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27 November 2015
The woman who faces a death sentence under Sisi

Sondos Asem commented on President Sisi of Egypt's visit to the UK for the BBC. Take a look at the piece here.  

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11 September 2026

Global education research must shift from controlled studies to what works at scale, researchers say

Education researchers should move beyond small, tightly controlled studies and focus much more heavily on how effective programmes can be implemented by governments at scale, according to a new analysis in Science by What Works Hub for Global Education researchers. 

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09 September 2026

A type of mobile phone tutoring can maintain learning during crises, finds large multi-country study published in Nature

Education systems can use particular type of mobile phone tutoring to maintain and improve children’s learning during major disruptions such as school closures, which affect hundreds of millions of children worldwide, according to a major new study published in Nature by Noam Angrist and colleagues.  

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08 September 2026

DPhil student Utkarsh Saxena named by TIME as one of the 100 most influential people in AI

For his work on a nonprofit technology addressing the gigantic bottleneck in India's justice system, DPhil student Utkarsh Saxena has been recognised alongside the biggest names in AI in the world.

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