Richard Adams

· 3-min read The University of Cambridge's prestigious veterinary course could be stripped of its professional accreditation after

Worries about animal euthanasia and mishandling of complaints from students about racism among concerns

The former foreign secretary William Hague has been elected as Oxford University's next chancellor, ending hopes that a woman would fill the role for the first time in Oxford's 800-year history.

Sixth-form colleges are taking legal action against the government to secure the same funding for pay rises handed to schools, as staff at colleges across England begin a series of strikes.

Cyber Center of Excellence leadership served Thanksgiving meals to Soldiers at Warrior Restaurants across Post on Nov. 26, 2024.

Teaching assistants, librarians and catering workers are on the frontline of England's school behaviour crisis, experiencing daily abuse for low pay and long hours, according to a union representing school support staff.

Teaching assistants and other workers regularly experience physical and verbal abuse, Unison says

Incomplete records and patchy data mean there could be up to 300,000 children missing out on education in England, according to a thinktank that wants a national register to track those out of school.

It’s no secret the pandemic wreaked havoc on hotels. Struggling to fill rooms while retaining staff at a time when things were changing rapidly was nothing short of an immense challenge. And, while four years have passed since that tumultuous time, the lessons learned can still be felt operationally today. Many hotels have changed the way business is conducted, including getting creative in the way they fulfill the service requests of their guests.

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