Attempts to convince the public they will be worse off if Britain leaves the EU are falling on deaf ears, according to an Ipsos Mori poll that shows two-thirds of the electorate don’t foresee any negative impact on their personal finances from Brexit. Even when told that they could be personally
Read MoreThe common asking price of houses coming on to the marketplace in England and Wales has fallen when you consider that mid June, in line with assets internet site Rightmove, with the Brexit vote exaggerating the same old summer season slowdown. The figures, which cover the period between 12 June and
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Read MorePremier League clubs generated a record income of almost £3.4bn last year, with 14 of the 20 clubs making a profit, the Guardian’s analysis of their most recently published accounts has revealed. The improvement in the clubs’ finances, after years of paying too much to players in wages and making losses
Read MoreCampaigners in favour of leaving the EU have claimed that not having to apply EU procurement rules would enable the UK to save £1.6bn a year in procurement costs. But what are the facts? What impact would a vote to leave the EU have on the UK’s £200bn annual public procurement
Read MoreAs of 1 August, the government’s maintenance grants for poorer students – worth up to £3,500 a year – have been replaced with additional loans. We asked prospective students and current undergraduates about how the change could affect their studies and future plans. RIP maintenance grants. It’s one more move to
Read MoreThe academic publishing market is worth £4.4bn to the UK economy. It encompasses global academic publishers and sector-specific publishers, as well as a thriving and learned society publishing community. If you read the recent article “It’s time to stand up to greedy academic publishers” you could be forgiven for confusing
Read MoreThe UK is slipping down world education rankings in maths, reading and science, and has been overtaken by Poland and Norway, a major study of 65 countries reveals today. Around 470,000 15-year-olds across the world sat a numeracy, literacy and science test last year, the results of which inform the latest
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Have you started to record videos in 4K already? Although you may feel that you don’t need to record in 4K, the fact of the matter is that it can provide numerous benefits – regardless of whether you want to work with or output 4K videos at all. To be more
Read MoreThere have been some real achievements in global education following the establishment of the millennium development goals (MDGs) by the UN in 2000. In sub-Saharan Africa, for example, the proportion of children enrolled in primary school has risen from 52% in 1990 to 80% this year. However, in the dash to
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