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15:03 In Brief Events
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Prime minister David Cameron meets King Abdullah II of Jordan at Downing Street Chancellor George Osborne delivers his annual Mansion House speech where he is expected to indicate the government will sell their 40 per cent stake in Lloyd... Continue to article
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09:10 David Lammy: UKIP not taking votes from Labour On air
On Air | David Lammy MP | Former Higher Education Minist... | The Andrew Marr Show, BBC
David Lammy dismissed claims that traditional Labour voters were turning to UKIP, saying they were not “taking many votes from us”. “I don’t think they’re taking many votes from us and probably we should be happy that we’re gaining ... Continue to article
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16:46 In Brief Events
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The Queen’s Speech and state opening of Parliament take place today Transport secretary Patrick McLoughlin delivers a speech on road safety at a UN Global Road Safety Week event Energy secretary Ed Davey speaks at the Prince of Wales ... Continue to article
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07:01 David Lammy: Benefit cap is forcing people onto the streets On air
On Air | David Lammy MP | Former Higher Education Minist... | Daybreak, ITV
David Lammy said people were being “forced onto the streets” because of the Government’s benefit cap, which starts being rolled out today. “These were women with children – many of them are working, they’re not working enough hours to be... Continue to article
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Lib Dem and Tory MPs clash on tax breaks for married couples
A Lib Dem and Tory MP clashed this evening over whether the Government should introduce tax breaks for married couples. David Burrowes, a Tory MP, said such a move would help protect children and that it was “very progressive”. “It’s goo... Continue to article
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20:22 Story (2 links): Gove target school downgraded
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The Tottenham school at the centre of a battle between Michael Gove and local MP David Lammy has been placed in special measures following a recent OFSTED inspection.
The poor performance of Downhills School may be seen as an endorsement of the Education Secretary's plan to convert the primary school to academy status, over vigorous protests from Mr Lammy. -
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10/02/2012 in Schools
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Gove target school downgraded
The Tottenham school at the centre of a battle between Michael Gove and local MP David Lammy has been placed in special measures following a recent OFSTED inspection.
The poor performance of Downhills School may be seen as an endorsement of the Education Secretary's plan to convert the primary school to academy status, over vigorous protests from Mr Lammy.
Less than 5% of students at the UK's 20 leading universities come from neighbourhoods that traditionally see few children go to university, official figures have shown.
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25/01/2010 in Further & Higher Education
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University cuts will be long term
Higher education minister, David Lammy, has said there will be "no significant upturn" in university funding and a funding freeze will last for several years.
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16/12/2011 in Schools
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1,310 schools 'failing on English and Maths'
More than 1,300 primary schools are failing to reach the required standards of teaching basic levels of English and maths, figures released yesterday show. The league tables show that 1,310 fall short of the required levels, while around 150 have been below the "floor standard" for five years. The revelation comes as Labour MP David Lammy accused the education secretary, Michael Gove, of an "undemocratic and aggressive" attempt to overhaul the management of the primary school he attended as a child.
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02/05/2010 in Further & Higher Education
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Students could face fees hike
An official review is expected the declare that universities should be able to put up to undergraduate fees to up to £14,000 a year for science courses. A report by Lord Browne, expected to be published in Autumn, is expected to favour allowing fees to rise above inflation for several years.
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