Universities will be fined if they hand out too many first and 2:1 degrees to be fair to “hard-working students”, the education secretary is threatening.
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5th Aug 2026 | Updated at 01:09am 5th Aug 2026
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Internet giant Google has made a visit to a Maidenhead school to promote internet safety for 7 – 11-year-olds.
Nearly 200 pupils in Hertfordshire have been left without a secondary school place in September.
The review of university tuition fees in England has been caught in a Brexit gridlock - and might be delayed until May or later, according to sources.
Schools should teach a language to pupils from age five to 18 to reverse a "disastrous" decline in language skills, say MPs and peers. It follows a BBC investigation showing falls of between 30 and 50% since 2013 in the numbers taking language...
Redbridge Council has been declared the best local authority in the country for adult social care. Public service consultancy, iMPOWER, ranked the council the most productive nationwide in a major independent survey, published last week. Redbridge...
