August 17, 2010
With another year of record A-level grades around the corner we ask whether grade inflation exists and what can be done to solve the problem.
Should the UK scrap the A-Level system altogether or can a simple reform resolve the continued problems of the UK higher education system?
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August 10, 2010
Turkish-EU relations received a shot in the arm this week as the UK Prime Minister David Cameron spoke strongly in favour of Turkey’s entry into the European Union.
Discover the debate behind the headlines as Votetub lifts the lid on the delicate relationship between the Turkish state and the European continent.
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July 23, 2010
Michael Gove has become one of the most controversial new ministers within the new coalition government for his revolutionary approach to education reform in the UK.
Find out more about the man behind the headlines as Votetub turns the spotlight on the new Secretary of State for Education.
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July 20, 2010
The UK Academies bill is the first major piece of legislation passed by the UK coalition government.
In this blog post we assess the arguments for and against the academies bill and ask whether we should be concerned about the speed at which this law is being passed through parliament.
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July 19, 2010
David Cameron’s flagship “big society” policies were effectively re-launched today to a second mixed response from political commentators and the British public.
Cameron had previously championed the concept of a big society during the 2010 general election campaign despite suggestions that the concept lacked any substance.
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