Education 'key to tackle cheats'
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Education is key to combating cheating and ensure pupils see it as morally unacceptable, a report says.
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There should be more checks on the use of information collected by supermarket loyalty cards, suggests David Blunkett.
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A study reveals a lack of consistency in the way universities punish plagiarism.
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Schemes to improve adults' English and maths skills need to be more "creative and responsive", a report says.
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Online marking comes under scrutiny as one exam board advises students to write answers to length.
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A-Levels and GCSEs are to be monitored by a new independent watchdog to ensure that school exam standards are maintained, Schools Secretary Ed Balls will tell the Labour Party conference on Wednesday.
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GCSE coursework has been hit by league tables, targets and performance pay, the exams watchdog says.
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Money given to schools to support pupils who have special educational needs should be ring fenced, campaigners say.
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Police are investigating allegations of widespread cheating by students taking a key South Korean exam.
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Comment is free: Geoffrey Wheatcroft: Football, athletics, even cricket - the stain of cheating and doping now seems ingrained in our most cherished games.
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Changes to GCSE coursework, designed to eliminate plagiarism, are announced by the assembly government.
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An inquiry into Texas scores on high-stakes tests is the latest case in a series of cheating incidents.
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Hackers could bypass security warnings and download malicious content.
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And Computer Associates too Tens of thousands of websites belonging to Fortune 500 corporations, state government agencies and schools have been infected with malicious code that attempts to engage in click fraud and steal online game credentials from people who visit the destinations, security researches say.â¦
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Swing to technology is a threat to GCSEs and A-levels, teachers warn
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Metal detectors are to be installed at hundreds of schools in England in an effort to curb knife crime.
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The BBC's Mike Baker analyses the facts behinds the tough message from England's chief inspector of schools.