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This was criticised by Channel 4's factcheck blog which questioned the origin of the data and stressed that the rate did not include students.

Sixty years ago, in 1892, "The Morning," a half-penny daily, started under American influence, opened with news on the front page; this was criticised as "un-English" and the paper soon reverted to the prevailing custom.

Although this was criticised by both the right and the left, it has returned the rate of non-white enrolment to what it had been before the court's ruling.In this section Super Tuesday, Ash Wednesday Primary colours The danger of dynastic politics At war in the northern woods Your health!

This was criticised earlier this week by reading charity Booktrust's chief executive Diana Gerald, who said that "too often, children are given 'timeless classics' to read, when there are so many other, newer books that are just as brilliant but can also talk to them about the world they know, in language that resonates with them".

This was criticised by the media and individual initiatives as refraining from gender competency and ignoring female expertise [51].

Although this was criticised by charities who feared they would lose out, on Tuesday Mr Osborne said the government was still examining ways of encouraging philanthropy and charitable giving.

For this he was criticised from two directions: "leading from behind", wailed the hawks.

This simplicity was criticised in The Economist's briefing, as though the EMH applied only to these hypothetical cases.

However, this decision was criticised by various Roman Catholic commentators.

This decision was criticised by Shaun Murphy, and Ken Doherty.

This position was criticised by anarchist communists as effectively "uphold[ing] the wages system".