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Postgraduate News
- Cut dole queues, boost innovation: Callaghan's challenge to academe
- Huw Richards delves into secret Government papers released for the first time under the 30-year rule.
- Restyling pays off at Southampton Solent
- Risk-taking vice-chancellor's unorthodox course ideas garner £2 million surplus, writes Melanie Newman.
- Labs at risk from loss of expertise
- Age 'time bomb' and poor training threaten skills drain as technicans not replaced. Chloe Stothart reports.
- Special report: New schools
- Tories initiate own inquiry into Sats
- The Conservatives have enlisted the former head of Imperial College London to carry out a rival inquiry into the future of exams
- New Leeds school to switch to academy
- South Leeds high school is to be turned into an academy under Leeds city council proposals to improve its pupils' exam results
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