The publication signed a partnership with Viktor Orbán's government and has since published no coverage of the allegations around a Cambridge academic and former Reform UK policy chief whose foundation receives Hungary-linked funding

Eddie Bisknell, a local democracy reporter for Reform-led Derbyshire county council was told it would no longer engage with him after “concerns” over coverage

The ban comes just weeks after the Conservative leader called Reform's barring of critical journalists from their conference an "authoritarian" attack on the free press

Overseas visitors to the US are on track to drop by almost two million year-on-year.

Sam Dickinson looks at Turnitin’s paused plan to put student essays to work on AI – and finds that neither anonymisation nor university regulations answer the copyright question

Learners left unable to graduate or progress by ‘last resort’ industrial action

As the war in Gaza approaches its fourth year, the Guardian follows five ordinary Palestinians as they go about their lives. Each tells the story of their day, revealing the terrible toll of the confl...

Patient groups decry ‘scandalous’ delays as four integrated care boards take step due to soaring demand for diagnoses

The racist killing would rally hundreds to campaign for justice. Now, his family feel a ‘duty’ to speak up again amid the rise of the far right

Speaking exclusively to the BBC, Prof Peter Fonagy says being young is much harder now than it was.

According to the document, a total of 90 programmes will be “taught out” over the next several years, including 48 in the School of Language.

Lillia went missing from Bolton, Greater Manchester, on Friday and was last seen boarding a bus on Saturday.

Cambridge previously paid £5,000 compensation after an investigation partially upheld allegations against Dr James Orr

What does a beauty brand for Black women reveal about the intersection of race, gender, beauty, and higher education in the Jim Crow South? Hillary Belzer explores Tuskegee Belle Cosmetics.

Playwright was an unusual mix of originality and authority and in high demand as a cultural critic

In the towns and cities of western seaboard of Ireland, it rains more than 250 days a year, a notable wetness of the air which shifts from swirling moisture to pounding rain as weather systems roll in...

Changes to grant system suggested by Chris McDonald could ‘mistakenly’ further concentrate funding in the golden triangle, academics warn

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Am I really reading a report on universities offering work experience that has managed to involve 30 universities, 200 employers and business groups, a poll of 500 employer senior leaders, but not a s...

Lifeboat crew member wrongly identified as having helped small boat migrants speaks to BBC Verify.

Fully-funded and jointly supervised studentships across four developing research areas.

Students continue to suffer long after their degree providers or courses suddenly disappear, says report by England’s student complaints handler

With about £2.6bn in funds paid out each September, scammers are targeting student anxiety over the loan funding process

Editorial: The number of students taking creative subjects at A-level and GCSE is at a record low. The arts must not become the preserve of the most privileged

The hard right is poised to secure its first victory in Saxony-Anhalt, raising fears of a radical agenda targeting migrants, reforming education and smashing public broadcasters

Reading’s Bayeux Tapestry is a full-size copy of the original 11th century tapestry. It was created in 1885-1886 by 35 women of the Leek Embroidery Society 'so that England should have a copy of its o...

Exclusive: As millions of people face hosepipe bans, many companies are not required to report, let alone cut, use of public supply