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Who YOU wanted to become Tory Party Chair – poll result
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Harrys new Netflix series to fix reputational slump in total sense move
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Theresa Gattung: An equal society needs women in business

OPINION: Improving women’s economic empowerment is crucial to achieving gender equality, a goal that in 2021 is yet to be realised. When talking about “women’s economic empowerment”, I mean the […]

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A postcode lottery is stopping children in care from going to university

There have been far too few care leavers going to university for far too long. The numbers are staggering: just 12% of care-experienced pupils compared to 42% of their peers. […]

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UK students sent home as universities crack down on Covid breaches

Students at the University of Exeter have been banished from campus and sent home, as vice-chancellors across the country crack down on breaches of Covid regulations which are being blamed […]

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Covid outbreaks in English schools ‘uncommon’, says PHE

Covid-19 infections and outbreaks were “uncommon” in English schools after they reopened in June, according to a Public Health England report. A study released by the health agency on Sunday […]

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The class of Covid-19: meet the school leavers facing an uncertain future

For three years, Ione Gildroy worked on Saturdays in her local library. The 18-year-old from Leicestershire issued and returned books, organised children’s events and stacked bookshelves. She planned to pool […]

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Covid-19 is about to expose the myth behind grammar school selection

The summer holidays are approaching, and no one knows what the autumn term will hold. While there is no such thing as normal any more, one thing seems certain: at […]

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Taking a gamble during the pandemic: students’ and graduates’ tales

The school leaver Rhiannon Aitken, 17 Following the outbreak, Rhiannon Aiken had been grappling with whether to attend university in September or defer her place and pick up extra hours […]

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Early years and childcare sector at risk of collapse in England

The future of the early years and childcare sector is at risk in England, the Early Years Alliance (EYA) has said, as fewer than half of parents with young children […]

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China parliament sets key meeting for May as COVID-19 epidemic subsides

BEIJING (Reuters) – China announced on Wednesday that its parliament will open a key annual session on May 22, signalling that Beijing sees the country returning to normal after being […]

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Universities must create opportunities for the people coronavirus will harm most

Coronavirus might not discriminate, but our society does. Whether it’s the fact that the workers propping up our lockdown lives tend to be poorer, or the higher numbers of black, […]

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