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Page last updated at 18:28 GMT, Friday, 20 November 2009

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Universities 'face tougher times'
England's university funding chief says a golden age may be over as funding falls behind overseas competitors.
Review of student fees launched
Universities push for higher fees

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The number of people joining teacher training courses in England exceeds targets for the first time, even in maths.

pupils Evolution and history compulsory
Primary school children in England will have to learn about evolution and British history under a shake up of the national curriculum.

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Universities 'bail out students'
School phobia boy granted apology
Brown to offer more graduate help
Network sites 'need help buttons'
India English growth 'too slow'
Watchdog gives curriculum warning
'Tough decisions' on weak schools
£2m bonuses for loans firm staff
Apprenticeship budgets face cuts
Bitter divorcees 'using children'
Cyberbullies hit primary schools
11-plus replacement tests taken
Faith schools attacked over staff
Academic to give away £1m
One in eight pupils 'wrong level'
Teachers revolt over 'check-ups'
Having it all 'not realistic'
Sick pupils 'copied TV storyline'
47% of 14-year-olds 'are bullied'
More children in larger schools
1.7m asked to improve work skills
Noise 'worse for dyslexic pupils'
Nurses to become graduates

ANALYSIS: MIKE BAKER
Recession to change school design
University admissions spark fury
Road map for universities awaited
All change for primary schools?
Education role in election clear
So where will education axe fall?

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