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DfE civil servants met history teachers last week to unveil the changes, in a document seen by the Guardian.

A document seen by the Guardian shows the Metropolitan police paid £143,455 to Datong for "ICT hardware" in 2008/09.

On Wednesday, he asked citizens to vote on a new constitution, a document seen by Mr. Rajoelina's foes as a crafty way for him to remain in office.

In a document seen by IRIN, Yemen's planning ministry (Mopic) estimates that the decision to cut fuel subsidies could lead to an additional 500,000 Yemenis living below the breadline.

Saudi Arabia's government, its finances strained by low oil prices, is ordering ministries to cut their spending on contracts by at least 5%, a document seen by Reuters shows.

A document seen by the Mail on Sunday reveals that the target time to get to those suffering a range of serious problems including strokes and seizures is to be increased to 19 minutes.

In a secret document seen by the Guardian, a large slice of billions of euros of funds that are supposed to be devoted to research and development into renewables such as solar and wave power are likely to be diverted instead to subsidising the development of the well-established fossil fuel.

Mr Attanasio was described in a recent document seen by the Guardian as "a person who has recently been given a three-year custodial sentence for corruption".

The 2009 surveillance of the new Turkish finance minister, Mehmet Simsek, and the possible targeting of up to 15 members of his delegation to London, laid out in a GCHQ document seen by the Guardian, is a startling illustration of how far the UK's appetite for electronic eavesdropping has strayed beyond traditional cloak and dagger.

This week, headteachers in Kent, one of the biggest local education authorities, are reeling from shock at a new document, seen by Education Guardian, spelling out exactly what a school leader can expect if their school is found to be failing.

A classified document seen by the Telegraph compares the two planes in a range of military scenarios, ranging from intervening in the Falklands to striking terrorist camps in Chad and a stabilising operation in Saudi Arabia.