Rates turn business into white elephant
Just like its large and lumbering animal namesake, the Elephant of inner-city Leeds has become an endangered species - but locals are now joining forces to try to keep it...
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Global breast cancer campaign aims to increase survival rates
Women in every part of the world are to be targeted in a new campaign launched today to raise awareness of the dangers of breast cancer.
The campaign, named Redefining H...
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Widening access rates (Northern Ireland)
Participation of under-represented groups in higher education:
Young full-time first degree entrants 2002/03 in Northern Ireland Total entrants % from
state schoo...
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Drop-out rates (England)
Non-continuation in higher education following year of entry:
Full-time first degree entrants 2001/02 in England % young
entrants
drop out of HE % mature
entrants...
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Drop-out rates (Scotland)
Non-continuation in higher education following year of entry:
Full-time first degree entrants 2001/02 in Scotland % young
entrants
drop out of HE % mature
entrant...
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Widening access rates (Wales)
Participation of under-represented groups in higher education:
Young full-time first degree entrants 2002/03 in Wales Total entrants % from
state schools %
worki...
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Drop-out rates (Northern Ireland)
Non-continuation in higher education following year of entry:
Full-time first degree entrants 2001/02 in Northern Ireland % young
entrants
drop out of HE % matu...
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Fall in student drop-out rates
Drop-out rates at UK universities fell for the second year running, according to figures published today by the Higher Education Statistics Agency.
At 14% for 2002/03, ...
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Widening access rates (Scotland)
Participation of under-represented groups in higher education:
Young full-time first degree entrants 2002/03 in Scotland
Total entrants
% from
state schools
%
working ...
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Minutes show rates could rise again
The Bank of England's monetary policy committee voted unanimously to hold interest rates steady this month, minutes revealed yesterday, but City analysts said it was too ...
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