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Literacy news covers the lastest news from the media. The most recent headlines are listed below and you can browse archived news from last four weeks by subject area using the left-hand menu. For more in-depth information or initiatives by subject area visit the site A-Z. You can also keep up-to-date with literacy news by subscribing to our free email newsletter or by reading the monthly NLT viewpoint.

Criticism for new Ofsted inspections (16.11.08)
Children’s Minister announces new campaign for dads (13.11.08)
Ofsted report on Skills for Life (07.11.08)
Study shows power of fiction (07.11.08)
Library e-book plans in doubt (06.11.08)
Sainsbury’s offers literacy courses to employees (06.11.08)
Arts Council England to reshape schools programme (04.11.08)
More needed on literacy in prisons, says MPs’ report (04.11.08)
Literacy at 10 influences solvency at 30 (31.10.08)

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