Broken Britain: Prime Minister David Cameron said during a visit to a Norwich school yesterday that he was determined to bring 'rigour' back to the classroom David Cameron yesterday launched a blitz on ‘coasting’ schools in affluent areas which are being outshone by their inner-city counterparts. He said hundreds of secondary schools in better-off parts of the country needed a ‘wake-up call’ to improve their results. In a major speech, Mr Cameron said that schools in areas such as Oxfordshire and Surrey were being out-performed by two inner-city London schools. The Prime Minister said these coasting schools could not blame deprivation for their poor results and pledged to expose their ‘complacency’.

the

OPTIONS:
- Britain schools gained five or more good GCSEs, despite large
- Cameron schools gained five or more good GCSEs, despite large
- David Cameron schools gained five or more good GCSEs, despite large
- London schools gained five or more good GCSEs, despite large
- Norwich schools gained five or more good GCSEs, despite large
- Oxfordshire schools gained five or more good GCSEs, despite large
- PM schools gained five or more good GCSEs, despite large
- Surrey schools gained five or more good GCSEs, despite large
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London schools gained five or more good GCSEs, despite large


Angry: John Kirby, pictured with his daughter Amelia, is demanding answers over the mysterious death of his pet dog Wilma First it was the muffled crack of a gunshot and then the six ‘yelps’ that told the dog owner something was terribly wrong. Now property developer John Kirby is demanding answers from a luxury hotel after his beloved whippet was mistaken for a rabbit and shot dead on its golf course. Four-year-old Wilma was killed just yards from her owner’s garden. Mr Kirby, whose £400,000 house borders the Marriott Meon Valley Hotel and Country Club near Winchester, Hampshire, heard a ‘muffled crack’ before his pet ‘whimpered in pain’ and died.

Innocent victim:

OPTIONS:
- Amelia's dog was out playing his his garden, and was found dead in the bushes to the right
- Country Club's dog was out playing his his garden, and was found dead in the bushes to the right
- Hampshire's dog was out playing his his garden, and was found dead in the bushes to the right
- John Kirby's dog was out playing his his garden, and was found dead in the bushes to the right
- Kirby's dog was out playing his his garden, and was found dead in the bushes to the right
- Marriott Meon Valley Hotel's dog was out playing his his garden, and was found dead in the bushes to the right
- Wilma's dog was out playing his his garden, and was found dead in the bushes to the right
- Winchester's dog was out playing his his garden, and was found dead in the bushes to the right
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John Kirby's dog was out playing his his garden, and was found dead in the bushes to the right


Robyn Gardner was buried alive in a dog’s grave dug up by her lover who taped a plastic bag over her head, the National Enquirer claims. The allegation is the latest sensational development in the story of the Maryland woman, 35, who vanished two months ago while on holiday with Gary Giordano in Aruba. Authorities have been searching for her since August and Giordano, 50, is currently being held in jail as they suspect he was involved in her death. Missing: Robyn Gardner, left, 35, of Maryland, vanished two months ago while on holiday in Aruba with Gary Giordano, 50, right, who she reportedly met online

‘He dug up a fresh dog’s grave with his hands, removed the dog’s body, widened the hole and put

OPTIONS:
- Aruba in it,’ they told the National Enquirer.
- Gary Giordano in it,’ they told the National Enquirer.
- Giordano in it,’ they told the National Enquirer.
- Maryland in it,’ they told the National Enquirer.
- National Enquirer in it,’ they told the National Enquirer.
- Robyn Gardner in it,’ they told the National Enquirer.
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Robyn Gardner in it,’ they told the National Enquirer.
Broken Britain: Prime Minister David Cameron said during a visit to a Norwich school yesterday that he was determined to bring 'rigour' back to the classroom David Cameron yesterday launched a blitz on ‘coasting’ schools in affluent areas which are being outshone by their inner-city counterparts. He said hundreds of secondary schools in better-off parts of the country needed a ‘wake-up call’ to improve their results. In a major speech, Mr Cameron said that schools in areas such as Oxfordshire and Surrey were being out-performed by two inner-city London schools. The Prime Minister said these coasting schools could not blame deprivation for their poor results and pledged to expose their ‘complacency’.

the

OPTIONS:
- Britain schools gained five or more good GCSEs, despite large
- Cameron schools gained five or more good GCSEs, despite large
- David Cameron schools gained five or more good GCSEs, despite large
- London schools gained five or more good GCSEs, despite large
- Norwich schools gained five or more good GCSEs, despite large
- Oxfordshire schools gained five or more good GCSEs, despite large
- PM schools gained five or more good GCSEs, despite large
- Surrey schools gained five or more good GCSEs, despite large
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London schools gained five or more good GCSEs, despite large


Angry: John Kirby, pictured with his daughter Amelia, is demanding answers over the mysterious death of his pet dog Wilma First it was the muffled crack of a gunshot and then the six ‘yelps’ that told the dog owner something was terribly wrong. Now property developer John Kirby is demanding answers from a luxury hotel after his beloved whippet was mistaken for a rabbit and shot dead on its golf course. Four-year-old Wilma was killed just yards from her owner’s garden. Mr Kirby, whose £400,000 house borders the Marriott Meon Valley Hotel and Country Club near Winchester, Hampshire, heard a ‘muffled crack’ before his pet ‘whimpered in pain’ and died.

Innocent victim:

OPTIONS:
- Amelia's dog was out playing his his garden, and was found dead in the bushes to the right
- Country Club's dog was out playing his his garden, and was found dead in the bushes to the right
- Hampshire's dog was out playing his his garden, and was found dead in the bushes to the right
- John Kirby's dog was out playing his his garden, and was found dead in the bushes to the right
- Kirby's dog was out playing his his garden, and was found dead in the bushes to the right
- Marriott Meon Valley Hotel's dog was out playing his his garden, and was found dead in the bushes to the right
- Wilma's dog was out playing his his garden, and was found dead in the bushes to the right
- Winchester's dog was out playing his his garden, and was found dead in the bushes to the right
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John Kirby's dog was out playing his his garden, and was found dead in the bushes to the right


Robyn Gardner was buried alive in a dog’s grave dug up by her lover who taped a plastic bag over her head, the National Enquirer claims. The allegation is the latest sensational development in the story of the Maryland woman, 35, who vanished two months ago while on holiday with Gary Giordano in Aruba. Authorities have been searching for her since August and Giordano, 50, is currently being held in jail as they suspect he was involved in her death. Missing: Robyn Gardner, left, 35, of Maryland, vanished two months ago while on holiday in Aruba with Gary Giordano, 50, right, who she reportedly met online

‘He dug up a fresh dog’s grave with his hands, removed the dog’s body, widened the hole and put

OPTIONS:
- Aruba in it,’ they told the National Enquirer.
- Gary Giordano in it,’ they told the National Enquirer.
- Giordano in it,’ they told the National Enquirer.
- Maryland in it,’ they told the National Enquirer.
- National Enquirer in it,’ they told the National Enquirer.
- Robyn Gardner in it,’ they told the National Enquirer.
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Robyn Gardner in it,’ they told the National Enquirer.
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Broken Britain: Prime Minister David Cameron said during a visit to a Norwich school yesterday that he was determined to bring 'rigour' back to the classroom David Cameron yesterday launched a blitz on ‘coasting’ schools in affluent areas which are being outshone by their inner-city counterparts. He said hundreds of secondary schools in better-off parts of the country needed a ‘wake-up call’ to improve their results. In a major speech, Mr Cameron said that schools in areas such as Oxfordshire and Surrey were being out-performed by two inner-city London schools. The Prime Minister said these coasting schools could not blame deprivation for their poor results and pledged to expose their ‘complacency’.

the

OPTIONS:
- Britain schools gained five or more good GCSEs, despite large
- Cameron schools gained five or more good GCSEs, despite large
- David Cameron schools gained five or more good GCSEs, despite large
- London schools gained five or more good GCSEs, despite large
- Norwich schools gained five or more good GCSEs, despite large
- Oxfordshire schools gained five or more good GCSEs, despite large
- PM schools gained five or more good GCSEs, despite large
- Surrey schools gained five or more good GCSEs, despite large
=====
London schools gained five or more good GCSEs, despite large


Angry: John Kirby, pictured with his daughter Amelia, is demanding answers over the mysterious death of his pet dog Wilma First it was the muffled crack of a gunshot and then the six ‘yelps’ that told the dog owner something was terribly wrong. Now property developer John Kirby is demanding answers from a luxury hotel after his beloved whippet was mistaken for a rabbit and shot dead on its golf course. Four-year-old Wilma was killed just yards from her owner’s garden. Mr Kirby, whose £400,000 house borders the Marriott Meon Valley Hotel and Country Club near Winchester, Hampshire, heard a ‘muffled crack’ before his pet ‘whimpered in pain’ and died.

Innocent victim:

OPTIONS:
- Amelia's dog was out playing his his garden, and was found dead in the bushes to the right
- Country Club's dog was out playing his his garden, and was found dead in the bushes to the right
- Hampshire's dog was out playing his his garden, and was found dead in the bushes to the right
- John Kirby's dog was out playing his his garden, and was found dead in the bushes to the right
- Kirby's dog was out playing his his garden, and was found dead in the bushes to the right
- Marriott Meon Valley Hotel's dog was out playing his his garden, and was found dead in the bushes to the right
- Wilma's dog was out playing his his garden, and was found dead in the bushes to the right
- Winchester's dog was out playing his his garden, and was found dead in the bushes to the right
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John Kirby's dog was out playing his his garden, and was found dead in the bushes to the right


Robyn Gardner was buried alive in a dog’s grave dug up by her lover who taped a plastic bag over her head, the National Enquirer claims. The allegation is the latest sensational development in the story of the Maryland woman, 35, who vanished two months ago while on holiday with Gary Giordano in Aruba. Authorities have been searching for her since August and Giordano, 50, is currently being held in jail as they suspect he was involved in her death. Missing: Robyn Gardner, left, 35, of Maryland, vanished two months ago while on holiday in Aruba with Gary Giordano, 50, right, who she reportedly met online

‘He dug up a fresh dog’s grave with his hands, removed the dog’s body, widened the hole and put

OPTIONS:
- Aruba in it,’ they told the National Enquirer.
- Gary Giordano in it,’ they told the National Enquirer.
- Giordano in it,’ they told the National Enquirer.
- Maryland in it,’ they told the National Enquirer.
- National Enquirer in it,’ they told the National Enquirer.
- Robyn Gardner in it,’ they told the National Enquirer.
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Robyn Gardner in it,’ they told the National Enquirer.