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To refresh my memory, I've been looking at the programmes for Birmingham Rep and Bristol Old Vic in the first six months of 1956.

This trend has been driven mainly by the distinct lack of reliable data on the quality of graduates in Higher Education (HE), in contrast to the well-established large-scale international assessment programs at the school level (such as the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) and the Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMMS)).

Also take a look at the programme for the All Change festival at Theatre 503, which includes performances, workshops and conversations around new writing from across Europe.

We thank colleagues at the Programme for Infection and Immunity, in particular Susan John, for helpful advice and discussions.

Looking at the programme of events for today, it seems like the best the English can do is organise an asparagus run in Worcestershire.

To cheers, Tony Hall made the pledge at the launch of the programme for Hull UK City of Culture, adding that the BBC would be "unashamedly Hull-centric in 2017".

Kieran Smith, the creative director (factual) at Love Productions, which made the programme for the BBC, said: "People who have monstrous views aren't always monsters.

We offered two-page case registration forms on which the GP could register the treatment at the start of the programme for each individual patient.

Unless GCHQ has stopped using Prism, the agency has accessed information from the programme for at least three years.

Although the LHC is not the only machine at CERN, it has dominated the programme for the past few years.

For the remaining observations, participation in the programme is defined by whether the individual is observed as being in the programme for at least one month.