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Murdered Pakistan politician buried	19.5.2013	BBC: Front Page
The funeral of the murdered vice-president of Pakistan's PTI party, Zahra Shahid Hussain, is held at a mosque in Karachi.
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England v New Zealand – live! \| Rob Bagchi and John Ashdown	19.5.2013	The Guardian -- Front Page
Over-by-over report: Can New Zealand chase down England's total? Find out with Rob Bagchi Rob Bagchi John ...
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Examinees rue SEBA anomalies (Cached)	19.5.2013	The Assam Tribune
Examinees rue SEBA anomalies
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Sussex academy pays £100,000 to use 'patented' US school curriculum	19.5.2013	The Guardian -- Front Page
Aurora Academies Trust is challenged over use of patented 'Paragon curriculum' that has been criticised by Ofsted An academy running four schools is paying its US parent company £100,000 a year to use its patented global curriculum, which has been criticised by Ofsted for lacking a "local" focus. Aurora Academies Trust insists that the Paragon curriculum is transforming the fortunes of the primary schools in East Sussex. But unions and local Labour activists question whether the licensing deal represents the first step in plans to allow private companies to run schools for profit. Tory modernisers are said to be keen on the idea. Aurora's progress will be studied closely by education experts. It has "lead sponsor" status with the Department for Education, meaning it is consulted on policy decisions and is likely to run more schools in the future. Aurora's decision last autumn to take over the four schools – King Offa and Glenleigh Park in Bexhill and Heron Park and Oakwood in ...
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Dehradun girl tops ICSE board with 99 per cent marks (Cached)	18.5.2013	Rediff: News
Ecstatic over her results declared on Friday, Bhuvanya said she used to study for 12-14 hours every day while preparing for her exams.
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England v New Zealand – day three live! \| Andy Bull and Tom Davies	18.5.2013	The Guardian -- Front Page
Over-by-over report: Can England's bowlers get their side back into the first Test? Find out with Andy Bull Andy Bull Tom ...
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CMs directive on SEBA result (Cached)	18.5.2013	The Assam Tribune
CMs directive on SEBA result
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Mix of jubilation, despair for students (Cached)	18.5.2013	The Assam Tribune
Mix of jubilation, despair for students
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HSLC topper wants to clear IAS (Cached)	18.5.2013	The Assam Tribune
HSLC topper wants to clear IAS
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Over 70 pc pass HSLC exam (Cached)	18.5.2013	The Assam Tribune
Over 70 pc pass HSLC exam
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Destitute, orphan students outclass rest in Andhra Class 10 exams - Indian Express	18.5.2013	Google News India
Destitute, orphan students outclass rest in Andhra Class 10 exams Indian Express POOR, destitute and orphan students from the SC and ST community, studying in schools run by the Andhra Pradesh government's social welfare department, have performed extremely well in the SSC or class 10 exams this year, beating the general pass ... AP SSC exams: Residential schools steal the show The Hindu AP SSC Results 2013 Announced. 88.08% Students Passed Oneindia AP board Class 10th Results: Send SMS to get your result India Today Jagran Josh Newstrack India Jagran Post all 19 news ...
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PG medical seats on sale for Rs 1 crore (Cached)	18.5.2013	TOI: Cities
PG medical seats on sale for Rs 1 crore
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How male reed warbler ensures he's real daddy of chicks (Cached)	17.5.2013	New Kerala: India News
Washington, May 17 : To ensure paternity, male reed warblers aggressively try to chase off competitors and to keep potentially "double-dealing" females in line, a new study has found.
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HSLC, Madrassa exam results today (Cached)	17.5.2013	The Assam Tribune
HSLC, Madrassa exam results today
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Union sets up its own schools inspectorate as alternative to Ofsted	17.5.2013	The Guardian -- Front Page
National Association of Head Teachers to conduct pilots of its own inspection regime, which it is calling Instead A powerful union of headteachers has set up a school inspectorate in an attempt to eventually overthrow Ofsted. The National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT), which has more than 28,000 members across the UK, is conducting pilots this September of its own inspection regime, which it is calling Instead. Instead inspectors will all be working headteachers and will only visit schools a similar size to their own and outside their town or county. One of the main criticisms of the current state-funded inspection regime, Ofsted, is that retired out-of-touch heads who have worked in small primary schools, for example, can be picked to inspect large secondary schools. Instead heads will offer feedback and stay in touch with the head after their inspection. They will look beyond a school's results, the NAHT said. Teachers have long berated Ofsted inspectors for concentrating ...
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UPSC makes public scores of civil services exam (Cached)	17.5.2013	TOI: India
UPSC makes public scores of civil services exam
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Atos benefit claimants face biased medical assessments, doctor alleges	17.5.2013	The Guardian -- Front Page
GP Greg Wood says claimants were not assessed in 'even-handed way', blaming government training for poor treatment Medical assessments of benefit applicants at Atos Healthcare were designed to incorrectly assess claimants as being fit for work, one of the company's former senior doctors has claimed. Greg Wood, a GP who worked at the company as a senior adviser on mental health issues, said claimants were not assessed in an "even-handed way", that evidence for claims was never put forward by the company for doctors to use, and that medical staff were told to change reports if they were too favourable to claimants. The doctor claimed he resigned in disgust at what was going on, saying that many doctors he had spoken to shared his concerns. "I think the Department for Work and Pensions is the real culprit here. It's the government training that makes Atos assessors do this." The work capability assessment is used for the government's employment and support allowance, a benefit paid to ...
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Greed drives cricketers to spot-fix: Former Delhi Police chief (Cached)	16.5.2013	New Kerala: India News
New Delhi, May 16 : Uncertainty of getting picked in the team for the next match and getting a lesser number of overs to bowl are the reasons behind IPL players indulging in spot-fixing to earn a quick buck, said former Delhi Police chief K.K. Paul, who in 2000 busted the first match fixing racket in India involving late South African captain Hansie Cronje and others. Paul was then the joint commissioner (Crime).
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Live! People may lose interest in cricket: Congress (Cached)	16.5.2013	Rediff: Top Stories (India)

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England v New Zealand – live! \| Andy Bull and Rob Bagchi	16.5.2013	The Guardian -- Front Page
Over-by-over report: How will England fare in the first of two Tests against New Zealand? Find out now Andy Bull Rob ...
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