The Cambridge Black Alumni & Student Collective says the University's decision to investigate Arday sparked wider concerns about Black students' experiences

The water reuse system is the largest in the UK, but requires a change in the law to be switched on

Astronomers warn it would tear the heart out of UK science, and leave a generation untrained.

Fernando Fernández argues $66bn combination of its food business with McCormick is right step despite upheaval

Benjamin Pine speaks to Professor Andrea Ferrari about how CamGraPhIC’s graphene transceivers could help solve AI’s growing energy crisis

A “mind-blowing” 42ft medieval well has been uncovered during works to expand a department store in Ripon.

Approximately 22,000 weekend students had been told their courses were never eligible for student finance.

Those affected have been told their courses were never eligible for maintenance or childcare loans

The foundation is alleged to have spent over £190,000 funding programmes based in Oxford and Cambridge

The government is looking at ways to make much-delayed London to Birmingham railway line cheaper to deliver.

The two parties have now reached a deal after ten years of dialogue

The Archives Centre houses the papers of significant figures such as Gordon Brown, Margaret Thatcher, and Winston Churchill

Researchers from the Faculty of Education have published a report claiming that Israeli violence has 'gravely undermined' Palestinian education

The CUP grant comes amid a reported need for reform across the publishing sector

The slated opening of West Yorkshire’s long-awaited tram network has been delayed until the late 2030s, Tracy Brabin has said, with the mayor saying “it takes too long to deliver infrastructure in thi...

The funding will be spread through three years and is part of a national package worth £3 billion

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A report suggests the costs of a road improvement project are scaled back by more than £4m.

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Israeli attacks on Gaza, mainly in Deir el-Balah and Khan Younis, kill at least 20 people this morning.

Stephen Sackur is in Rome to talk to Nicola Procaccini, an MEP for the nationalist Brothers of Italy party and confidant of Prime Minister Georgia Meloni.

Israeli orders cause panic at last functioning hospital in central Gaza as Hamas insists on permanent ceasefire in Cairo

Satellite images show the impact of the damage to Gaza's critical water and sanitation systems.