The troubled University of Wales is effectively abolished and its under-pressure chairman resigns as a merger is agreed following a succession of damaging revelations.

State already has insufficient accommodation for those in higher education, James Lawless says

State already has insufficient accommodation for those in higher education, James Lawless says

Provision will be made in budget for new deal despite the lack of agreement, Minister says

Industrial action by over 160,000 public sector workers due to begin later this month

New recruitment and spending restrictions to be introduced in health service in coming days amid Government concern at €700m overrun

University staff are set to hold a one-hour work stoppage early next month in a row with the Government over a new pay deal.

Recent year-end funding gap measures for third level institutions have fallen out of favour

Non-medical managers are the only safety-critical part of the service that do not have a regulator. Lady Justice Thirlwall says that must change. So do we, says Tom Dolphin, chair of the BMA council

TikTok video by Darren Gaffney

Forty-eight children and teens developed skin and soft tissue infections after an outbreak of aggressive strain of MRSA developed

Professor Andrew Coogan, behavioral neuroscientist and Director of the Chronobiology and Sleep Research Laboratory at Maynooth University