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  1. Crumbling certainties

    Deng Xiaoping, the so-called "paramount leader" of China, is still presumed to be alive. However, recent reports from Beijing have revealed that any utterance of the patriarch must be "interpreted"...

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  2. Blue wails in sight

    Will the Tories, as before, stage an eleventh-hour recovery and snatch victory from Labour's grasp? Ivor Crewe thinks not Last week's emphatic Labour win in the prosperous, middle England...

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  3. From 'Ugg' to an exchange of ideas

    How did early man learn to talk? James Hurford discovers that psychologists, anthropologists, linguists and neurologists all have something to say on the subject. What was the origin of human...

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  4. GNVQ success

    The number of students aiming for General National Vocational Qualifications and places in higher education grew by 4 per cent last year, a report from the Universities and Colleges Admissions...

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  5. Teacher's vet

    The Teacher Training Agency is to develop defined standards of knowledge and skills required in newly-qualified teachers and a system for assessing the effectiveness of teacher training. The...

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  6. University of Central Lancashire

    (Photograph) - One way out of funding cuts? Primary school children help the University of Central Lancashire spell out exactly how much money the university has received from the Lottery Sports Fund...

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  7. Reform teeters on the brink

    Spanish universities are struggling to broaden their curricula. Rebecca Warden reports from Valencia where the country's rectors drew up their rescue plan and where staff and students at the city's...

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  8. Change exacts a heavy price

    Spanish universities are struggling to broaden their curricula. Rebecca Warden reports from Valencia where the country's rectors drew up their rescue plan and where staff and students at the city's...

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