Schools 'breaking admission laws'
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Evidence suggests some schools in England are breaking the law on pupil admissions, ministers say.
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There is a warning that independent schools are stretching their lead among A-level students.
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There has been a leap in truancy figures for secondary pupils in England, despite a big campaign to clamp down on the problem.
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One in seven students at UK universities drop out, but there are wide variations between universities.
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Recruitment procedures at a school where a teacher "throttled" a five-year-old pupil are backed by an education chief.
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Officials in some high-immigrant school districts are threatening to defy a federal law that requires all children to take the same reading tests, even those struggling to learn English.
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An expansion of education legislation is sparking opposition from both sides
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Some students face increased tuition fees of more than Â£7,000 because of funding cuts, universities warn.
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Private schools are creaming off the most able students, says influential independent school head
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A former education adviser to Tony Blair warns school admissions policy is creating confusion for parents.
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Vulnerable youngsters expelled from schools in England are being let down by the system, say inspectors.
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Some administrators are pushing back against an ethos of super-achievement at affluent suburban high schools.
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Grammar schools were more successful than independent schools in England in getting pupils into university.
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Units which teach disruptive pupils struggle to get them back into mainstream school, Ofsted says.
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A primary school whose test results were quashed  for alleged cheating denies having  done anything wrong.
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At least 43m children around the world are unable to go to school because of armed conflicts, a new report says.
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Â· Bursaries not all allocated at eight institutionsÂ· Many youngsters unsure if they are eligible