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'I think Todd in particular gravitates not towards the weird stuff': Skyrim's co-lead and Morrowind 'torchbearer' says Elder Scrolls 6 will probably be pretty normcore

I feel a great disturbance, as if a million Morroboomers cried out in anguish and were suddenly silenced.

PC Gamer

Ofqual will ‘take action’ if extra exam time given to private schools is unfair

A higher proportion of independent school pupils are granted 25% extra time to complete their exams than pupils in non-selective state schools.

Evening Standard

Stephen Bond obituary

Other lives: Heritage practitioner who managed conservation projects at Hampton Court Palace and the Tower of London

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The E2E Tech 100 track 2024

Meet the top 100 business tech leaders contributing to the UK economy

The Independent UK

Zegna x The Elder Statesman’s collection launches at Singapore’s Fullerton hotel

At Singapore's Fullerton hotel, Zegna x The Elder Statesman launched their collaboration, a colourful, gender-fluid collection made entirely of cashmere. Guests included celebrities, press, and tastemakers, and DJ Yeti Out’s Tom Bray. Alessandro Sartori, Zegna's artistic director, discussed his vision for the collection and his love for Ferrari GTO cars.…

The Hindu

A new battery recycling facility will deepen Kentucky's ties to the electric vehicle sector

A recycling facility will be built in Kentucky to shred electric vehicle batteries in a $65 million venture

The Independent UK

Toyota Built A Hydrogen-Powered Autonomous Robot To Kick Soccer Balls

Toyota already has a basketball-throwing robot.

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Ex-Ofsted chief calls for overhaul of grading system after Ruth Perry’s death

Sir Michael Wilshaw told Tes magazine that one-word judgments should be replaced with a more ‘nuanced’ report.

The Independent UK

People are only just realising what Tesco stands for – and it all started with tea

Tesco gets millions of customers through its doors each year but a lot of us might not know the story behind one of the country's biggest brands - the story behind the founder is intriguing

Daily Mirror

Colombia's government to send pension reform proposal to Congress

Colombia's government is set to send a pension reform bill to Congress on Wednesday that would widen coverage and strengthen the state pensions administrator, although analysts fear it could pose a risk to capital markets and public finances.

Reuters

UK's 'strictest school' looking for assistant head who'll be 'wedded to the job'

The backlash was prompted by demanding language within the recruitment post for an assistant head at Mercia School in Sheffield which asked for applicants who will "work ridiculously hard"

Daily Mirror

Sheffield school criticised for saying job applicants must be ‘wedded’ to role

Advertisement for assistant headteacher said candidates must be ‘on alert from 7am through until 6pm’

The Guardian - UK

Germany beckons for Hunter's green hydrogen

Green hydrogen produced at the Liddell Power station site could be used to fuel one of the world's largest clean energy projects.

Newcastle Herald

Education Minister says his 'biggest fear' is private schools losing tax breaks

School Standards Minister Jonathan Gullis was branded out of touch by Labour for suggesting that scrapping charitable status for private schools was one of his greatest worries in education

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The Elder Scrolls' messy lore reveals the games' greatest strength

Seemingly bottomless lore is a major reason that Bethesda's fantasy RPG series holds a special place in the hearts of so many players.

ABC News

A 'graphite battery' in Wodonga will be Australia's first commercial thermal energy storage

A Wodonga pet food factory is preparing to take delivery of a technology that experts say will help businesses get off gas, reduce emissions, and save money. Here's how it works.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow school shortlisted for major education award

The school was one of two in Scotland to be shortlisted by a panel of expert judges - including school leaders, inspectors and education researchers - for the accolade.

Daily Mirror

School staff quit for better paid jobs in supermarkets as cost of living crisis bites

Headteachers are struggling to recruit and then retain staff with some having no interviewees for roles as candidates work out they can earn more stocking shelves

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Heads fear a ‘worrying’ rise in Covid cases after free tests stop

Some schools are seeing three times the level of pupil absence that they did before restrictions were lifted in February.

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