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Measures being introduced in August labelled ‘deeply regressive’ and research suggests nurses and teachers could be among the worst affectedThe government’s student loan reforms will benefit the country’s best-paid graduates at the expense of nursing g…
Protesters tent outside universities as part of growing movement calling for action on high rentsMirko Giuggiolini, 19, gets up at 5am for the commute from his parents’ home in Ronciglione to Rome, an almost two-hour journey by bus, train and metro, to…
Twenty-two institutions have been shut down as part of proposed month-long campaignA wave of student occupations has shut down schools and universities across Europe as part of a renewed youth protest campaign against inaction on climate breakdown. Twe…
Keir Starmer says party will set out ‘fairer solution’ to funding university fees in coming weeksUK politics live –latest news updatesKeir Starmer has said Labour is set to ditch its longstanding commitment to abolish university tuition fees in England…
Oliver Dowden says process ‘involved interviewing relevant persons’ but Sue Gray chose not to take partMomentum, the Labour group set up to promote Jeremy Corbyn’s agenda when he was party leader, claims that Keir Starmer could end up like Nick Clegg i…
University and College Union to go ahead with industrial action after members reject offer on pay and working conditionsStudents face potential delays in their degree results and graduations this summer after the University and College Union said it wo…
A mix-up on dates meant Rasikh Aziz travelled from Pakistan too soon. Now the University of Law has reported him to the Home OfficeAn international student who travelled to the UK two months early after being given the wrong enrolment date by his unive…
National Education Union says government is ‘rattled’ after delegates vote for strike action in England in summer termThe National Education Union’s leadership has threatened to organise a huge protest during the Conservative party conference, accusing…
As anger mounts over headteacher’s suicide, group bids for judicial review into inconsistencies of rulings by watchdogSenior school leaders are attempting to launch a judicial review against Ofsted on behalf of the whole sector, amid claims that school…
Corporation denies breach of impartiality rules by ‘rigging’ show in favour of Oxford and CambridgeThe BBC has rejected charges of elitism aimed at its University Challenge quiz show and defended allowing separate Oxford and Cambridge colleges to enter…