Editors' pick
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Admissions officers rule that spent criminal conviction meant model student could not be trusted to become a doctor
Most recent
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Benign intervention
Jul 5 2008:Sue Taylor takes great satisfaction from helping older people to regain control over their lives - but it is not a job without risks
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Jul 4 2008:
Zoe Gannon: With below-inflation pay rises and increased targets, no wonder Labour has lost the votes of the public sector workers who keep this country going
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Jul 4 2008: Bill Rammell says universities should be open to applicants with spent convictions who have turned their lives around
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Jul 3 2008: The higher education minister Bill Rammell has given his full backing to Majid Ahmed, the A-grade student whom Imperial College London refused a place to study medicine because of a spent conviction for burglary.
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Jul 3 2008: NUS urges government to 'take moral lead' over a university's decision to withdraw convicted student's medical school place
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Jul 2 2008:
Majid Ahmed: Imperial College showed little discretion when it withdrew the offer of a place to study because of one poor decision I made
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Jul 2 2008:
After a spell in the arts Michael Bichard has gone back to his first love, the civil
service. But, he tells Anna Bawden, it's not part of some grand design -
Jul 2 2008:
New appointments, new replacements
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Jul 4 2008: Imperial College London under pressure to review decision to reject 'exceptional' student on basis of minor criminal offence
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Jun 25 2008:
If you decide on a career in the voluntary sector, you should be happy to take a big hit financially, says Craig Dearden-Phillips
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Jun 25 2008:
New appointments, new replacements
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Jun 24 2008:
Council workers will strike on July 16 and 17 in a row over pay, union negotiators agreed today
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Jun 24 2008:
Gregor Gall: Unison's threat of 'sustained' strike action is about politics, not industry, and is all the stronger for it
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Jun 24 2008:
Unison, the country's second biggest union, will meet to decide a programme of disruption
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Jun 23 2008:
Council workers have voted to go on strike over a below-inflation pay offer, it was announced today
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