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A tribute to the BBC coverage of the Tunisian revolution.

He said the Board of Trustees of the BBC that BBC coverage of Arab spring was neutral but could be more comprehensive.

The Council said that the BBC must do more to explain how learned from credible news content obtained from its listeners and viewers and surfers, such as photo material on mobile phones from pedestrians or activists.

The Board of Trustees, praised the "courageous journalists and technicians on the ground which enabled them to deliver news on the air."

The Commission's report described the overall BBC coverage of Arab spring as "extraordinary".

But the report also said that it was possible to follow some news in some States extensively more and could listen to different voices in opposition and to feedback from a broader range of States.

Performance review was chaired by the BBC's Arab spring Edward Mortimer, a Middle East expert and former Director of communications at the United Nations.

The report talks about the declining coverage of the Egyptian after Mubarak.

Mortimer praised the BBC coverage of the protests, which lasted 18 days in Egypt that led to the overthrow of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, and to maintain the existence of the BBC on both sides of the conflict in Libya, and cover the uprising in Tunisia.

But was the low coverage of the BBC to Egypt after Mubarak and delayed coverage of human rights violations by the rebel forces in Libya.

Mortimer also questioned the lack of coverage issue Saudi and the absence of a clear policy regarding the use of the word "system" to describe Governments that faced uprisings.

Mortimer wrote in the report that impressed in particular by "professional attention BBC to ascertain the public's news content", but said that public access to the BBC to fully ascertain than materials.

The report said that greater efforts must be made to draw the attention of viewers and listeners to the BBC website on the Internet.

Cover of count violations in Libya, kadhafi was delayed.

The report said the site "offers a great deal of information and backgrounds on the news but some 97 percent of the news articles in the BBC did not refer to the website for more information.

The BBC said it had asked the preparation of the report not to sense that their coverage of Arab spring was incomplete, but the events of Arab spring "the importance and complexity of the fast-moving events coverage usually are covered on the ground."

The BBC said she was happy that the report commended coverage in General and the appreciation of journalistic work "exceptional" and "Supernova".

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Study: students pay for their parents ' poverty savvy

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The gap in the England and Scotland twice those in most developed countries.

The smart students suffer poor school delays by up to two years compared to their counterparts rich.

Has Dr John travels, expert in education Institute in Britain, studying data available from twenty-three students in the State on their average age is 15, before he concludes that outcome.

Interestingly, the results indicated that the gap between savvy students from poor and rich environments in England and Scotland, twice its size in most developed countries.

Invited researcher to adopt measures to help children from poor environments smart people succeed in school.

Analysis of statistical data "standard reading skills" for 2009 gap between wealthier students and the poorest is two and a half years in England and three quarter year in Scotland.

This gap is more than doubled in Germany, Finland and Iceland, where only the rich students make by one year from their peers.

Generally, the gap between the students, their riches and their inferiors, in England, more than nineteen other States, while the gap in Scotland than in twenty-two States.

The greatest difference in level of academic achievement between rich and poor, the share of students in New Zealand and the United States, compared to the rest of the countries under consideration.

Travels in his study was based on data for 2009 international student assessment program. Data are obtained from this study every three years to study the evolution of student achievement in the reconstruction of fifteenth in the developed countries.

Wrote travels in a special issue of the journal of financial studies "that the impact of inequitable economic and social level achievement may have fallen in England and Scotland during the past decade, but this effect is still higher than that of many States.

He was essentially compares between the level of reading to children of workers on the one hand and the sons of lawyers, doctors, and stressed that it is necessary to reduce this gap.

He travels "focused education policies over the past decade to improve achievement among students least able poor backgrounds and these policies have worked very well and had some success."

However "policy makers now convert led attention to reducing the disparity between the educational attainment of children the most intelligent to ensure that low-income families left in the ass."

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Netherlands: access staff after their release in Libya

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Access Netherlands Criminal Court after being released in Libya

The four employees working in returned International Criminal Court freed after their arrest in Libya after their visit Saif al-Islam Gaddafi.

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The four employees working in returned International Criminal Court freed after their arrest in Libya after their visit Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, to the Netherlands late Monday.

International Criminal Court wrote in the official announcement via Twitter that "four employees in the International Criminal Court, released from Libya, arrived in the Netherlands".

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Alateri Ajami said Sarkozy holding battalion commander Colonel Muammar Gaddafi's son late in a press conference after the arrival of the President of the International Criminal Court, South Korean Sang-hyun Song to place "four employees were released."

And Libyan Deputy Foreign Minister confirmed that four employees no longer in custody in Libya.

President of the International Criminal Court "I would like to thank the Libyan authorities to undertake the necessary arrangements to release staff of the International Criminal Court to heal reunite them with their families."

The delegation of the Court were suspended on 7 June after their visit to Saif al-Islam al-Gaddafi detained there since November.

The President of the International Criminal Court on arrival in Libya

The delegation charged with harming "national security" of the country, it also accused Australian Melinda Taylor, counsel and a lawyer, Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, compiled Helen Assaf smuggle important documents to Saif al-Islam Gaddafi.

Libyan authorities blamed Australian Melinda Taylor, counsel that it brought with it rarely is a camera and an encrypted message from Mohammed Ismail is one of the main assistants to Saif al-Islam, Libyan Justice of supplements.

And the International Criminal Court has promised to investigate the accusations made against her delegation sent to Libya.

It is noteworthy that Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, is required for the International Criminal Court for war crimes.

The four officers in addition to its translated Lebanese lawyer Taylor Elaine Assaf and two in the Bureau are Alexander khodakov 60-year-old Chief consultancies Spanish Esteban Peralta Luzia, aged 48 years.

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