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House of Lords Pressures Government to Make Mind-up on EU Research Funding

News Reporter Dan Hunt reports on The House of Lords EU Committee calling on the Government to decide on EU research funding

Birmingham to Enter Tier 3 Restrictions After Lockdown

Print and Features Editor Alex Boscott reports on Birmingham entering Tier 3 after the current lockdown ends

Durham University Faces Allegations over Prejudice Towards Northern Students

Multiple incidents of classist abuse at The University of Durham have emerged across the course of this semester, News Reporter Tamzin Meyer reports

Locked Down and Fenced In: Manchester University COVID-19 restrictions

News Reporter Izzy Dharmasiri looks at the student protests in Manchester after the university put up fences around halls of residence

Study Finds Blended Learning is Equivalent to Face to Face Learning

News Editor Amy Lakin looks at a UoB study that shows blended learning is as effective as face to face learning.

Accommodation Company Refuses to Terminate Contracts During Lockdown

News Reporter Ellen Knight looks at how accommodation companies have dealt with tenants during coronavirus

LSE Campaign to Encourage Students to Study Humanities

A new campaign called Shape, led by the London School of Economics (LSE), aims to encourage more students to choose arts, humanities and social science subjects. The campaign is backed by LSE, and by the British Academy and Arts Council England (ACE)

Corbyn Supports NUS Tuition Fee Refund Campaign

Jeremy Corbyn, the former Labour Party leader, has supported the National Union of Students’ (NUS) #StudentSafetyNet campaign for mass complaint action

UoB History Academic Awarded £167k Research Grant

Dr Sadiah Qureshi, senior Lecturer in Modern History at the University of Birmingham (UoB), has secured a grant of £167,000 from the British Academy, News editor Becky Gelder reports

13 UK Universities On The Brink of Bankruptcy

News Editor Joseph Meakin looks at an IFS study warning that 13 UK Universities could face insolvency as a result of COVID-19

Beaches Unveil Plans to Prevent Influx of Midlands Tourists

News Reporter Ellen Knight looks at how beaches are coping with an influx of tourists amid coronavirus

Nearly Half of Russell Group Universities Plan to Delay Start of Next Academic Term

A survey conducted by The Daily Telegraph shows that 12 out of 24 Russell Group Universities are planning to delay the start of the next academic year, as a result of coronavirus, News Editor Cerys Gardner reports