60 academics signed a letter calling on the government to drop the plans

‘Prestigious’ universities still advertising places for over 13,500 courses

Huge drop in student intake will leave universities without tuition fee funding

Charitable donations could play a more major role in UK university funding if trends continue

Andrew Williams meets influential Conservative blogger and commentator Iain Dale to discuss his political career, the Coalition government and why Ed Miliband fails the ‘Number 10 doorstep test’

The Chancellor was right to cut the top rate of tax in last weeks’ controversial Budget, Charlie Sherriff argues

Reforms to healthcare, education and the welfare state are an attack on the fabric of our society, writes Joe Earle

Try as our politicians might, heckling and confrontation is an inescapable reality, writes Andrew Williams

Trade Unions are putting self-interest ahead of the public interest – failing to recognise that we are all in this together

The new leaders of Greece and Italy have more in common than their job titles – both are members of the secretive Bilderberg Group. Andrew Williams takes a look at the mysterious organisation

Maya Oppenheim rejects government proposals to criminalise squatting in the context of a housing crisis in an era of rampant unemployment

Kevin Bennett considers the likely impact of government plans to cut the number of MPs and redraw constituency boundaries