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Vol. 12, No. 2
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A Beacon of Hope for the Future

Education Special.

Specialist schools: 'bog standard' or 'limitless possibilities'? - Building bridges between state and private schools - The negative impact of league tables - The recipe for success - 'Choice, choice, choice': Labour's new mantra

November, 2004
Volume 9, No. 6

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Parliamentary Brief is one of the very few high-quality independent magazines in Britain. That alone would make it special. But, in addition, it manages to be essential reading for anyone trying to understand the twists and turns of British political life. It offers a well-informed view of a wide variety of areas of political debate, from planning law to health care. It has excellent access to senior politicians, and so can bring readers the flavour of their thinking. It is not narrowly domestic: it covers international issues such as the Sudan competently and from a refreshingly independent standpoint. All this is a tribute to the partnership of good editorship and intelligent readers. Parliamentary Brief has succeeded in becoming the magazine of the political in-crowd without being captured by its readers. That is a considerable achievement, and one that deserves many more successful years.
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