ve lived here all your life, were born here and moved away, or came to live here recently, our centenary celebrations are for you.”Council leader Jane Ashworth added: "I am passionate about our city.“It was forged through its industrial past, built on layers of enterprise and craftsmanship, and infused by waves of migration.

"We’re a tightly-woven city where the importance of family, community and place all contribute to a strong sense of identity."It is a city of unusual kindness, where care for one another runs deep."

A history group has uncovered a 2,000-year-old Roman road running under a school playing field.

The cobbled street thought to date back to AD 43 was found in the Oxfordshire village of Brightwell-cum-Sotwell following months of searches.A spokeswoman for the watchdog said Ofsted did not comment on individual providers, but confirmed "all three nurseries have been suspended because we are concerned that there is a possible risk of harm to children".

She said concerned parents should contact their local authority about available childcare places. The BBC has approached the owner of the nurseries for a response.The Ofsted spokeswoman said: "We continue to work with other agencies to ensure the safety of the settings."

West Midlands Police told the BBC officers were liaising with Ofsted and the two local authorities.The suspensions had been done in line with Ofsted's