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Brighouse, one of the country's most influential education reformers, remembered as a 'towering beacon of light'

When China President Xi Jinping and US President Biden sit down in San Francisco in two weeks, among the most contentious issues on the agenda is likely to be the increasingly perilous situation in Taiwan, analysts and former US officials said on Thursday. After a lengthy prologue involving detailed protocol discussions, negotiations over possible deliverables, high-level official "confidence building" meetings and "will Xi, won't Xi attend" speculation, the two leaders ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The U.S. State Department has picked veteran diplomat Mark Lambert as its top China policy official, five sources familiar with the matter said, bringing in new leadership for a part of the department that has faced staffing problems and criticism over its handling of China-focused initiatives. Lambert will likely be named as the deputy assistant secretary for China and Taiwan, the sources said, filling the post left in June by Rick Waters. Waters had also served as the hea

Senior site manager for McCarthy Stone’s Summer Manor Retirement Living development in Burley-in-Wharfedale, Mick Waters is celebrating after…

Ebiquity CEO Nick Waters speaks to Campaign about the value gap in media, opportunities in APAC and progress in measuring media's carbon footprint.

Rick Waters, who heads the State Departments new so-called China House that supervises US policy toward Beijing, travelled to Beijing as well as Shanghai and Hong Kong

Schools may be relieved to recover a sense of normality, write Mick Waters and Tim Brighouse, but there are alternatives to returning to a ‘shot’ exams system

The old LEA model is dead, but why can we not have democratically accountable organisations?

Laura McInerney reviews an imposing new book by two education policy heavyweights and finds herself surprised to be surprised at its scope and quality

The backlash against phonics will result in teachers being misled into practices that will hold many children back