Maths teacher who told teenage girl he would find her the 'perfect boyfriend' as they exchanged late night emails keeps his job

Jamil Wali exchanged more than 200 emails with the 'vulnerable' schoolgirl, some of which were sent as late as 11pm, telling her 'I am always here' and 'I got your back.'
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- Maths teacher who told teenage girl he would find her the 'perfect boyfriend' as they exchanged late night emails keeps his job
- Jamil Wali exchanged more than 200 emails with the 'vulnerable' schoolgirl, some of which were sent as late as 11pm, telling her 'I am always here' and 'I got your back.'
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- Jamil Wali exchanged more than 200 emails with the 'vulnerable' schoolgirl, some of which were sent as late as 11pm, telling her 'I am always here' and 'I got your back.'
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