by James Stocks | May 3, 2024 4:26PM | Campaigns - Immigration laws
International students bring the UK government £40 billion every year, the equivalent of every resident being £560 better off – but campaigners say proposed visa changes will drastically cut this figure. The economic implications of international student...
by James Stocks | May 3, 2024 3:15PM | Campaigns - Immigration laws
Campaigners and politicians fear universities could close and towns and cities will see ‘significant damage’ if changes are made to a UK visa scheme for graduates. Over recent years, the country has emerged as a global education hub, attracting a record...
by Thomas Burton | Feb 19, 2024 3:21PM | Long Reads
A recent study has found one in five young men in the UK look favourably on self-styled misogynist Andrew Tate, whose programme to masculinise boys raked in millions of followers. Despite facing charges of human trafficking in Romania, the controversial figure has...
by Adam Stanworth | Apr 19, 2021 2:39PM | News
The much-beloved Peak District region celebrated its 70th birthday on Saturday. The area that is now known as the Peak District has long been identified as a place of significant national heritage. This led to its establishment as the first of the country’s 15...
by mar Garrick | Mar 8, 2021 3:44PM | Long Reads, News
Whilst diversity is improving in journalism, it is a still a problem that needs addressing. Assistant Editor of The Daily Mirror, Darren Lewis, shares his personal experiences and thoughts on taking a step in the right direction. The figures speak for themselves. In...
