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...
Britain’s landmark online safety regulations are facing renewed scrutiny after a review by Ofcom found that children’s exposure to harmful social media content remained largely unchanged during the first nine months of the new rules.
A-level results are in and for thousands of British Asian students, the numbers tell a story of ambition, achievement and some remarkable individual successes.
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.
An inner city school in one of London's most deprived areas dubbed the 'East End Eton' has sent 21 pupils to university to train as doctors, dentists and vets.