The Observer has learned that a major report by Ofsted looking at the level of sporting activity in schools before and after the coalition came to office in 2010, which was originally due for publication last August, has been put back to the end of February at the earliest.
My earliest memories of life were all about its end.
Naguib Mahfouz has said that his earliest literary influence was the potboilers of Hafiz Najib.
We demand a spin-off series for them at the earliest opportunity.
They confirmed that, with the exception of some of the earliest versions of the letters, they had all said somewhere in the small print that they had come from the lender.
He thinks this might have something to do with the rise of the internet, which the book inadvertently documents: its earliest photographs come from 1994, an era that was "a little bit more friendly, a little bit more naïve", when the internet was more discussed than used, when a feature about it in Time magazine still had to open by explaining what the web was.
Under this rule, we would only release media once [potential irregular immigrants] were transferred ashore (at the earliest) … The fact that people will learn of certain details through Rescue Coordination Centre broadcasts … that does not mean that we greatly exacerbate the problem but (sic) announcing it ourselves.
We first meet Tyrannosaurus and Diplodocus as children, their bones inspiring dreams, nightmares, and some of our earliest connections to science.
The basic suite of tools journalists use has only been around six or seven years – so Gaza is one of the earliest glimpses into how propaganda and truth might intersect in 21st-century warfare.
In June 1863, this 31-year-old adventuress from Yorkshire embarked on what was one of Thomas Cook's earliest tours to Switzerland and, thanks to Miss Jemima's diligent diarising, was the first to be recorded.
From the earliest days Labour's political ideas were heavily influenced by the Fabians: Sidney Webb substantially wrote both the party's 1918 Constitution (including the original Clause IV) and its programme Labour and the New Social Order.
