Judge Hears Harvard Challenge to $2.6bn Trump Funding Cuts
Federal judge hears Harvard's challenge to $2.6bn Trump funding cuts, arguing they illegally pressure the university to adopt government policies.
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Judge Orders Trump Administration to Restore $500m in Funding to UCLA
Federal judge orders Trump administration to restore $500m in frozen federal grants to UCLA, citing procedural violations.
London Schools Face £45m Funding Crisis Over Falling Pupil Numbers
London schools could lose £45m in funding over four years as pupil numbers fall, with secondary schools now facing cuts to staff and curriculum.
Trump Grant Cuts Leave Rural Schools With Few Options
Trump administration grant cuts leave rural Kentucky schools struggling to fund mental health counselors and programs, with few alternatives.
Can a youth club revival help the ‘anxious generation’?
Emma Warren discusses the impact of austerity on UK youth clubs and the government's new strategy to revive them.
Send Spending Soars 60% to £14bn, May Reach £18bn by 2028
UK government takes over Send funding from councils; OBR warns of £20bn fiscal risk by 2028, potentially cutting school spending per pupil by 4.9%.
Brian Cox Warns UK Physics Funding Cuts Are ‘Destruction of the Future’
UK particle physics faces existential threat as STFC slashes grants by nearly 70%, prompting warnings from Brian Cox and other scientists.
Private School Fee Advance Schemes May Face VAT Clawback, Experts Warn
Tax experts warn HMRC may claw back VAT from private schools' £500m fee-in-advance schemes, potentially leading to legal disputes.
Ministers Face Calls to Explain How £6bn Send Funding Hole Will Be Paid For
Ministers face calls to explain how £6bn Send funding hole will be paid for, as OBR warns of significant fiscal risk.
UK Curator of African Film June Givanni to Receive Bafta Award
June Givanni, founder of a London Pan-African film archive, to receive Bafta's outstanding British contribution to cinema award.
Sesame Street Finds New Home on Netflix After Decades of Turmoil
Sesame Street, the iconic children's programme, launches on Netflix after decades of funding battles and UK broadcasting gaps, offering a new global platform.
Teachers Union Threatens Strike Over School Budget
National Education Union threatens strike ballot unless government agrees to inflation-plus pay rise for teachers in England.
Trump Administration Cuts $450m More in Harvard Funding Over Antisemitism Claims
Trump administration cuts $450m more in Harvard funding, totalling $2.65bn, citing antisemitism concerns. Harvard refuses demands, launches legal action.
Headteachers Forced To Become School Caretakers In Funding Crisis
Headteachers in England are forced to do caretaking duties like unblocking toilets and clearing dead animals due to budget cuts, a survey finds.
Rural England Receives Significantly Less Government Funding Than Urban Areas, Study Finds
Rural England receives 50% less government funding than urban areas but pays £100 more council tax, study finds.
University Funding Drops to Two Thirds of 2015 Levels
University funding in England falls to 64% of 2015 levels after inflation and cuts, with a new levy on international fees set to worsen deficits.
Majority of Schools Face 'Catastrophic' Staffing Cuts to Stay Afloat
Two-thirds of school heads in England warn they must cut staff or hours to survive, with catastrophic impacts on pupils, as funding shortfall looms.
Oxford Professor Who Quit Over Trump Donation Defends Resignation
Oxford professor Bo Rothstein defends his resignation over a Trump donation by benefactor Blavatnik, citing principle and receiving widespread support.
Judge Rules Trump Administration Unlawfully Cut $2.2bn in Harvard Grants
Federal judge rules Trump administration unlawfully cut $2.2bn in Harvard research grants, marking a major legal victory for the university.
Columbia University Agrees to Trump Demands for $400m Funding Restoration
Columbia University agrees to Trump administration demands, including banning masks and reassigning Middle East department control, to restore $400m in federal funding.
Youth Work 'Black Holes' Found in Half of English Council Areas
Half of English council areas have youth work 'black holes' with few services despite high deprivation, study finds. North worst affected by cuts since 2010.
UK Social Clubs in Desperate Fight for Survival
UK social clubs face funding crisis; four in five rate finances as poor; clubs like Guiseley and Bilston fight to survive.
City & Guilds Bonuses Scrutinised Amid Privatisation Plans
City & Guilds executives receive million-pound bonuses after privatisation, as cost-cutting plans emerge involving potential offshoring of UK jobs.
Trump Bill Reclassifies Nursing, Sparks Outrage
Trump's bill reclassifies nursing as not a 'professional degree', limiting student loan access and sparking outrage among nursing organisations.
Childcare Centres Face Funding Loss After Safety Breaches
New legislation would allow childcare centres to lose federal funding after a single safety breach, with unannounced inspections and public naming of failing providers.
States Sue Trump Administration Over Student Loan Caps, Warning of Nursing Crisis
24 Democratic-led states sue to block Trump student loan caps, warning of worsened nursing shortage and higher costs.
Chris Rokos Donates Record £190m to Cambridge University
UK billionaire Chris Rokos donates record £190m to Cambridge University to establish a new school of government.
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