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Patriotism isn’t about wrapping yourself in the flag: it involves looking at your country critically, admitting its shortcomings and working to make it a...

Bernard Trafford - 21 March 2021

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Summer exams: the dismal efforts of ministers and the exams regulator have succeeded only in turning a dog’s dinner into a car crash

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Whatever happened to those sunny uplands of democracy? People fighting for freedom around the world need and deserve our support.

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Finally there is light at the end of the tunnel: but let’s not mess up now and turn it into a false dawn.

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Welcome to Hokey-Cokey education policy

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The coming year: light beginning to dawn, or an extension of...

Bernard Trafford - 1 January 2021 0

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Ministers are floundering into exam chaos: but it’s candidates who’ll suffer

Bernard Trafford - 11 November 2020 0

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Let’s leave circuit breakers to the electricians

Keith Hann - 14 October 2020 0

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Some basic lessons in public relations

Keith Hann - 12 October 2020 0

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A level and GCSE exams won’t take place as “normal” in...

Bernard Trafford - 30 September 2020 0

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Ministers mired in muddles and messes prove Boris is no Machiavelli

Bernard Trafford - 21 August 2020 0

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A level meltdown exposes the malaise at the heart of government,...

Bernard Trafford - 15 August 2020 1

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Allowing disappointed candidates to cite mock exams to appeal their results?...

Bernard Trafford - 12 August 2020 0

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Why I feel unrepresented at Westminster and at county hall

Guest Writer - 18 July 2020 1

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Listen! It’s you know, umm, err, you know, umm, err, yes....

Eric Musgrave - 2 July 2020 0

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