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"New 3-year pay deal for teachers": TES Scotland, 21 December 2007
"English is now minority language in 1,300 schools leaving teachers struggling to cope": Evening Standard, 18 December 2007
"English is now minority language in 1,300 schools leaving teachers struggling to cope": Daily Mail, 18 December 2007
"Lack of English skills puts pressure on schools": The Guardian, 17 December 2007
"English language crisis in 1,300 schools": Daily Telegraph, 17 December 2007
"UK schools facing English language crisis": Sify News, India, 17 December 2007
"Teachers? 8% pay deal piles pressure on Brown": Glasgow Herald, 15 December 2007
"Ideas in children?s plan are ?already happening?": Derby Evening Telegraph, 14 December 2007
ePolitix Briefings: Children?s plan, 11 December 2007
"Children?s Plan: how it went down": BBC News Online, 11 December 2007
"Voice: Targets unproductive": Politics.co.uk, 11 December 2007
"A dog?s breakfast of confusion: Union address: Voice": SecEd, 29 November 2007
"Unions unite": SecEd, 29 November 2007
"School start age ?should be six?" (re "UK children ?reading too early?" ): BBC News, 23 November 2007
"Cameron under fire over Tory plans for schools": Yorkshire Post, 21 November 2007
"Cameron school plans ?reheated? ": Metro, 20 November 2007
"Cameron?s schools plans attacked": Press Association, 20 November 2007
"Cameron?s schools plans attacked": Ananova, 20 November 2007
"Tory school plans will raid budgets, union warns": The Guardian, 20 November 2007
"Cameron?s schools plans attacked": The Guardian, 20 November 2007
"Clegg outlines education manifesto": Education Guardian, 20 November 2007
"Unions expose flaws in Tory school plans": The Guardian, 20 November 2007
"Voice: Literacy targets will not aid development": Politics.co.uk: Issue of the Day, 20 November 2007
"Real nannies": Daily Telegraph, 15 November 2007
(re "TV nannies exploit toddlers, says NSPCC", Daily Telegraph, 14 November 2007)
Letter in TES: 9 November 2007
"New teachers demand induction year guarantee": (front page), SecEd, 8 November 2007
ePolitix Forum Brief: Queen?s Speech: Education, 6 November 2007
"Derby group?s ?minefield? fears": Derby Evening Telegraph, 6 November 2007
"New teachers ?may be lost?": Derby Evening Telegraph, 6 November 2007"
"Teenagers who refuse to work face on the spot fines": Sunday Times, 4 November 2007
"PM low in detail on reform": Derby Evening Telegraph, 2 November 2007
"Brown on education: how did he do?": Public Servant Daily, 1 November 2007
"Whitewash fears over wi-fi study": SecEd, 25 October 2007
"Safety inquiry": Derby Evening Telegraph, 17 October 2007
"Government accuse wi-fi deceptions": Western Mail, 16 October 2007
"Schools ?should wait for official report? before installing Wi-Fi": Independent, 13 October 2007
"Wi-fi health study gets go ahead": Trend News Agency, Azerbaijan, 13 October 2007
"Inquiry into health risks of wi-fi in classrooms": Daily Telegraph, 13 October 2007
"Wireless computer network risks to be investigated": The Guardian, 13 October 2007
"Wi-fi health study gets go ahead": BBC News Online, 12 October 2007
"Union address: Voice": SecEd, 11 October 2007
"Bright Young Things": The Times Magazine, 6 October 2007
"College talk on childcare": The Sentinel (Staffordshire), 5 October 2007
"Professional Association of Teachers Visiting Speaker": Leek College, October 2007
ePolitix Forum Brief: Pay for teaching assistants, 27 September 2007
"Child safety fears prompt Wi-Fi code for Welsh schools": Independent on Sunday, 23 September 2007
"Absence of success in tackling truants": Yorkshire Post, 11 September 2007
"Do we send our children to school too young?": The Times, 6 September 2007
"Childcare workers? course aims towards certificate": Derby Evening Telegraph, 6 September 2007
ePolitix Forum Brief: Legislative agenda, September 2007
"Should we worry about wi-fi?": TES Magazine, 31 August 2007
"GCSE reform proposals labelled ?dumbing down?": Western Mail, 20 August 2007
"Surplus of teachers leaves thousands without jobs": Sunday Herald, 12 August 2007
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