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The Telegraph‘My husband might die for this country, yet Starmer is insulting us with his school fees tax’
Holly Pope* is absolutely furious. And in total despair – about what on earth she’s going to tell her daughter Emily if Labour gets into power in July.
- The Conversation
University funding is in crisis – and none of the political parties have a clear plan to fix it
Resolving the shortfall in university funding would require increasing tuition fees, government grants or international students, or reducing student places.
- The Northern Echo
Demolition of North East university's halls approved ahead of £250m redevelopment
NEWCASTLE: Castle Leazes demolition approved SUMMARY A halls of residence that has housed tens of thousands of Newcastle students will be torn down.
- Bradford Telegraph and Argus
Large primary school forced to close for at least a day due to unexpected issue
A large primary school in Bradford has been forced to close for at least a day due to an unexpected issue.
- The Telegraph
Pro-Palestine protesters plot graduation disruption at Cambridge University
Pro-Palestine groups are plotting to disrupt this week’s graduation ceremonies at the University of Cambridge, The Telegraph understands.
- The Conversation
Most Philly public school students have college ambitions − but their level of preparation depends on which high school they attend
A sociologist and former high school math teacher found that Philadelphia students face starkly different expectations for college depending on what type of school they attend.
- PA Media: UK News
Tories plan national virtual college to boost sector after SNP ‘neglect’
Scottish Conservative leader Meghan Gallacher spoke about her party’s proposals during a visit to Ayrshire College in Ayr.
- York Press
York school in bid to stop racegoers from urinating in grounds
New railings are set to be installed at All Saints RC School in York to stop racegoers using its grounds to relieve themselves.
- CNN
Opinion: Five keys to unlocking a creative, restful life
Summer can be a reminder of how much we need to recharge. Poet Tess Taylor is interviewing experts on the art of unplugging, starting with Alex Soojung-Kim Pang, author of ‘Work Less, Do More.’
- The Telegraph
Work diversity programmes have altered how middle-class professionals speak, study finds
Workplace diversity programmes have led to middle-class professionals speaking differently to how they did in the 1990s, a study has found.
- The Argus
School which required improvement now ranked good by Ofsted
An infant school in Burgess Hill has been rated good in its latest Ofsted inspection.
- The Independent
Parents and civil rights groups sue Louisiana to block ‘disturbing’ Ten Commandments law
Governor Jeff Landry said he couldn’t ‘wait to be sued’ – and now a First Amendment court battle begins
- Daily Echo
School's £350,000 transformation plan approved by council
A school for pupils with "severe or complex needs" has been given the go-ahead to transform one of its three sites.
- Watford Observer
Headteachers ask parents not to give children smartphones amid health concerns
Primary schools headteachers have written to parents asking them not to give smartphones to their children amid fears for their mental health.
- HuffPost
Louisiana Sued Over Law Requiring Ten Commandments Display In School Classrooms
Louisiana is the first state to implement such a law in more than four decades.
- Herald Scotland
'Do your job!' - marchers demand local and national politicians protect education
Parents, teachers, trade unionists and supporters joined the protest against 'devastating' budget cuts to education services.
- Reading Chronicle
Labour plan to tax private school tuition fees blasted as 'horrible and pernicious'
‘Horrible and pernicious’ is how Labour’s plans to tax private school fees have been described by the education secretary on a visit to Reading.
- OK! Magazine
This Morning fans left fuming as controversial guest announced for ITV show
Fans of ITV's hit show This Morning were left fuming at their television sets after it was revealed that a famous reality star would be appearing on the show this week
- Hello!
Carol Kirkwood sparks concern from BBC Breakfast fans with latest TV appearance
Carol Kirkwood has sparked concern from BBC Breakfast viewers with her latest appearance on the current affairs programme. Get the details here…
- OK! Magazine
Prince Harry's sharp take on the Middleton family's 'country bumpkin' life and William's 'obsession'
Top royal author Tina Brown claimed Prince Harry "couldn’t understand Prince William's obsession with his Middleton in-laws" and their lives in the countryside "bored Harry to tears"