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Student loans are to suffer greatly from the UK's inflation surge, prompted by Brexit

Jack Hunter dissects today's politics with the leader of the Liberal Democrats

Irteza Ishraq looks at the impact Brexit could have on researchers in the UK.

The case for Scottish independence is just as poor as at the time of the last referendum, argues Emma Leech

Notable absentees from original list of signatories have expressed their desire to have been included

Vice-Chancellor and heads of 35 Colleges and PPHs write in support of Lords amendment to guarantee EU residency rights

Despite concerns, Oxford University sees a ten per cent rise in European applications since the EU referendum last year

I haven’t spoken to very many MPs before, but I imagine there are few with whom you could launch straight into a conversation about...

UCAS figures show a seven per cent fall in university applications from the EU

The Chancellor of Oxford University has called on the government to stop treating foreign students as “economic migrants”

Stephen Hawes reports on one of the darkest speeches in Britain’s history

Theresa May suggests that the UK will “welcome” academic collaboration with Europe—but does little to allay academics’ fears

Marianna Spring speaks to Gina Miller about Brexit, fearlessness and challenging Theresa May

Polling conducted for the British Council has revealed strong support for foreign exchange programs

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