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Cambridge professor under University investigation after resigning as Reform UK policy chief (opens the original)
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Edmund Burke Foundation with permission for Varsity Dr James Orr, Associate Professor of Philosophy of Religion at the University of Cambridge, has resigned as Reform UK’s Head of Policy following an undercover investigation into the party’s handling of foreign donations. Orr was appointed to the position in February this year. He resigned on Friday (04/09) after Channel 4 News and investigative journalism group Verbatim released footage appearing to show him and Farage aide Dan Jukes discussing
News in Brief: beautiful buildings, blackberry boxes, and bathrooms on the bridge (opens the original)
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Cambridge’s Ray Dolby Centre has been named on the 2026 list of the World’s Most Beautiful Universities, an architectural award presented annually by Prix Versailles. The Centre is listed along with Harvard University’s David Rubenstein Treehouse and the University of Oxford’s Stephen A. Schwarzman Centre for the Humanities. Officially opened in May 2025, the £303 million building was designed by the architectural firm Jestico + Whiles and partly funded by an £85 million donation from the estate
Cambridgeshire County Council paid Clare Hall £158,863 after College withdrew busway objection (opens the original)
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Cambridgeshire County Council agreed to pay Clare Hall £158,863 towards the College’s “reasonable costs” of opposing Cambourne to Cambridge (C2C) busway proposals, a Freedom of Information (FOI) request has revealed. In return, Clare Hall withdrew its objection to the scheme on 29 October last year. Under the proposal, the busway would run along Rifle Range Road, which is situated next to Clare Hall. The agreement stipulated that Clare Hall had to “immediately” withdraw its objection to the busw
News in Brief: summer screenings, swift sanctuaries, and software celebrations (opens the original)
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Swifts start using sanctuaries at Darwin Swifts have started nesting at Darwin College for the first time after nesting boxes were installed at the college three years ago. The small migratory birds spend almost their entire lives in the air, even when eating, drinking, and sleeping. Swifts fly from Africa to the UK each spring for breeding, but the birds are now endangered, and listed on the Red list of Birds of Conservation Concern in the UK. Mike Rand, master at Darwin and the founding direct
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