GP shortage crisis hits London and Wales hardest
Patients in London and Wales face the worst GP shortages in England, with some doctors handling over 2,500 patients each. Experts warn of a growing crisis in primary care.
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UK universities face funding crisis - Oxford and Imperial at risk
Leading UK universities, including Oxford and Imperial College London, warn of financial instability due to government funding cuts, risking research and global competitiveness.
University fee crisis breaking higher education
Rising tuition fees are pushing students into debt and crippling universities. Is the UK's higher education system on the brink of collapse?
Universities urged to accept students who missed grades
Leading universities are being pressured to accept students who narrowly missed their A-level grades, as UCAS data reveals a surge in appeals and clearing placements.
US universities see sharp fall in international students
New data reveals a worrying trend as US universities report a significant fall in international student enrolment for the upcoming semester. Experts weigh in on the causes and potential solutions.
Northern universities miss out on £150m talent fund
Leading universities in northern England have been excluded from a major £150m government fund aimed at boosting research and innovation, sparking criticism over regional disparities in funding.
Jess Phillips urges Home Office to tackle rising crime
Labour MP Jess Phillips calls for urgent action from the Home Office and National Crime Agency to tackle escalating crime rates in England and Wales.
Welsh children face more adversity than English peers
A new study by Bangor University and Public Health Wales highlights stark disparities in childhood adversity between Wales and England, with Welsh children experiencing higher rates of challenges.
Chinese students in UK accused of spying by think tank
A UK think tank warns that Chinese students at British universities may be involved in espionage, raising concerns over academic freedom and national security.
UK China researchers face harassment - survey
A new survey highlights the pressures faced by UK academics studying topics sensitive to China, including online harassment and institutional challenges.
Cherry Vann: A New Era for the Church in Wales
Cherry Vann, the new Archbishop of Wales, shares her vision for a more inclusive and progressive church in an exclusive interview.
UK unis suspend Gaza student groups amid free speech row
Manchester and Bristol universities face backlash after suspending student societies tied to Gaza solidarity, sparking debates on free speech and political neutrality.
China-backed uni centres face UK free speech law threat
New UK legislation threatens the future of Chinese-funded research centres in British universities, sparking debates over academic freedom and foreign influence.
Dream Coastal Homes for Sale in England & Wales
Explore breathtaking coastal properties currently on the market in England and Wales. From charming cottages to luxurious seaside villas, find your perfect escape by the sea.
Welsh rugby star Rees-Zammit signs with NFL's Jaguars
Wales rugby sensation Louis Rees-Zammit stuns the sporting world by signing with the NFL's Jacksonville Jaguars, leaving rugby union behind for a shot at American football glory.
Rees-Zammit set for NFL switch with Jaguars
Wales and Gloucester winger Louis Rees-Zammit is reportedly in talks to join the NFL's Jacksonville Jaguars, marking a sensational career switch from rugby to American football.
Louis Rees-Zammit leaves NFL for rugby return
Welsh rugby sensation Louis Rees-Zammit makes a dramatic U-turn, leaving the NFL to return to rugby. Discover the reasons behind his decision and what it means for his career.
Louis Rees-Zammit quits rugby for NFL dream
Welsh rugby sensation Louis Rees-Zammit stuns fans by quitting rugby to pursue an NFL career. Find out why he’s taking the leap and what it means for Wales.
UK unis face free speech fines under new law
New legislation empowers the Office for Students to fine universities that fail to protect free speech, sparking debate over academic freedom.
Knife crime and robberies decline in England and Wales
New government figures reveal a sharp decline in knife-related offences and robberies, marking progress in tackling violent crime.
Government targets 'low-value' university degrees
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson announces stricter regulations on university courses deemed 'low-value', aiming to protect students from poor returns on investment.
Oxford crowned world's most prestigious university
A new study reveals Oxford as the world's most prestigious university, with UK institutions dominating the top spots in a ranking inspired by Netflix's 'The Crown'.
Chris Woakes out of England's T20 series due to injury
England's Chris Woakes will miss the upcoming T20 series against India and Zimbabwe after sustaining a knee injury. Josh Tongue has been named as his replacement.
90% of NHS nurses reject pay offer
Nearly all nurses across England, Wales, and Northern Ireland have overwhelmingly rejected the latest pay proposal, raising fears of further strikes and staffing shortages in the NHS.
Muhammad tops baby name charts again in England and Wales
The name Muhammad has once again claimed the top spot for baby boys in England and Wales, marking its second consecutive year as the most popular choice.
Police uniforms crush testicles, restrict breasts - officers
Police officers across England and Wales raise concerns over ill-fitting uniforms causing severe discomfort, including crushed testicles and restricted breast movement.
Joe Schmidt picks first Wales squad with Morgan and Tizzano
New Wales head coach Joe Schmidt has unveiled his inaugural squad, featuring standout players Jac Morgan and Carlo Tizzano, as he prepares for the upcoming summer Tests.
Tom Brady joins Wrexham as minority investor
Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney welcome NFL icon Tom Brady as a minority investor in Wrexham AFC, marking a thrilling new chapter for the Welsh club.
Welsh Archbishop named Dean of Leicester Cathedral
The Archbishop of Wales is set to become the new Dean of Leicester Cathedral, marking a significant cross-border appointment within the Church of England.
Migration trends reshape England and Wales population
New figures show significant changes in population distribution across England and Wales, driven by migration patterns and demographic shifts. Experts analyse the implications.
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