Apr 22nd, 2009 - Mail Online
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The former chief of the national exams watchdog yesterday urged ministers to quit over the SATs marking fiasco after claiming they 'sexed up' their side of the story to pin the blame on him.
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Erkin Guney took over the family business after his father died A cemetery boss accused of hiring a hitman to kill his late father's lover suspected her of poisoning the elderly man...
Iraq Al-Qaeda boss Abu Omar al-Baghdadi 'is captured'
Apr 23rd, 2009 - Times Online
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Credit Suisse Returns to Profit on Securities Unit's Rebound
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How to Hide Your Twitter Habit From the Boss
Apr 22nd, 2009 - New York Times
From our colleagues at Gadgetwise: On Friday, Oprah Winfrey fumbled her way to her first tweet live on TV, assisted by humble, lovable Twitter CEO Evan Williams. For Internet hipsters, it was the end of an era...
Ed Balls accused of 'sexing up' his evidence over SAT test fiasco
Apr 22nd, 2009 - Times Online
Ed Balls was today accused of "sexing up" his evidence to theinquiry into last summer's school tests fiasco and seeking to dodge blamefor the debacle. The Schools Secretary...
