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GB News has paid Conservative MPs more than £660,000 in appearance fees and salaries since it launched, against just £1,100 to Labour MPs, Guardian analysis shows. The payments, recorded in the parliamentary register of interests, come amid growing concerns among centrists about the channel’s sway over the Tory party’s direction. The biggest single beneficiary was Jacob Rees-Mogg, with the former business secretary paid nearly £325,000 in the last year. He currently receives slightly more than £29,000 a month as a presenter for 40 hours of work, or £729 an hour.

Teaching English as a Foreign Language to Young Learners ages 6 – 9 Teaching English as a Foreign Language to Young Learners ages 6 – 9 For a teacher trained to teach older children, teaching very young learners

More Resources for Your Online Teaching - EFL Magazine First, there was a delay. Then, there was a decision to go to online teaching for two weeks. Now, it looks like I may never actually meet my students at all this semester….or even next if the 12 to 18-month predictions are true (1). So, what am I supposed to do to try to give my students some sens...

The IELTS Is Not Academic Writing - EFL Magazine What happens when students’ academic writing skills are not developed within the classroom, and IELTS reigns supreme? What happens is that IELTS writing...

The Great Brexit Balls Up for ELT Those connected with teaching English as a foreign language may be forced to see this Great Brexit Balls Up as the impetus for change as the sands shift.

The Problems with Cambridge English Exams - EFL Magazine Discover the solution for problems with Cambridge English Exams, read the blog to find out the best solution to cope with this issues.

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⑤ Facts About Chinese National Day (You Never Knew) - LTL School Chinese National Day (国庆节 Guóqìng jié) is celebrated on October 1st every year to commemorate the founding of People’s Republic of China.

Facing destitution: the student accused by UK of cheating at English Kishor, fluent in English when he came to the UK, has been left relying on food banks after Home Office claims

English test scandal: 'Eight years pretty much destroyed' Waqas Jawaid’s optimism on arrival in UK turned to despair when officials accused him of cheating

‘I became suicidal’: students accused of cheating by UK tell of 'living hell' Thousands who lost their visas are hoping a report this week will help resolve the Home Office dispute

Students wrongly accused of cheating in visa test take fight to Downing Street International students who lost right to live and study in UK fight to clear names

Right now, children need a champion. But they are losing one | Polly Toynbee The new children’s commissioner must not be another Tory crony, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee