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Labour MPs Warn New Restrictions On International Students Could Compound The University Funding Crisis
Labour MPs Warn New Restrictions On International Students Could Compound The University Funding Crisis
Education
Labour MPs have voiced alarm over the decision to impose further restrictions on international students in the Immigration White Paper.
Net zero is popular and essential. Labour must take the fight to Badenoch and Farage
Environment
By Luke Murphy
Net zero is popular and essential. Labour must take the fight to Badenoch and Farage
Securing UK Growth: Why Government Must Prioritise Mobile Infrastructure Now Partner content
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By Mobile UK
Securing UK Growth: Why Government Must Prioritise Mobile Infrastructure Now
Women in Westminster: In Conversation With Lucy Fisher Partner content
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By Total Politics Impact
Women in Westminster: In Conversation With Lucy Fisher
Man Arrested After Fires At Homes Linked To Keir Starmer
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Man Arrested After Fires At Homes Linked To Keir Starmer
London Still Dominates Our Economy. Can The Trend Finally Be Reversed?
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London Still Dominates Our Economy. Can The Trend Finally Be Reversed?
In Greater Manchester, we have a plan to put prevention at the heart of the health system
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By Andy Burnham
In Greater Manchester, we have a plan to put prevention at the heart of the health system
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Labour MPs Warn New Restrictions On International Students Could Compound The University Funding Crisis
Education
Labour MPs Warn New Restrictions On International Students Could Compound The University Funding Crisis
Net zero is popular and essential. Labour must take the fight to Badenoch and Farage
Environment
By Luke Murphy
Net zero is popular and essential. Labour must take the fight to Badenoch and Farage
Securing UK Growth: Why Government Must Prioritise Mobile Infrastructure Now Partner content
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He has mapped the British state for decades, including its most secret corners. In doing so he has helped shape our institutions and the individuals who run them.
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Foreign affairs
Trade Envoys: Cheap, Effective Diplomacy Or Patronage-Fuelled Freebie Fest?
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Jonathan Reynolds: US Criticism Of Beijing’s Economic Policy Is “Reasonable”
Economy
Jonathan Reynolds: US Criticism Of Beijing’s Economic Policy Is “Reasonable”
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By National Autistic Society
Access to Work funding must not be missed opportunity
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By UK Council for Psychotherapy
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Mental health is still the poor relation to physical health as far as parliament is concerned.
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By Babraham Institute
Babraham scientists reveal how environmental signals can reprogramme stem cells
Epigenetics researchers at the Babraham Institute have identified the biological process that leads to global loss of the genome’s methylation memory when cells are reprogrammed at fertilisation to the so-called ‘ground-state’ development. Reported this week in the journal Cell Stem Cell, this new understanding of how epigenetic memory can be completely erased may prove useful in generating better quality cells for transplantation and cell-therapy purposes. The research also reveals how signals that come from the cell’s environment can help this reprogramming.
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By UK Chamber of Shipping
Changes to senior management at the UK Chamber of Shipping
The UK Chamber of Shipping has announced that Mark Brownrigg has decided to step down from the role of Director General from the end of this year.
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By NHS Blood and Transplant
Support for UK donation and transplantation strategy
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By AHDB Beef and Lamb
EBLEX conference to highlight changing face of retailing
The changing face of red meat retailing in a global marketplace and opportunities in the beef and lamb sector will come under the spotlight at this year’s EBLEX annual conference.
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By Royal National Institute of Blind People
Postcode lottery for cataract surgery leaving thousands at risk of sight loss
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By Health and Care Professions Council
HCPC launches consultation on standards of proficiency for operating department practitioners
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By Home-Start
New research proves Home-Start support benefits parents and children
Newly published academic research has demonstrated that Home-Start’s volunteer support has a positive impact for parents who are struggling to cope with their young families. The research also shows that children whose parents have had the support of a Home-Start volunteer have a better start in life than those who don’t.
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By Community Development Foundation
New data from Community First funded projects published
Our new research shows the types of projects funded through the Community First Neighbourhood Matched Fund programme.
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By Woodland Trust
Pickles 'destroys' ancient woods
The Woodland Trust has said the Government has failed to protect a precious wildlife habitat in Kent.
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By Action for Children
MPs debate outdated law on child neglect today
The British Association of Social Workers (BASW) have given their support for today's debate overhaul of the UK's 80-year-old child neglect law, which does not even include the Government's own definition of neglect.