Government should review uninspiring and 'mechanistic' GCSE English
Colin Hughes, chief executive of AQA, said pupils should also be given a chance to demonstrate literacy, oracy and numeracy skills that are useful in the "real world" through different qualifications
Four safest countries if World World Three erupts - one is just three hours from the UK
With global conflicts escalating, it's not unreasonable to consider a contingency plan. Discover the best WW3 safe havens to escape to
Free £5k for Birmingham students in university giveaway - and it doesn't have to be returned
The scheme launched in response to UK undergraduate tuition fees increasing to £9,535 next year
Couple build spectacular Devon home whilst living in caravan
Clint and Chris have turned a run-down barn into a masterpiece
EXCLUSIVE: Staff warned Dundee University 'could close in two years'
The remark was allegedly made when maintenance and operations staff met with the director of estates.
Dad's impassioned plea as dire housing situation laid bare
He called for change so he and others are not 'forced' out of the area they call home
COURIER OPINION: Time for SNP to repay city’s faith by backing Dundee and Angus College transformation
This is precisely the kind of bold, forward-thinking initiative the region needs.
Schools see job cuts, deficits
Ontario's colleges and universities say the federal government's cap on international students is taking a toll on the higher education sector as some schools face growing deficits, layoffs and, in at least one case, a temporary campus closure.
'Showtime!' - General Election enters final frontier
Across the country, hundreds of tired and overwrought candidates have just six days, including today, to make their efforts count as the General Election campaign enters the final week.
My £1.50 Asda buy has cleared bathroom mould like nothing else
Damp and mould are a huge problem at this time of year
Council leader says Oldham’s ‘rejection’ of Places For Everyone will not derail the masterplan
After the neighbouring authority voted against the masterplan, Bury's Council leader said 'there’s no impact on our plans'
Russia's use of a nuclear-capable missile is a clear departure from Cold War doctrine of deterrence
Analysis - The use of the missile marks a decisive and potentially dangerous moment in Moscow's conflict with the West.
New Cold War raging, Africa must be careful – Gambari
Mr Gambari stated that “a relentless militarisation is taking place” across the world.
Further delays with Perth Harbour closure gets stern reaction from councillors
PKC voted to close the harbour as a commercial port in February 2023 and is spending approximately £7,000 a month keeping it open
No 'red lines' in Ukraine support, French foreign minister tells BBC
Jean-Noël Barrot speaks to Laura Kuenssberg after a week of escalation in Ukraine.
Russian ambassador warns UK and US that 'imminent' WW3 is on the way
Russia's ambassador to the UK, Andrey Kelin, said Britan's support for Ukraine could result in 'a collision between nuclear powers' - following earlier warnings of a serious escalation
Our neighbour's homes were built 2.4m TOO HIGH
For decades those living in the area enjoyed unspoilt views of the Staffordshire countryside with fields as far as the eye could see. But now they are penned in by a Persimmon homes development.
Gangs, drugs and violence plague Ekurhuleni schools, education imbizo hears
Gangsterism, drugs and violence have plagued some Ekurhuleni schools and while private security and patrollers conduct searches, some teachers help pupils to hide illicit substances and weapons.
Terrifying World War Three map reveals how quickly Russian missiles could hit major cities
A terrifying map has shown where Russian president Vladimir Putin could fire his Oreshnik missiles, and how fast they would impact European cities like London, Warsaw and Paris
Gangs, drugs and violence plague Ekurhuleni schools, education imbizo hears
Gangsterism, drugs and violence have plagued some Ekurhuleni schools and while private security and patrollers conduct searches, some teachers help pupils to hide illicit substances and weapons.
PETER HITCHENS: Our deadbeat leaders are marching us towards chaos
Do you have confidence in our leaders on tax, health, policing, farming, immigration, sleaze, housing, education or transport? So why trust them on war in Ukraine?
New bin collection rules may be introduced across UK by Labour government
The new rules aim to simplify recycling days, enhance the nation's recycling rates and follow plans laid out by the previous Conservative Party
Ukraine has lost nearly half of Russia's Kursk region to counter-attacks, Kyiv military source says
"The enemy is increasing its counterattacks," the source said.
Osmania University sees red as affiliated college forge academic records
Osmania University Vice-Chancellor vows zero-tolerance for academic misconduct and revokes affiliation of a college for serious violations.
Huge law change for smokers and vapers will get MPs vote this week
Public health minister Andrew Gwynne urged his fellow MPs to vote for the change when it returns to the Commons on Tuesday
Russia 'prepared to bash Britain with massive cyber attack', ministers to warn NATO conference
Russia is prepared to launch a flurry of cyber attacks on Britain and other NATO members to weaken resolve in support for Ukraine, minister Pat McFadden is set to warn the alliance.
'Refused service yet again with my guide dog - I'm done speaking out'
Sean Dilley is inundated with abuse on social media whenever he posts about discrimination issues.
Putin ramps up production of Russia's 8,370mph hypersonic missiles
Vladimir Putin has ramped up production of the hypersonic missile which travels at speeds of around 8,370 miles per hour and is capable of carrying multiple nuclear warheads.
Ukraine hit with surge of attacks using North Korean missiles with Western chips
CNN report - Almost a third of the 194 ballistic missiles used against Ukrain have been the North Korean KN-23s.
Minister accused of 'age discrimination' over shingles vaccine row
The jab - which greatly reduces the chances of developing the viral skin condition - is offered to everyone when they turn 65 as well as those aged between 70 and 80.
Ukraine hit with surge of attacks using North Korean missiles using Western chips
CNN report - Almost a third of the 194 ballistic missiles used against Ukrain have been the North Korean KN-23s.
TOBIAS ELLWOOD: Putin's missile attack should serve as a wake-up call
TOBIAS ELLWOOD: These long-range, air-launched weapons represent a leap in military technology - one that should keep those charged with defending the UK's skies awake at night.
Russia ready to wage cyber war on UK, minister to say
Pat McFadden will tell a Nato conference that Russia could try to attack British businesses and power grids.
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Final weekend of canvassing ahead of general election
Campaigning in the general election continues today with parties launching a range of policy proposals.
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