The Guardian (U.K.)
Top 5 best and worst things about my time studying abroad in America | Richard Morris
The US is far better than I ever expected, even if it does have messed up healthcare, money and road systemsA Brit studying abroad across the pond might not sound that adventurous, but it's been an eye-opening year for me at the University of West Georgia in the much stereotyped US south. Here's the best and worst of what I learned about America:1. Bad: currencyI'm not very good with num
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The Independent (U.K.)
Heads send Michael Gove to bottom of the class
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BBC (U.K.)
Targets 'risk pupil well-being'
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