700,000 GCSE Students Lack Physics Teachers in UK Crisis
A severe shortage of specialist physics teachers is leaving hundreds of thousands of GCSE students without proper instruction, threatening the UK's future in science and technology.
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Government scraps physics GCSE and A-Level research project
Exclusive: The Department for Education has abruptly terminated a flagship research programme designed to revolutionise physics teaching, sparking outrage from academics and scientists.
Katherine Ryan Banks Placenta Stem Cells For Son's Future
Comedian Katherine Ryan reveals her deeply personal choice to privately bank her placenta stem cells after childbirth, sparking a conversation on medical autonomy and future health possibilities for her family.
Inside America's 'Quietest School' Where Wi-Fi is Banned
Discover the extraordinary story of a West Virginian school in a radio-free quiet zone, where students learn without Wi-Fi or mobile phones to safeguard a neighbouring NASA observatory.
Australian Universities' International Student Crisis Exposed
Exclusive investigation reveals how Australia's top universities have become perilously dependent on international student fees, creating a financial 'house of cards' that risks collapse amid changing migration policies and global competition.
University Gender Row: Women Share Toilets with Men
A Daily Mail investigation reveals UK universities are flouting official guidance by allowing male students to use female-only facilities, raising serious safety and privacy concerns on campus.
Sorority 'Cold Rooms': The Chilling Hazing Practice in UK Unis
An exclusive investigation reveals the shocking 'cold room' initiation rituals in British university sororities, where new members endure freezing temperatures for hours as part of controversial hazing practices that have parents and experts deeply concer
Oxford University's luxury bus for students sparks outrage
Exclusive: Oxford University faces backlash for hiring a luxury double-decker bus to transport students just 1.5 miles between campuses, as many struggle with the city's severe accommodation shortage.
Freshers Splurge £10k on 'Insane' Dorm Makeovers
A new trend sees British university freshmen spending thousands on luxury dorm room transformations, from custom furniture to high-end tech, sparking debates on student spending and social media influence.
Saving American Universities: A Radical Blueprint
Exclusive investigation reveals the existential threats facing US higher education and the bold, controversial reforms needed to save it from financial collapse and irrelevance.
Australian Universities Slash Hundreds of Jobs and Courses
Major Australian universities are cutting hundreds of academic jobs and dozens of courses amid financial pressures and government funding reforms, sparking protests and concerns about the future of higher education.
McDonald's Employs STEM to Tackle Big Mac Meal Complaints
McDonald's UK launches a groundbreaking STEM-based strategy to revamp its iconic Big Mac meal, addressing long-standing customer feedback on value and experience.
UK crackdown on bogus milk teeth stem cell treatments
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority issues a stark warning over unproven and potentially dangerous 'milk teeth' stem cell therapies being deceptively marketed to vulnerable families, prompting a major crackdown.
State School Students Break Oxbridge Barriers with Record Admissions
A remarkable surge in state school admissions to Oxford and Cambridge is revealed, with Turkish-inspired educational reforms and strategic outreach programmes breaking down historic barriers to elite university access.
Gaza Students Secure UK University Places Amid Conflict
A major breakthrough has been secured for nine Palestinian students from Gaza, who will now receive support to take up their hard-won places at UK universities after being trapped by the ongoing conflict.
Melbourne Uni Spied on Pro-Palestine Student Protesters
Exclusive: The University of Melbourne faces a major scandal after internal documents reveal covert surveillance operations targeting pro-Palestine student protesters, raising serious questions about academic freedom and student privacy on campus.
UK Universities Generate £130BN for Economy, Supports 2.8M Jobs
A landmark study by the Higher Education Policy Institute shows UK universities contribute £130 billion annually, supporting 2.8 million jobs and adding £1 of every £35 to the national economy.
Mississippi Enforces Sweeping DEI Ban in Public Education
A sweeping new law in Mississippi has outlawed Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs in all public educational institutions, sparking a fierce debate on academic freedom and racial equality in the state's classrooms and campuses.
Trump policies threaten UK university funding from international students
UK universities express concern as Trump administration's new policies threaten to slash international student numbers, risking billions in lost revenue.
UK unis offer Gaza students scholarships amid conflict
Leading UK universities are stepping up to provide scholarships for Palestinian students affected by the conflict in Gaza, offering them a chance to continue their education in safety.
University 'brain drain' threatens smaller UK colleges
Leading UK universities are attracting a disproportionate number of students, leaving lower-ranked institutions struggling to survive. Experts warn of potential mergers or closures as the higher education sector faces a deepening crisis.
UTS academics reveal 'culture of fear' amid course cuts
Academics at the University of Technology Sydney reveal a toxic work environment as nearly a fifth of courses face enrolment suspensions, sparking concerns over academic freedom and institutional transparency.
UK students face yearly tuition fee hikes
University students across the UK are grappling with yet another yearly hike in tuition fees, raising concerns over affordability and access to higher education.
Scottish teen inventor Rebecca on TIME Magazine cover
Rebecca, a young Scottish inventor, has been featured on the cover of TIME Magazine for her groundbreaking innovations. Discover her journey and achievements.
French A-Level overtakes physics in popularity shift
French has surged past physics in A-Level popularity, reflecting a growing trend among UK students to prioritise modern languages over traditional sciences.
Chinese A-Level Students Surge in UK University Applications
Record numbers of Chinese students are opting for UK universities through UCAS, reshaping higher education dynamics and raising questions about future trends.
A-Level gap: England's grades drop while Wales & NI rise
New data reveals a widening gap in A-Level results across the UK, with England experiencing a decline in top grades while Wales and Northern Ireland see improvements. Experts weigh in on the disparities.
University Clearing: No longer a bargain basement option
The UCAS Clearing process is no longer a last-minute scramble for leftover university places, as growing demand and competition transform it into a strategic admissions battleground.
Loughborough Uni axes NI and Wales offices
Loughborough University is under fire for its controversial decision to close its offices in Northern Ireland and Wales, sparking criticism from education leaders and politicians.
Australia’s international student numbers surge
Australia is experiencing a significant rise in international student enrolments, with numbers climbing steadily. Discover the factors behind this growth and what it means for the country’s education sector.
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