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Sir William McPherson, the judge who presided over the inquiry into Stephen Lawrence’s murder, passed away on 14th February. The sad news, announced by his…
Until the pandemic forced the government to take a good hard look at remote learning, the edtech sector was largely left as a sleeping giant…
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