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The University of Oxford has once again secured its position as the best university globally for an unprecedented eighth year in a row, according to the Times Higher

 

Oxford, not London, emerges as the murder capital of late-medieval England, with the male university population identified as the primary instigators of violence, according

 

Thousands more pupils will be supported in schools as the Department for Education today (28 September) announces four more attendance hubs.

 

In a recent development, plans to rename Linacre College in Oxford after Vietnamese airline mogul Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao have been shelved, as reported today. The college had initially

Employees at numerous British universities have canceled an impending strike set for next week, following agreements by several employers to cease pay deductions

 

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is contemplating a potential overhaul of the education system in England, which might introduce a new qualification known as the "British baccalaureate."

 

Queen's University has announced plans to create over 220 jobs as it commits to investing up to £100 million in constructing 460 student accommodations across three sites. These residences

 

In a noteworthy development, the number of 18-year-olds in the United Kingdom being admitted to universities has witnessed a decrease for the first time in five years. This decline follows a

 

New figures published by the government reveal that the number of schools in England dealing with deteriorating concrete has reached 174. This number has increased from

New research reveals that over 25% of universities in the UK are operating food banks and one in 10 are providing food vouchers to students amid the ongoing cost-of-living crisis.