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I’m a consultant to Education International – the global federation of teacher unions.
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Greenwich, south London
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Always.
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Since the Bruce Page days.
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I was looking for original thinking on key issues.
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Michael Prodger is one of the best art critics around.
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Margaret Atwood.
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All-time favourite NS article?
Anything by David Reynolds.
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This article appears in the 11 Jan 2023 issue of the New Statesman, Burning down the House of Windsor