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Why the issue of tuition fees will not go away
Average institutions charging top-rate fees will prove a continuing headache for the government.
The shame of Britain’s universities
LSE is far from the only university to accept money from repugnant regimes.
In defence of the handwritten exam
The head of Ofqual says handwritten exams are no longer valid, but the old-fashioned pen and paper have plenty of benefits for children.
Sound clash of the thinkers! It’s de Botton v Skidelsky
For decades, philosophers spoke only to each other. But that is changing as they once more reconnect with a wider public, writes Jonathan Derbyshire.
Michael Chanan's video blog: We Will not Pay
FILM: Josie Long and Mehdi Hasan, plus UK Uncut take on Barclays Bank.
Everything Michael Gove touches turns to dust
The Education Secretary has so far avoided the “at risk” list; but with his list of gaffes growing could his loyal friend David Cameron cut him loose?
NUS president will not seek re-election
Aaron Porter agrees to step down this April, admitting that the union needs “reinvigorating” with a new leader.
New book featuring NS contributors
Fight Back! A Reader on the Winter of Protest is free to download.
Michael Chanan’s video blog: Teachers and Learners
FILM: Lecturers go on strike in Bristol.
No drugs. No sex. And no leaders
Time for a quiet rebellion over library closures
No sex. No drugs. And no leaders
New Statesman announces film collaboration
Gove’s school league tables will fail the poorest pupils
In the beginning – if there was one
Coalition backtracks on primary school sports cuts
Facebook’s $1.6bn woman
A witch-hunt?
Osborne's woes
Marr's monarchism
The interview
On Syria
The interview
GOP race so far
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