Academic integrity giant denies accusations as university declines to renew contract in favour of ‘other options’

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Research from UCL suggests visiting art galleries or museums, singing and painting can help improve health outcomes

This concluding chapter summarizes the arguments, evidence, and analysis presented in the previous chapters. It focusses on how questions of definition and

The statue celebrates the life of an MP who was behind the creation of the university.

This book gathers evidence and case studies from various parts of Europe and across the different sectors that comprise the creative industries, including the

This book gathers evidence and case studies from various parts of Europe and across the different sectors that comprise the creative industries, including the

This book gathers evidence and case studies from various parts of Europe and across the different sectors that comprise the creative industries, including the

UCL is consistently ranked as one of the top ten universities in the world (QS World University Rankings 2010-2022) and is No.2 in the UK for research power (Research Excellence Framework 2021).

A family remembers how their loved ones never returned from the fatal 1946 stadium crush in Bolton.

Johnny Rich argues that low graduate salaries in the arts aren't a sign of poor courses – they're a sign of an industry that profits from exploiting its workforce

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As two pubs in Newcastle ban AI art, artists discuss the impact it can have on creatives.

Depictions of working class life on TV and in culture and how they've changed.

Custodian University of Sunderland says renovation costs of £45m are too high and building must be pulled down. Not without a fight, say locals, who believe they’re being taken for fools

European governments are moving away from U.S. tech giants, opting for domestic or open-source alternatives.

Scholars with short contracts seen as more likely to favour doing ‘safer’ work, with ‘serious ramifications’ for their disciplines

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The independent review of Arts Council England (ACE), led by Baroness Margaret Hodge, is now part of the policy landscape in which participatory and community arts will have to operate for the next several years. The review is candid about bureaucracy, uneven cultural investment, weakened local cultural infrastructure, and the need to rebuild trust in the funding system. It also points towards a structural shift, including stronger local and regional decision-making and a more explicit relationship between culture and place.

Exclusive: British students will be able to participate in EU-wide scheme from January 2027, sources say