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Devolution could see widening gap in research funding and income, finds new report
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Schools should operate 'for the benefit of all in society', says trust
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British Council says universities may gain from economic downturn
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Despite efforts to raise interest, teenagers at state schools continue to turn their backs on languages
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British universities are hardly hotbeds of Islamic radicalism, says new study
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Conservatives call for independent inquiry into fiasco as colleges are forced to hand out money
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Government urged to issue guidelines as discrimination against children is uncovered
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The Bard loses out after key stage 3 English tests are scrapped
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Mothers are three times more likely to be sent to prison than fathers, figures show
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Pupils may harm their chances of getting into top universities by choosing 'soft' or 'professional' subjects, a report suggests
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Stand-up comedy classes can help young people to deal with gritty life issues. But not everyone agrees. Andrew Shanahan reports
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Choice of course and university makes big difference to earnings three years on
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Comparison exam papers through the decades shows standards are slipping
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Nursery and primary school are more important than home environment, study shows
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Training and Development Agency for Schools reveal that inquiries about posts have risen by a third last September
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Bookies cut odds on white Christmas as wintry weather sets in forcing 200 schools to close
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Multi-faith charity is accused of mismanaging contracts worth millions of pounds of taxpayers' money
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Children with Asperger's syndrome get a chance to forge friendships - some for the first time
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