Coursework bites the dust in GCSE overhaul
On his third attempt, Michael Gove has unveiled plans to shake-up the current exam process for assessing 16 year olds in England.
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Fears increase as NHS competition reforms get closer
It seems fears over just how much competition will be injected into the NHS are still very much alive.
Hunt heralds new Duty of Candour for hospitals
The Health Secretary's response came after failings at Mid Staffordshire NHS Trust, which highlighted the suffering of hundreds of people.
Vince Cable brushes aside leadership suggestions
But it was clear from his reception that Vince remains immensely popular - the man many see as the only true Lib Dem voice in the Cabinet.
Nick Clegg 'did not know' about Lord Rennard allegations
Jeremy Browne told ITV News that neither he nor Nick Clegg knew about allegations of sexual impropriety against Lord Rennard.
Gove's A-level reforms scrap modular exams
Michael Gove's A-level reforms will see students studying for two years before taking any exams.
PM backs Culture Secretary over 'threats' to newspaper
The Prime Minister's spokesman insisted he has confidence in his Culture Secretary Maria Miller amid a spat with the Daily Telegraph.
UK not isolated over Syria, PM's spokesman says
A suggestion that David Cameron has gone "out on a limb" over Syria has been rejected by his official spokesman.
Number 10 rejects claims over 'hidden' texts
It's clear Cameron is becoming increasingly irritated by reminders of his friendship with ex-News International executive Rebekah Brooks.
Pressure on Chancellor to keep fuel duty frozen
With just weeks to go to the Autumn statement, there's renewed pressure on the Chancellor to keep the fuel duty frozen for another year.