The Education Secretary and his Shadow have engaged in a war of written words after Michael Gove mocked the "risible weakness" of Labour’s education policies. This afternoon, Mr Gove wrote to Mr Twigg criticising his Monday speech, in which he said Labour would extend to all schools freedoms currently restricted to acade...
The World Health Organisation has criticised UK rules governing junk food advertising...
Education is set to be cut by £2bn in the forthcoming spending review as the Chancell...
Social mobility at top universities has deteriorated over the past 10 years, accordin...
Labour would not build any more free schools, Stephen Twigg has said. Speaking thi...
Downing Street has said the Government is taking a “new and different approach” towards tackling the causes of child poverty. After new figures today showed as ma...
Embargoed: 00:01h Wednesday 18 June 20123 Future increases in ‘pupil premium’ should go to primary schools One-to-one tuition & early years investment needed to ...
Dear Stephen, Thank you for your response to my letter. You suggested I should spend more time attending to the government's education policies. Since the gene...
CIPD press release CIPD responds to National Careers Council report into careers provision for young people The National Careers Council has today called for a m...
17/06/2013
17/06/2013 on Daily Politics, BBC 2
17/06/2013 on Daily Politics, BBC2
