UK postgraduates burdened with double loan debt, reform urged
Postgraduate loan repayments start at £21,000, unchanged since 2016, leaving graduates with double debt and interest rates up to 6.2%, sparking calls for reform.
Postgraduate loan repayments start at £21,000, unchanged since 2016, leaving graduates with double debt and interest rates up to 6.2%, sparking calls for reform.
Tony Barnett, a science teacher and inveterate traveller who journeyed overland to Morocco in the 1960s and later battled heroin addiction, has died aged 81.
A new study reveals teenage boys aged 11-14 are 'stuck' reading primary-level books like Diary of a Wimpy Kid, while girls their age read a wider range of authors and genres.
Anna Funder, newly appointed professor of practice in creative writing at the University of Sydney, discusses her career, the importance of humanities in the age of AI, and her latest novel.
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RecommendedLondon Park School Hybrid, a UK hybrid school using screens for remote learning, is a World's Best School finalist. Students praise its model, contrasting with social media bans.
City of London members will vote on June 30 whether to continue £60,000 annual subsidy for The Aldgate School's affordable childcare, following parent outcry and a petition.
HKSTP led the largest Hong Kong delegation to BIO 2026, showcasing 20 biotech startups and aiming to boost global partnerships.
Thousands of pupils face school closures or early dismissals as a heat dome brings record June temperatures of 36.1°C. Hundreds of schools across Somerset, Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire, and other counties are affected.
Swiss Cottage School in Camden is among five UK schools shortlisted for the World's Best School Prizes. Harry Styles, whose friend teaches there, sent a surprise congratulatory message.
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RecommendedMore than 1,200 schools and nurseries in England and Wales are closed or partially closed as a rare red extreme heat warning from the Met Office pushes temperatures above 40°C, causing significant disruption.
AI virtually unwraps charred Herculaneum scroll, revealing stoic philosophy on ethics and human behaviour from the 2nd century BC.
Yoto adds Disney Princess stories and Julia Donaldson audiobooks to its screen-free audio platform, expanding kids' content library.
In 1972, Juliet Nicolson faced a choice: follow her DJ boyfriend to Tehran or accept an Oxford place. Her father's letter changed her life.
A student recounts her GCSE experience as her school becomes one of the first to replace them with a bespoke curriculum assessed more dynamically, starting in 2027.
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RecommendedProf Dave Phoenix argues against minimum entry requirements for university loans, saying policy should focus on inclusion, not exclusion, citing 25,000 Open University graduates who started with low qualifications.
A new study reveals that 68% of US students feel unprepared for AI-driven classrooms, raising concerns about equity and teacher training.
Dozens of London schools close early or shut entirely as a rare red weather warning for extreme heat forces pupils home. Sydenham School, Fielding Primary, and others dismiss students early from Tuesday to Thursday.
Poultry farms in Western Australia locked down after H5N1 bird flu confirmed; $800m cocaine bust; auction clearance rates at six-year low.
Five Hong Kong universities have placed in the top 100 of the latest QS World University Rankings, with the University of Hong Kong leading at 26th place.
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RecommendedMore than 2 million aspiring doctors in India retook the NEET exam after an alleged question paper leak, with heightened security and student trauma.
Adult conversions to Progressive Judaism in the UK rose from 78 in 2020 to 183 in 2025, driven by factors like DNA tests and inclusivity, despite increased antisemitism.
Ross Walker, CEO of Letting Grow, shares how the charity takes London children to the countryside, plants trees, and transforms lives through outdoor education.
Graham Clarke, 83, journeyed from architecture and early computing to psychoanalysis, focusing on Ronald Fairbairn's object relations theory. Author of five books, he co-edited a Fairbairn anthology and applied theory to film.
Michael Humphreys, a Baptist preacher and pioneer of adaptive thermal comfort research, has died aged 89. His work challenged narrow building standards.
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RecommendedHMRC will refund up to 71,000 Plan 2 student loan borrowers after a technical error led to incorrect interest calculations. Affected customers will be contacted automatically.
Learn how direct sowing vegetables in summer avoids transplant shock, speeds growth, and requires less work. Tips on soil, timing, and protecting seeds from animals.
Discover Yoto Club, a screen-free audio entertainment subscription for children. Access stories, music, and educational content anytime, promoting creativity and learning without screens.
Twinnie Day Nursery in Belvedere reassures parents after Ofsted report reveals choking hazards and unsafe lifting. Management acted immediately to address concerns.
UNSW ranks 19th globally, surpassing University of Melbourne (22nd) in QS World University Rankings 2027. Nine Australian universities achieve record highs.
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RecommendedCity & Guilds has reached a deal with Unite to largely avoid compulsory redundancies and offshoring of UK jobs to Greece, after a £22m cost-cutting plan sparked backlash.