The country’s hopes of transforming itself into a knowledge economy are under threat

Persisting with this hopeless endeavor is irresponsible.

At the age of seven, she was faster than her teachers. Old friends tell why the British sprint sensation is a grown-up version of her young self

There will be no face-to-face lectures in the next academic year due to coronavirus, the university says.

Britain’s former EU commissioner says European Economic Area membership would not aid UK financial services

The mild-mannered Jo Johnson is an improbable prophet of doom.

Review of Network Rail’s tree cutting and vegetation management has been announced.

The country’s hopes of transforming itself into a knowledge economy are under threat

If Theresa May thought that last week was bad, this week may turn out to be not much better. Her first ordeal will come later today when she has to report back to parliament on the outcome of last...

The agreement makes Britain a perpetual subordinate.

UK politicians are hopelessly divided over the Withdrawal Agreement. But their furious debate overlooks the most essential question: if it is approved, what happens next? Matt Ross asks former...

Will the world leaders of the future, the next Benazir Bhuttos and Bill Clintons, study in the UK? Our universities attract more international students than those of any country other than the US....

But modest visa extension criticised as not sufficiently competitive

Boris Johnson government announces reversal of Theresa May’s abolition of the visas, seven years on

Political flip-flopping is so commonplace that it’s a wonder manifestos are ever signed off or legislation passed.

Unit based in No 10 will help researchers navigate post-Brexit immigration system

Boris Johnson wants a new fast-track visa system to attract leading scientists to work in the UK.

This week’s budget will mark a significant moment for the future of our economy. Ten years on from the financial crisis and seven from entering government, we h

The public should be given a say in whether they want Brexit to proceed, says Jo Johnson MP.

One of the UK’s only competitive sectors is being thrown under a bus

A new initiative aiming to put humanities and arts subjects on a par with STEM disciplines is long overdue, according to these experts

Before the exams meltdown, universities were losing both friends and influence on the Tory benches. They were deemed to be on the ‘wrong’ side of the referendum and then enemy combatants in a...

MPs’ report on UK-India relations also says ‘leading universities’ should be allowed to issue visas direct to ‘the best’ Indian students

If it is serious about Global Britain, the government should double down on international students. Post Covid-19, competition for overseas talent will be more intense than ever, with increased...

Latest Home Office statistics also show general rise in visa applications for study at UK universities

If we believe in capitalism, free markets and free trade, we must be prepared to adapt and change, writes prime minister

One of the UK’s only competitive sectors is being thrown under a bus

Jeremy Corbyn has vowed to 'deal with' getting rid of student debt for those who have already graduated university and paid £9,000 per year