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Education
Cambridge University and the Government have locked horns over plans to reform AS levels. We look at the evidence behind each case. Read
Crime
If you've been following the news this week the following might have caught your attention: Sun, 13 May 2013 Daily Mail, 13 May 2013 Off the back of a Sun … Read
Economy, Business & Finance
OPINION: Education Secretary Michael Gove wrote last month that "survey after survey has revealed disturbing historical ignorance, with one teenager in five believing Winston Churchill was a fictional character while … Read
Europe
Why does EU membership matter? It's estimated (although the source is murky) that 3.5m jobs are associated with EU membership. That's not to say those jobs are dependent on EU … Read
Economy, Business & Finance
Boris Johnson argues in the Telegraph that British workers are lazy compared to their Germans counterpart. Does he have a point? Read
Education
After childcare costs and ratios hit the headlines recently, Full Fact takes a look at how we really compare to the rest of the world in raising our children. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
What does the future hold for Heathrow? Today the Transport Committee recommends expansion despite objections from the London mayor Boris Johnson. Are its proposals just blue sky thinking? Read
Crime
As the Ministry of Justice announces the latest update to its 're-offending revolution', exactly what problems is the Government trying to face? Read
Health
Two newspapers today claimed that a tenth of all older people in the UK are malnourished. Is this true? Read
Economy, Business & Finance
This morning we heard the Queen set out the Government's plans in her speech in the House of Lords. The 2013-14 parliamentary session was opened with the announcement of 19 … Read
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