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China denies Google Mail hacking accusations
The Chinese Government rejects accusations it is behind a wave of hacking attacks. But a former spy tells Channel 4 News that some cyber espionage is “unquestionably” state-sponsored.
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Google emails hacked as cyber war escalates
Google says US officials, military personnel and journalists have had their email accounts compromised by Chinese hackers, as major US defence contractors also admit further security breaches.
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University funding: London Met cuts ‘painful but necessary’
The vice-chancellor of London Metropolitan University tells Channel 4 News his decision to cull some 70 per cent of courses will offer better value for students.
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Schools in England struggle to hit ‘moving target’
An updated league table system for England has left more than 200 schools failing to meet tough new standards branded “even more meaningless than usual”, as Darshna Soni discovers.
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Gove spells out education reforms
Schools in England are to be given more power and independence but will face tougher academic targets. Gary Gibbon quizzes Education Secretary Michael Gove on the plans.
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Tuition fees: university minister v 6th form blogger
Universities Minister David Willetts answers a plea from our Young Blogger of the Year, setting out the government’s case in the debate over student fees.
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Confusion over the size of China's latest earthquake
Cynical Chinese are accusing the authorities of massaging figures relating to China’s Qinghai earthquake, blogs Lindsey Hilsum.