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Director promises action as QAA says prestigious institution failing to meet sector standards and struggling to adapt to Covid-19

More than 76,000 academics at 157 universities participating in research evaluation

Scottish Parliament poll will see consensus on fee-free HE and may leave universities looking towards independence implications

¡®Unpredictable¡¯ sequence of cuts and increases for UK science budgets is undermining faith in spending promises, say sector leaders

OfS says group needs ¡®increased flexibility and greater support¡¯ to overcome challenges

Ex-chair discusses his time at regulator, next project reviewing delivery for the Westminster government and new book Accomplishment

Long-term public and economic health depends on empowering universities, businesses and health systems to work together, says Michael Spence

Union warns that employers ¡®have offered very little to dissuade members from voting for another round of industrial action¡¯

Organisation writes to Boris Johnson asking why shops and gyms can reopen but 1 million students can¡¯t return

Online harassment is now spilling into the real world, with politically outspoken historians doxed and subject to posters warning: ¡®You are being watched¡¯

Plymouth research shows teaching through immersive modules improved marks by about 4 percentage points

The Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities added to the scepticism but, done properly, training makes a difference, say Jules Holroyd and Jennifer Saul