The House of Lords have blocked the Internal Market Bill which could allow ministers to break international law
Marcus Rashford has been recognised for his charitable contibutions to tackle food poverty for children over the pandemic
Deputy music editor Reece Ritchie criticises the Conservative government’s attitudes towards creatives and defends their importance
Students feel largely let down by the government’s recent announcement regarding their freedom to return home at Christmas
The Higher Education Statistics Agency reported a 10 per cent rise in the number of international students
The report said the recommendation was based on a “distorted” view of Higher Education funding
Course sizes could shrink in the near future to accommodate a reduction in fees
A new study by the National Education Opportunity Network has revealed that white working-class males are the most underrepresented demographic at universities in England
Universities could lose their positions on league tables if they refuse to do more to tackle ethnic disparity
Annie Dabb questions the government’s newest Covid restrictions by asking what exactly a ‘substantial meal’ is, since you can have a pint with anything
Cyber advert goes viral amongst students as they stand up for the arts industry and against the government’s message to retrain
News Editor Lucy Nichols discusses the Prime Minister’s track record
Despite the debates surrounding HS2 the government has unveiled the ministerial group that will be managing the railway
Dolly Busby reviews the University of Manchester Drama Society’s Education, Education, Education
Government counter-extremism guidelines on universities inviting controversial figures to speak has been ruled unbalanced, inaccurate, and unlawful
Burnham’s campaign to end rough sleeping by 2020 takes yet another hit, following the recent proposal of a £100 fine for rough sleeping
The ‘Housing First’ model seeks to eliminate causes of homelessness while the council ponders plans to introduce a £100 fine for rough sleeping
A rise in the number of children going into care and the number of adults without housing has added pressure to the Manchester Town Hall budgeting crisis
