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Grammar lessons 'don't help children to write'

20.01.2005 19:46    telegraph.co.uk
Teaching English grammar in schools is a waste of time because it does not improve writing skills, according to a Government-funded study.


Kelly plays down Opus Dei link

20.01.2005 19:46    telegraph.co.uk
Ruth Kelly, the Education Secretary, has defended herself against claims that her Roman Catholic faith could interfere with her duties as a minister.

Trouble for the 84-year-old prefect

20.01.2005 19:46    telegraph.co.uk
The world's oldest pupil, an 84-year-old great-grandfather, is facing expulsion from a primary school in Kenya after parents said he was a disruptive influence in the classroom.

Teacher blighted by sex abuse claims wins £22,000 payout

20.01.2005 19:46    telegraph.co.uk
After an unblemished teaching career spanning more than 20 years, everything Iwan Rees had achieved was threatened with ruin when two girl pupils made sexual allegations against him.


Muslim schools accused of 'undermining our society'

20.01.2005 19:46    telegraph.co.uk
David Bell, the chief inspector of schools, has angered Muslim leaders after he accused many Islamic schools of undermining the coherence of British society.

B grade for pupils who get 83pc wrong

20.01.2005 19:46    telegraph.co.uk
Pupils have been awarded a B grade in a maths GCSE exam despite scoring only 17 per cent, The Telegraph can reveal.

Young scientists need spark of a genius

20.01.2005 19:46    telegraph.co.uk
Professors should become inspirational preachers who seek out young people to convert them to the cause of science and engineering, according to the distinguished heart surgeon Sir Magdi Yacoub.

Public school girls taken to hospital after drinks spiked

20.01.2005 19:46    telegraph.co.uk
Seven teenage girls were taken to hospital after apparently having their drinks spiked at a party held by two public schools.

Rotisserie Politics

20.01.2005 18:09    gadflyer.com
Pick your team now!

La Cage Aux Spongebob

20.01.2005 15:39    gadflyer.com
Turn on your gaydar!

IOC among top global stock picks

20.01.2005 15:34    rediff.com
Deutsche Bank has chosen Indian Oil Corp as one of the top global stock picks in the oil and gas sector.

Bharti cuts ISD, STD rates

20.01.2005 14:37    rediff.com
Initiating a fresh round of price war, Bharti, offering telecom services under the AirTel brand, on Thursday reduced long distance mobile tariffs by upto Rs 1.75 per minute for ISD and 35 paise for STD calls.

A week to change your world

20.01.2005 13:49    telegraph.co.uk
An Easter tuition course is a good investment for all kinds of reasons, says Peter McLaughlin.

Any questions?

20.01.2005 13:49    telegraph.co.uk
John Clare answers your queries on the decline of science, the problem with psychology and the point of the GTC.

BSE, NSE closed on Fri

20.01.2005 13:39    rediff.com
The Bombay Stock Exchange, National Stock Exchange, Foreign Exchange, Money market and the oils and oilseeds market will remain closed on Friday on account of Id-ul-Zuha

Now, DoT hauls up Tata

20.01.2005 13:39    rediff.com
The Department of Telecom has issued a show cause notice to Tata Teleservices on their recently-launched Push-To-Talk services to verify the compliance with licence terms and conditions.

NTPC plans power plant in Sri Lanka

20.01.2005 13:39    rediff.com
The state-owned National Thermal Power Corporation on Thursday said it is considering setting up a 300 MW power plant in Sri Lanka.

IDBI Bank, IDBI merger @ 142:100

20.01.2005 13:39    rediff.com
IDBI bank is to be merged with Industrial Development Bank of India in the ratio of 142:100 (every 142 shares of bank for 100 shares of IDBI), with the government holding a majority stake in the merged entity.

Sutherland to hire 5,000 this year

20.01.2005 12:41    rediff.com
US-based BPO firm Sutherland Global Services Inc is planning to hire over 5,000 employees globally this year, of which 4,000 would be in India.

SMS in regional languages with Tegic's software

20.01.2005 12:41    rediff.com
US-based Tegic Communications will launch the Hindi version of its upgraded T9 text input software for instant mobile messages in the Indian market in April.

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