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Mankind's 'first tools' unearthed A tool kit carved from bone 70,000 years ago provides the strongest evidence yet that Africa was the birthplace of complex technology. Christopher Henshilwood of the...
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Latest international news
Pay strike at Israel's public universities Faculty at Israel’s seven public universities have gone on strike in support of a 16 per cent salary increase, in line with pay awards to...
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£2m scheme to boost school-university links Teachers are to be given the opportunity to return to university to study and undertake research as part of a £2 million scheme announced by...
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From today's UK papers
Warning of smallpox terror risk The Russian scientist in charge of one of the last known deposits of the smallpox virus called yesterday for the reintroduction of mass vaccination, saying terrorists...
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Government signals makeover for learning accounts The goverment intends to introduce “new look” individual learning accounts to boost adult skills. Education secretary Estelle Morris announced the...
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From today's UK papers
Teachers warned on political stance The Department for Education has warned teachers not to profess strong opinions about the military action in Afghanistan. "Many parents, teachers and young people...
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It's a hellish title
Education minister Margaret Hodge has been clarifying her title. At this week's launch of the learning and skills research centre, a government-funded body looking at post-16 education, she said: "I...