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2. Attlee built modern Britain with a tiny team of advisers. Will Starmer learn from him?
3. New terms of engagement
4. An end to exam factories
5. The Network
6. J'Accuse! The guilty men and women of the Brexit debacle: Afer this humiliating failure for our political class, we need a new constitutional settlement
7. Boris Johnson needs a vision for the future: Britain is entering a postwar reckoning
8. The real Eton Rifles: public schools and the first world war
9. The Churchill Government of 1951-55 : a study of personalities and policy making
10. Looking for a master plan: Ed Miliband has had mixed results as an opposition leader--but he might shine as prime minister
11. Farewell to Buckingham, Yeats for trolls, the freedom of uncertainty, and serving our students
12. Automatic for the people
13. Finishing off the job
14. The hot seat.
15. 'Elite' Oral History at the London School of Economics
16. School's out
17. J'Accuse!
18. Education's Berlin Wall: last week, in a wide-ranging essay, David Kynaston and George Kynaston challenged policymakers (especially on the left) to address the dominance of the private school minority in public life. Over this and the next four pages, leading educationalists reply to the essay and offer their own solutions to what we are calling the '7 per cent problem'
19. The enduring agony of one who survived; The centenary of the First World War reminds Anthony Seldon of his heroic grandfather - and the family scars that still lingers
20. Just another brick in the wall: British schools have become joyless production lines. This is the moment for change. By Anthony Seldon
21. Gove is winning the hearts of state heads; Teaching unions don't want you to know, but head teachers support his education reforms
22. Why GCSE is broken; After the controversy over the English results, Anthony Seldon says it's time to change the way we test pupils
23. The grades are down – well done to you all! After decades of exam inflation, yesterday's GCSE results herald a return to credibility
24. All our young deserve a fair shot at sport; Sporting success at school should be about more than producing Olympians
25. We need to fix Britain's character flaws; The cult of personality has run rampant . It is time to return to more old–fashioned values
26. Kensington's extreme makeover; Welcome to Weekend's new History Page, in which writers and scholars will be explaining how they work to make the past come alive. This week, curator and historian Lucy Worsley offers on exclusive preview of a revamped royal palace; below, Anthony Seldon singles out the year he wishes he'd seen
27. Academies are a remarkable force for social change
28. Relax, and go with the flow; As exams loom, a leading educationalist offers some words of advice to all those about to sit them
29. Private schools must join up with the new state system; It would be better to open academies and help 'free schools' than provide bursaries
30. A winner who squandered Labour's spoils
31. Will Blair finally bring himself to book? The former PM's memoirs are published next week, but will they tackle the great unanswered questions about his beliefs, failures in office - and the Iraq war, asks his biographer Anthony Seldon
32. A-levels fail to open the hearts and minds of our young adults; The sixth form should develop inquiring minds, not just churn out A grades, says Anthony Seldon
33. FLAWED. FAILED. FINISHED; Gordon Brown was a man of intellect and heart who became the architect of New Labour's downfall - and his own - says his biographer Anthony Seldon; FLAWED. FAILED. FINISHED
34. A king of infinite space; On the anniversary of Shakespeare's birth and death, Anthony Seldon asks why we are allowing the world's foremost playwright and England's cultural figureahead to disappear from the classroom
35. THE DISPATCHES IN A CLASS OF THEIR OWN; Headmaster Anthony Seldon gives top marks to the lost art of school-report writing
36. HISTORY IN THE MAKING The Thatcher files Newly released documents from Margaret Thatcher's first year in office reveal her widespread distrust of the Establishment - and growing impatience with the Carter administration, says Anthony Seldon
37. Why Blair beat Brown to the Obama clinch The Middle East envoy has found a passionate supporter for his cause, says Anthony Seldon
38. Blair Unbound
39. Why it is worthwhile teaching children well-being
40. Thatcher's legacy distorts the Tory vision: The squabbling over the party leadership can be blamed on the ideological divisions introduced in the 1980s, argues Anthony Seldon
41. For the good of himself, his family and the party, it's time for Ed Balls to fall on his sword
42. After the deluge
43. The last true blue blood
44. Why Brown won't read THAT book
45. THE HEART OF POWER.
46. yAn end to exam factories.
47. THE IMPOSSIBLE OFFICE?: THE HISTORY OF THE BRITISH PRIME MINISTER.
48. Not lucky, just good
49. Calculus of failure
50. The Diary.
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