Visa changes could see the UK's top universities and schools lose their appeal to international students, says a report.

Kevin Bridges has re-visited the people and places that have influenced his stand up material in his latest project, a six-part television series What's The Story.

Private companies should be encouraged to take over and run state schools as profit-making enterprises under a "John Lewis-style" business model, a think tank suggests.

A charity says its work-placement networks, including job fairs in churches and mosques, are more effective than private contractors paid by taxpayers.

The funding of religious education in UK state schools is "frighteningly dependent" on the head teacher's personal stance, research suggests.

Malaysian officials order book shops to stop selling a sex education book by British author Peter Mayle.

Concerns are raised over changes to the exam result appeal process which are due to take place as new qualifications are introduced.

The Duchess of Cambridge visits schools in Oxford, where one of the charities she supports runs classes for children with behavioural problems.

Former Haringey children's services director Sharon Shoesmith gives her support to two of Baby Peter's social workers who claim they were unfairly sacked.

Dominic Boddington explains why he runs a social enterprise that provides alternative education for teenagers in Norwich.

Firms and charities are to be offered a payment-by-results scheme to try to get 55,000 "Neet" teenagers in England into work, education or training.

Labour education spokesman Stephen Twigg is calling for the creation of an independent office to raise standards in education in England.

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The Catholic church in Londonderry is proposing to end single sex schools and phase out academic selection.

Professor Les Ebdon has been confirmed as the official in charge of ensuring all students have a fair chance of securing a place at universities in England.

Les Ebdon has been formally announced as head of the university fair access body - despite opposition from MPs on the committee scrutinising his appointment.

The introduction of primary school performance bands has been delayed until 2014, the Welsh government announces.

The National Association of Head Teachers general secretary suggested a change to school holidays with regional variations - with more but shorter breaks spread through the year.

Unions representing public sector workers are appealing against a legal decision about how pensions are protected against inflation.

Two 17-year-olds lose much of their legal battle against the raising of tuition fees in England, in which they claimed a human rights breach.