Gove's ambition to scrap GCSEs for new exam faced opposition from regulator, the EU and MPs
'Humiliating climbdown' comes in the wake of opposition from Lib Dems and exam regulators
Dubbed a 'mini Eton', the free state school will offer private school's ethos without the big fees
Catherine Reynolds called 'disgrace' after her expletive-filled lessons discussing sex
Education Secretary likely to please back-to-basics traditionalists but alarm modernists
There's no easy way to say this, Nick, but it looks like Vince Cable might have been blaming you for tuition fees fiasco
End of 'dumbed down' GCSEs is greeted warmly by some - but do Michael Gove's reforms constitute progress?
Debate rages over whether decision to remove visa privileges from London university will put off foreign students
Exam results out today, but efforts to curb grade inflation could affect pass rates
The more the Education Secretary upsets the Lib Dems, the more grassroots Conservatives crave him as their next leader
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Ultra-Orthadox Jews of the Belz Hasidic sect watch the wedding ceremony of their leader's grandson, Shalom Roke'ach, in Jerusalem last night. About 25,000 people attended the 18-year-old's wedding to Hannah Batya Penet.
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