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Leaders' union will debate conference motion to investigate how to better support workloads
We finally know what each of the six ministers will be doing
Shadow education secretary reveals more about her party's plans for the inspectorate
The party set out its stall at its annual conference in Brighton
Campaigners have offered a 'cautious welcome', but note there is room for huge improvement
Leaders fear missed opportunity to forge a positive relationship
Staffordshire is believed to be the first local authority to recommend bringing back such wide-ranging measures
Last-minute change means schools must continue reporting data daily from tomorrow
