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Being picked on leads victims to question their religion or self-harm, study shows
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The government has announced yet another layer of advisers to be flown in to underperforming schools. But how helpful are they? Jessica Shepherd finds out
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The higher education sector has set out its vision for the next decade, and the proposals are radical, finds Jessica Shepherd
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Judge steps down after teacher accused of promoting BNP views on school laptop claims hearing is unfair
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