The proportion of students from state schools entering UK universities has remained almost unchanged for the past five years, despite continuing efforts by institutions to boost numbers.
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Luke James is joined by Toby Farmer, Mitchell Ryan, and Film editor James Palmer to discuss the Champions League round of 16 and Europa League round of 32. Every UCL tie is covered in this week’s pod, with each UEL fixture including a UK team analysed at the end of...
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Eric Sun imagines the potential conversations to be had and mysteries to be unraveled in conversation with philosopher and author Ayn Rand.
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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp conceded the Premier League title following his side’s 3-1 defeat to Leicester on Saturday. Klopp said: “I don’t think we can close the gap. We are not worrying about the title, we are not silly.” Liverpool’s capitulation marks their fifth loss in seven games and sees...
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Universities may have to set their own exams because A-level grades will be “flattering” this year, an Ofqual adviser has said.
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England Women will return to action after almost a year without a fixture with friendlies against Northern Ireland and Canada. The Lionesses are due to host Northern Ireland at St. George’s Park on Tuesday 23 February. Newly-appointed assistant coach Hege Riise will lead England for the first time, with the...
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Nick Alford reviews the Channel 4 drama series 'It's a Sin', reflecting on its raw and emotional, gripping and devastating portrayal of the reality of the HIV/AIDS pandemic of the 1980s.
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Gian Remnant explores the importance of political risk and how it is increasingly being considered by companies in their business tactics.
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Euan Healy assesses the recent Russian protests against opposition leader Alexei Navalny's imprisonment, reflecting on whether the youth of Russia may challenge Putin's retention of power
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Black Country, New Road's combination of post-punk influences with Jewish folk and indie guitars makes for one of the year's most intoxicating albums.
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Trigger Warning: this article discusses rape and sexual assault. It’s a chilly grey Sunday afternoon in late November, and small groups are beginning to gather on the Warwick University piazza. They huddle in clusters, wearing masks and holding hand-made cardboard signs: ‘Boys will be held accountable for their actions’, one...
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Gavin Williamson is set to announce phased university return from 8 March, although most students are unlikely to return this term.
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Rebecca Ludden recommends some romantic reads for every kind of reader this Valentines.
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