Few people bother to read entire election manifestos. Indeed, even some candidates standing for election do not read their own party’s manifesto from cover to cover.We run the student complaints scheme, reviewing student complaints once they have been through a higher education provider’s internal processes. Membership is compulsory for almost all higher education providers in England and Wales and we have over 800 members. More...A topic can only feature once – for example, where a HEPI news release and the accompanying publication both had separate entries, only the top one has been counted. More...Election manifestoes are a set of promises about what people will do in office. They may not have any official constitutional significance, but they are clearly qualitatively different to other political promises – not least because our revising chamber, the House of Lords, has historically displayed a reluctance to oppose any measures that have appeared in a victorious political party’s manifesto. More...Elections are generally characterised by uncertainties but some things are certain.
The Home Office’s system for settling migrants is cruel and haphazard. I feel like I’m being driven out. More...
A number of businesses, charities and educational organisations are severing or reconsidering their ties with Prince Andrew.
BT said on Wednesday it would no longer work with iDEA – the Duke of York Inspiring Digital Enterprise Award – while the duke was a patron of the scheme. More...
Universities have been accused of using “strong-arm tactics” to undermine strike action which threatens to cause widespread disruption at 60 campuses across the UK this week. More...
Lecturers and other workers begin eight-day action over pay and pensions. More...
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