MALVERN, England, Sept 30 (Reuters) - Mark Manwaring-White, 67, had been hoping to retire but a policy introduced by Britain's new ... is a better-quality education. For him, it's worth the ...

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But some commentators have questioned whether racism exists in Britain, and to what extent. George The Poet, who was questioned about this on Newsnight, believes a lack of education about black ...

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The past rushed to reclaim me – how safe and secure everything felt then’ By Mick Brown My father, a jovial, extrovert man ...

Son of an abusive father, Frederick II blossomed when he took the throne. He attracted the great thinkers of Europe to his court while establishing Prussia as a dominant military power.

Mark Manwaring-White, 67, had been hoping to retire but a policy introduced by Britain's new Labour government ... what he believes is a better-quality education. For him, it's worth the sacrifice ...

They are what the now 89-year-old Alan Garner’s great-great-great grandfather ... the effects of the 1944 Education Act and the making and remaking of timber-framed houses.

MALVERN, England (Reuters) - Mark Manwaring-White, 67, had been hoping to retire but a policy introduced by Britain's new Labour government ... to pay for what he believes is a better-quality ...