Grandparents are helping more mothers get back to work but the rising pension age means they may face a conflict over providing care in the future.
In an economy evolving at breakneck speed, the shelf-life of a career has never been more fragile. What once felt stable and future-proof is now at risk of being swept away by an unrelenting wave of automation and artificial intelligence.
As the UK-India signed FTA last week, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer discussed the deepening of partnership between India and the UK in the education sector, perhaps one of the most exciting sectors for...
Grandparents are helping more mothers get back to work but the rising pension age means they may face a conflict over providing care in the future.
On Friday, 10th November 2017, one of Swaminarayan School 6th Form student, Jai Patel, gave a speech in the Houses of Parliament Common’s Chamber in front of The Speaker and a full chamber with members of UK Youth Parliament. His speech reflected...
Dentists who invent patients and bill the NHS for work that was never done are fuelling a health service fraud bill of more than £1 billion a year, health officials have warned. The head of the newly formed NHS Counter Fraud Authority said such...
Now you can pre-tire, by winding down and working fewer hours or taking a hobby job, and you can un-retire, by stopping work then resuming your career after a break. Then, of course, at some stage you have to re-retire.
Health experts have predicted that artificial intelligence will replace doctors within the next 10 years.
Graduates from the country’s top universities will earn an extra £177,000 over the course of their career once the costs of studying have been deducted.
Theresa May has admitted a change in her party's approach on tuition fees in England, saying she has listened to voters and fees will freeze at £9,250.

Indian music superstar Hans Raj Hans visited the University of Birmingham and found out more about University life when he met students from India.
Controversial tests taken by England's seven-year-olds will be scrapped by 2023, but nine-year-olds will have to sit times table tests under new plans.
A London academy has become the first school in Britain to introduce a 10am start after research showed that teenagers do not fully wake up until mid-morning.