Esther Knowles
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- Sep 23, 2026
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Five Russell Group uni cities make the top 10 for part-time student jobs, but Hull comes first (opens the original)
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Students face an average £502 monthly gap between their maintenance loan and living costs, with 65 per cent of undergraduates now working during term time Five Russell Group university cities have made the top 10 for student part-time work, but none made the top three. A new ranking by Novuna Personal Finance, a consumer lender, has revealed which UK university cities have the strongest markets for part-time jobs. According to a recent survey from Advance HE and HEPI, 65 per cent of full-time un
Creative arts teaching grants to be cut to zero – here are the universities losing funding (opens the original)
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The University for the Creative Arts lost more than half its OfS teaching grant as creative and performing arts subjects received zero for 2026-27 The Office for Students (OfS) has confirmed that government teaching grants for creative and performing arts subjects have been cut to zero for 2026-27, with several arts-focused universities losing more than 40 per cent of their total funding. While creative and performing arts subjects received £16.8 million in teaching grant support in 2024-25 and
Lola and Fitzy reveal who else would've been their top choice to couple up with on Love Island (opens the original)
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Umm, I thought they only had eyes for each other Lola Deal and Sean Fitzgerald have *finally* departed the Love Island 2026 villa and, honestly, I think it was about time. The OG couple went exclusive within days of joining the show, breaking Love Island records and making everyone a little bit suspicious of their motives. For a while, Lola and Fitzy were a bit too perfect to be interesting, and it kind of felt like we’d be stuck with them until the end. But things got heated when Lola decided t
Ranked: All 24 Russell Group unis by proportion of EU undergrads – LSE highest at 8.5 per cent (opens the original)
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LSE has the highest proportion of EU undergraduates of any Russell Group university at 8.5 per cent, while Birmingham has the lowest at just 0.8 per cent, according to The Tab’s analysis of HESA data The London School of Economics has the highest proportion of EU undergraduate students of any Russell Group university, with 8.5 per cent of its undergraduates coming from EU countries, according to The Tab’s analysis of HESA data for 2024-25. According to The Telegraph, Prime Minister Keir Starmer
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