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"I'll look at the English programme as well," Mullins said, before giving a knowing grin.

An independent evaluation of the Creative English programme by Coventry University, just published, found it had exceeded all its targets.

The government-funded Adult Migrant English Programme, operated through Charles Darwin University, provides language instruction for immigrants who are not native English speakers.

On the issue of the recitation of poetry by children as young as five, what the coalition government appears to fail to mention is that this is already provided for in the current key stage one English programme of study.

Stravinsky, bully that he is, has also pushed out space deserved for a full review of the Britten Sinfonia strings, who toured a meticulously thoughtful if somewhat episodic English programme, ending tonight in Norwich.

When Twenty20 emerged as a major force in the English programme, there were understandable concerns that big-hitting, dynamic players could concentrate on the shorter formats of the game and, as a consequence, Test cricket would miss out on these young talents, ultimately placing it under threat.

The English Village concept was developed in part as an antidote to the highly structured, school-based English programmes.

Jenny Hannan, NSW director of the Australian Council for Private Education and Training (ACPET), says: "English programmes have always been delivered offshore, but over the past few years the trend to deliver programmes staffed by trained native speakers has also grown.

A financial incentive accelerates the process: universities that do not offer English programmes risk losing students.A single language for global communication is a wonderful thing, particularly well suited to universal topics like mathematics.

Other companies spoke to me about the need to invest in local content such as Nollywood Nigeriaa's equivalent of Hollywood), biblical content, learning English programmes, 'good times, not charity' as one CEO put it.

Julia Raeside The first night of the 118th Proms begins with an all-English programme overseen by an all-English roster of conductors: Roger Norrington, Mark Elder, Edward Gardner and Martyn Brabbins passing the baton as if participating in a genteel Olympic relay.