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Hundreds of thousands of public sector workers walk out and vow to continue protests until pay demands are met
Hundreds of thousands of public sector workers set to walk out on Wednesday in co-ordinated action
Study says focus has to be maintained on tackling ‘learning deficits’ caused by shutdown of classes
Achievement, attendance and recruitment levels fail to recover from Covid’s battering
Millions of pounds are being invested to turn scientific research into global companies. But some founders say they have to give up too much equity
Former CBI president criticises government moves to bring down migration by targeting universities
Figures come as health leaders warn that patients will face severe disruption during biggest NHS walkout on February 6
India, South Asia and Nigeria become key markets as sector seeks to diversify its intake over political risks
GMB announces four more walkouts in February and March as it calls on government to ‘talk pay now’
UK group was among best performing FTSE 100 stocks last year
Nursing union vows ‘sharp increase’ in action as data find almost 500,000 days lost to strikes in November
Gillian Keegan confirms she is ‘engaged with unions’ ahead of pay talks on Wednesday
Biggest education union announces seven days of walkouts in February and March
Winners wanted more than academic acclaim — they identified ways to turn aspirations into concrete, real-world results
Move by Labour-led administration in Cardiff will increase pressure on Rishi Sunak to follow suit
Russell Group of universities hits out at government’s below-inflation increase in maintenance loans
Announcement highlights party’s efforts to demonstrate commitment to fiscal discipline
Educators welcome government plans but say without investment proposal is ‘unachievable’
Institutions increasingly take advantage of appetite from wealthy donors, says Imperial president
Parents and charities fear ownership by leveraged companies could make childcare even more expensive
Academics urge universities to develop new forms of assessment after launch of program that imitates essay-writing
Nurseries forced to close and class sizes growing in schools and colleges, finds inspectorate
British schools face barriers to keeping cash management classes on curriculum, despite students’ desire to learn
Schools minister says health agency ‘working closely with schools’ after increase in scarlet fever infections
Staff shortages emerge in key subjects as recruitment slumps, with science among worst affected
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