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Police intervened during Nancy Pelosi's speech at the Oxford Union on Thursday, removing two pro-Palestine protesters who disrupted the event by waving Palestinian flags.

Foreign entities are actively targeting British universities with the aim of undermining national security, according to a warning issued by MI5. University leaders from 24 prominent institutions

 

The Alan Turing Institute has underscored the pivotal role of artificial intelligence (AI) in informing crucial national security decisions, while also cautioning against potential risks.

In a bold move aimed at curbing phone addiction among its students, the All Saints Catholic College in Notting Hill, London, has unveiled plans to extend the school day to 12 hours.

 

A recent study by Ofcom suggests that nearly a quarter of children aged five to seven in the UK now possess their own smartphones, indicating a significant rise in technology adoption among

 

A Muslim student's High Court challenge against a ban on prayer rituals at a high-achieving school in London, once dubbed Britain's strictest, was dismissed today.

 

The Oxford Student has learned that Oxford Speaks, a student speaker society, will feature an impressive array of speakers this Trinity Term, including former U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi,

 

Daniel Kebede, the general secretary of the National Education Union (NEU), has indicated the possibility of teachers in England and Wales going on strike again as early as September.

 

The launch of the most expansive childcare expansion initiative in history is underway, offering significant relief to thousands of parents of two-year-olds nationwide.

 

A recent survey conducted by early years charity Kindred² has revealed widespread support for the notion that children should be toilet-trained before starting primary school.