A staggering 57 per cent of Britons are willing to risk a fine to take their children on holiday during term time, a new opinion poll has revealed. Schools will need to adhere to fresh guidance to centralise rules across all local authorities. The update, which created a national framework, was officially launched in August. Fines for school absences across the country stand at £80 if they are paid within 21 days, rising to £160 if paid within 28 days. The figure is in line with inflation and marks the first increase since 2012. Parents can receive a second fine for the same child within any t…