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Higher education leaders warn of ‘great strain’ as publicly funded organisations brace for increase in employer contributions
Groups including Chegg and Duolingo say new tech presents opportunities as they fight to compete
Suella Braverman reveals package of measures aimed at reducing overall migration
Concerns raised over implementation as other vocational qualifications are defunded
Schools and universities are using ChatGPT in the classroom, but will it devalue the fundamentals of learning?
Report proposes 500-year-old Christ Church loosens historic relationship with clergy
Move criticised by predecessor Liz Truss, who in a speech in Taiwan urges prime minister to designate China a ‘threat’
Ministers tackle boom area in legal migration with net inflows set to hit a record high
G7-led price cap on Russian oil exports forces Kremlin to raise tax burden on producers
Thousands across Britain get together for street lunches after the formal crowning of King Charles on Saturday
Police arrested 52 people including republican protesters and council volunteers after warning against disruption
Sir Keir Starmer is trying to focus his campaign on the cost of living as bills hit record levels
Graduates ‘in the dark’ as industrial action looms over their final exams and job prospects
Declines follow admission from California-based Chegg over AI chatbot’s effect on revenue
Headteachers’ union warns National Tutoring Programme will ‘die’ if ministers push ahead with cut in lessons subsidy
A growing number of voters are graduates and they are becoming less likely to back the Conservatives, threatening to redraw the country’s electoral map
Almost half of votes cast at AGM against revamped policy that could award higher bonuses
One in seven teens now engage in the practice as pressure mounts on government to clamp down on sale of e-cigarettes
Headteachers criticise ‘vague’ detail around government’s flagship numeracy push
Rise in mid-career apprenticeships allowing private training companies to generate lucrative profits, say critics
Ministers had hoped deal would lead to similar settlements with striking public sector workers in England
End of Local Enterprise Partnerships as part of a devolution drive will come at a cost, critics argue
NHS Providers says timing and duration of walkout poses severe test for health service
Ministers struggle to curb widespread industrial action in public sector
Turnitin launches service to check for text generated by services such as ChatGPT
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