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Primary schools will receive the biggest boost from an increase in the number of trainee teaching places in England this year. The number of primary school trainee places will rise to 16,300 from 15,200.
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If Britain is bursting with commercial energy while other economies are flatlining, we have our independent business-builders to thank. Philip Beresford names the best.
BMW is on course for record profits and sales this year, while Fiat is enduring the most torrid time in its history. What's gone right and wrong for the carmaking families, asks Richard Bremner.
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