Students question tuition value
Most say degrees not worth high fees Two thirds of students in England and Wales believe university is poor value for money, according.
Education
Finance
Education
Leadership
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The power of Dyslexia
The misunderstood advantage Dyslexia is still too often caricatured as a handicap: a deficiency to be fixed, a hurdle to be overcome, a.
People
RAF jets bolster NATO
First mission flown Royal Air Force Typhoons have completed their first Nato air-defence sortie over Poland as part of Eastern Sentry, reinforcing the.
Birmingham
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Transport
Award for new Brum trains
A new fleet on trains deployed on Birminngham’s Cross Cuty Line has scooped a national award. West Midlands Railway (WMR)’s Class 730/0s landed.
Finance
Politics
Reeves risks £18bn budget gap
Think-tank warns on productivity gamble Rachel Reeves could be left scrambling to fill an £18bn hole in government spending plans by the end.
Politics
Tech
Tech firms scramble over Trump visa fee
Confusion follows $100,000 H-1B charge Major companies including Amazon, Microsoft and JPMorgan rushed out emergency guidance to staff after President Donald Trump announced.
Life Sciences
World Affairs
Gazan children arrive for NHS care
First patients receive urgent treatment The first group of severely ill children from Gaza has arrived in the UK to receive life-saving treatment.
Politics
UK and Ireland unveil ‘Troubles’ legacy plan
Governments replace failed act with new framework for truth and accountability The UK and Irish governments have unveiled a joint framework to address.
Finance
Politics
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Time to reinvent state pensions
The broken promise The state pension is Britain’s proudest post-war promise: work hard all your life and the state will see you through.
Finance
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World Affairs
Vietnam freezes 86m bank accounts
The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) has frozen around 86 million retail bank accounts due to alleged non-compliance. This includes submitting biometric data,.