‘It’s going to be bad’: Universities brace for cuts as ministers eye student loan burden
The Treasury is reportedly worried about the mounting pile of unpaid student loan debt.
The Home Office said I had the perfect citizenship application – and then rejected it
“I think British people don’t care about us, they had five years to fight for us, they don’t even fight for their own rights."
Kellogg’s is to reduce its annual cardboard and plastic use by the equivalent of half a ton every day
"The impact of our food is much broader than just what goes in the box – it’s also about the impact we have on the planet."
Little Britain trends as Home Office considers charging EU citizens to visit UK
"Slapping charges on arrivals from the EU and elsewhere would send completely the wrong signal to the world. It would show the government wants to build fortress Britain rather than a truly global Britain."
‘Own it’: Remainers rage as Brexiteer moans about ‘appalling’ Australia trade deal
Isabel Oakeshott wrote that the post-Brexit deal with Australia would be a "death knell" for British farming.
Indigenous woman named New Zealand’s next governor-general
Dame Cindy Kiro said she hopes to inspire Maori girls.
‘Cry Me A Refurb’: Dominic Cummings stars in hilarious spoof video
"You don't have to say, what you did, I already know, I recorded everything."
Brexit: Liz Truss calls to scrap border controls on Irish sea trade removing the checks from PM’s deal
She also couldn't think of one person who welcomed the report by the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities, which found no evidence of institutional racism.
Private hospitals provided handful of Covid beds despite taxpayer billions
The government paid around £200 million monthly to secure 8,000 beds from 26 private hospital groups during the coronavirus crisis, but they were barely used.