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UK publishes results of first funding round under Turing student mobility scheme

UK publishes results of first funding round under Turing student mobility scheme
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Wednesday briefing: Lockdown schooling chaos 'unforgivable' |

Last modified on Wed 4 Aug 2021 01.40 EDT
Top story: No backup plan for 2021 exams
Good morning â Warren Murray meeting you in the middle of the week.
The governmentâs refusal to draw up schooling contingency plans before a second lockdown â insisting schools in England would remain open this year and exams would go ahead â was an âunforgivableâ error that left teachers and parents in England to deal with chaos, the Institute for Government has said. Its report claims senior figures from the prime minister down opposed creating backup plans for assessing A-levels, GCSEs and other qualifications. A Department for Education spokesperson said: âContrary to the claims in this report, contingency plans for restrictions on schools opening in the 2021-22 academic year were first published in August 2020, and contingency plans for qualifications in 2021 were first discussed with Ofqual in October 2020.â ....

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Thousands defend Strathclyde University after Andrew Neil tweet

Thousands defend Strathclyde University after Andrew Neil tweet
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British expats who voted for Brexit become laughing stock after furiously moaning about the consequences

British expats who voted for Brexit become laughing stock after furiously moaning about the consequences
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Leave-voting expats have sparked ridicule by complaining about being subject to EUrules for non-members for the first time.
According to a BBC Europe report,Spain’s “Costa Brits” are currently grappling with the consequences of leaving the EU, such as having to apply for Spanish driving licences or having to show proof of earnings to settle in the country.
Those with Spanish holiday homes are finding the rules particularly tough: before Brexit they could spend a limitless amount of time in the country, but now they may only stay for a maximum of three out of every six months. ....

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The challenge of replacing Erasmus+ with the Turing programme

The challenge of replacing Erasmus+ with the Turing programme
The hue and cry over United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s decision to pull the UK out of the Erasmus+ programme as part of the Christmas Eve free-trade Brexit deal with the European Union has been deafening, with few academics or media pundits having a good word for the UK’s replacement Turing programme.
Dr Hywel Ceri Jones, who was the European Commission’s director for education, training and youth when Erasmus was founded in 1987, described the decision to end the UK’s participation in the Erasmus programme as “a severe blow to young people” and called on the Scottish and Welsh governments to force the UK parliament to reconsider and reject pulling Great Britain out of Erasmus+. ....

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