His defenders argue Labour couldn't have won without him but Black Wednesday in 1992 finished off the Tories
Lianne Gutcher: If the Taliban regains power, girls may lose an education
Friday 01 June 2012
'Homosexual Iliad' wins last Orange Prize
Thursday 31 May 2012
Teacher wins £30,000 award with debut novel about an affair between Achilles and Patroclus
Free childcare changes announced
Wednesday 30 May 2012
Almost 1,000 two-year-olds are to benefit from free childcare a year early, after it was decided to bring forward trials in 10 areas in England to this September, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg announced today.
England squad to visit Auschwitz during Euro 2012
Tuesday 29 May 2012
Members of England's Euro 2012 squad will visit the former Nazi death camp at Auschwitz when they travel to Poland ahead of next month's European Championship.
Innovation is key to the future of the MBA
Tuesday 29 May 2012
The annual AMBA conference calls for schools to move with the times, which will pose new challenges
Teachers' unions threaten strike action
Monday 28 May 2012
The Government is facing the threat of co-ordinated strikes by the two biggest teachers' unions in the autumn after being accused of plunging education into a state of “crisis.”
Police arrest Finland gunman who killed two
Saturday 26 May 2012
An 18-year-old gunman killed two people and wounded seven others in what appeared to be a random shooting in a southern Finnish town, police said today.
PFA want racist abuse punishments increased
Friday 25 May 2012
The Professional Footballers Association want to make racist abuse on the field a sackable offence next season.
Michael Gove rejects demands for more grammar schools
Thursday 24 May 2012
Education Secretary Michael Gove today rejected demands by Conservative MPs to allow the creation of more grammar schools, insisting they were not a “magic bullet” to solve the problems of the education system.
Doug Dillard: Musician in the vanguard of the rise of country rock
Thursday 24 May 2012
As a member of the Dillards, the banjo-player Doug Dillard played an important role in the evolution of bluegrass music, modernising its sound and bringing it into the living rooms of millions of Americans through a series of popular TV appearances. Later he formed a partnership with the former Byrd, Gene Clark, that would help usher in the country rock movement, before becoming an in-demand session musician for acts such as Harry Nilsson, the Monkees and the Beach Boys.
Deaf children at risk of losing vital services as local councils implement second year of savage cuts
Wednesday 23 May 2012
Deaf children are at risk of losing vital services as local councils implement a second year of savage cuts, a new report by a deaf children’s charity has warned.
NHS education reforms 'lack detail'
Wednesday 23 May 2012
The Government's plans to reform education and training in the NHS are unclear and lack detail, MPs have warned.
Case study: Farley Staines
Wednesday 23 May 2012
Seven-year-old Farley Staines became moderately deaf as a side effect of the chemotherapy he underwent to battle liver cancer, aged three and a half.
Parents join striking teachers at academy row school
Wednesday 23 May 2012
Parents joined striking teachers on the picket line outside a primary school yesterday, in a protest against Michael Gove's "ideological" attempts to impose academy status.








