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Special exam arrangements for dyslexia veering out of control

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imageConcerns have been raised over the fairness of a new English GCSE. Niall Carson/PA Wire

The new English Literature GCSE might be contravening the 2010 Equality Act, according to concerns raised by a teacher. This raises serious questions about which disabilities should lead to students being given special dispensation in exams.

The new GCSE, which...

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Walter Scott war journalism from the Waterloo battlefield

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imageThe Field of Waterloo by Joseph Turner (c.1817)Wikimedia

When Napoleon was defeated at Waterloo on June 18 1815, it came as a great relief to all those in Britain who had feared a French invasion. Among them was the celebrated 19th-century writer Walter Scott, who articulated his fears in The Antiquary, his third novel, which was published the...

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Keep foreign hands off Afghanistan

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imageAn Afghan girl looks out of a damaged window of a shrine.REUTERS/Mohammad Ismail

For much of its history, Afghanistan has been a battlefield for conflicts over regional influence in what has been called the Great Game. Now a weak state with deep ethnic divisions, located in a challenging security environment, Afghanistan is a key front in the...

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  1. For believers, fear of atheists is fueled by fear of death
  2. It's the ecology, stupid: pope's encyclical shakes up US politics
  3. Salazar, Armstrong and the role journalists play policing sports
  4. Time for an Obamacare checkup: how has it affected businesses so far?
  5. Giving students choice in reading helps stem the 'summer slide'
  6. When we really want something, we assume everyone else does too
  7. If Greece defaults, dominoes will not fall
  8. Cat lovers rejoice: watching online videos lowers stress and makes you happy
  9. The best planet duo of 2015 - Venus and Jupiter
  10. A new space race is on to bring the internet to the whole world
  11. As soon as Waterloo was over, poets flocked to the battlefield
  12. Waterloo won, war over: the painting that captures the moment
  13. New cases rise, but death rates decline – how cancer became about quality of life
  14. Why are patients in permanent comas routinely kept alive?
  15. Who really benefits from the 'internet space race'?
  16. Northern Ireland's same-sex marriage campaign gets a boost from south of the border
  17. Artificial recreation of happy memories may become the next big weapon against depression
  18. China-Australia trade agreement a compromised victory
  19. By freeing prisoners from cycle of crime, education cuts re-offending
  20. Antony and the Johnsons at Dark Mofo: uplifting, sombre, beautiful
  21. Here's what better relations with the US mean for city farms in Cuba
  22. Shorten seeks to fast-track union royal commission appearance
  23. Obama's visit to Kenya: why Africa matters to America
  24. African Development Bank must gear up for a more proactive role
  25. More African children are going to school – but is quantity a distraction from quality?
  26. Africa goes digital as music lovers turn to surfing for songs
  27. Time to allow water management to take its own course
  28. Queensland holds lessons for states set to crack down on bikies
  29. The literary pilgrimage: from Brontëites to TwiHards
  30. Explainer: what is the MERS outbreak in South Korea?
  31. Rebuilding a safer and stronger Vanuatu after Cyclone Pam
  32. Electronic innovation can help fix an archaic, crowded prison system
  33. 100 days since Cyclone Pam, people across Vanuatu pause to reflect on loss and resilience
  34. Communities are taking renewable power into their own hands
  35. Not just daggy dongas: time to embrace prefabricated buildings
  36. Eats, shoots and leaves: what the movie industry does to 'location'
  37. Chocolate on top: how a cashless economy might be bad for your waistline
  38. The facts on Australian coal production
  39. How to make Australia more bilingual
  40. Spoiler-alert culture is taking all of the fun out of television
  41. Fifty years on, time to call it a day for cheap wine casks
  42. Monkey minds: what we can learn from primate personality
  43. Huge dust cloud discovered around the Moon -- but 'lunar glow' remains a mystery
  44. Pope’s climate letter is a radical attack on the logic of the market
  45. The moral – and political – force of Pope Francis on climate
  46. Five amazing extinct creatures that aren't dinosaurs
  47. Greece: the Syriza government is behaving like Diogenes the Cynic – here's why
  48. Do you believe in magic? How European sleight of hand will make migrant boats disappear
  49. Abbott to announce boost for the north
  50. Criminalising forced marriage has not helped its victims

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