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The tuition fees effect
University applications plummet by 9 per cent after fee cap is raised to £9,000.
Strictly come learning
Sir Michael Wilshaw, the new head of Ofsted, on competition, discipline, and the incredible success of Mossbourne academy, the school at the centre of the debate on the future of state education.
Scotland's fees anomaly comes under challenge
Does charging English students tuition fees violate human rights law?
How the coalition can help poorer students
The system and its generous provisions need to be aggressively marketed.
UK university applications down 8.7 per cent as fees rise
Applications in England, where fees will hit £9,000 per year, are down nearly 10 per cent.
1066 and all that
Michael Gove argues that schools should teach children about kings, queens and wars. He's offering a quack remedy to a misdiagnosed complaint.
Kelvin’s honest amorality, Mitt’s weird faith and Toby’s school rules
Peter Wilby offers a guide to interpreting the red tops, worries about Mitt Romney, is alarmed about free schools and advises you to water the babies.
“Science tells you that your opinion is worthless. That’s difficult”
Examiners caught "cheating" by telling teachers which questions to expect
Targeting foreign students is a mistake
Fees, Lib Dems and political Islam: the real concerns on campus
Poverty, not lack of morals, was to blame for the riots
Editors in last-ditch plea to scrap teacher anonymity
Knox’s trial by Dacre, Rio’s own goal and Tory (dis)appointments
Has Labour abandoned the fight against Gove's school reforms?
The interview
The interview
On Syria
GOP race so far
Mind your B-sides
Time to rethink
Who minds?
Alistair Darling
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