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Today's recommended read
Labour's weakness leaves the Tories free to do as they please
Professor Nick Pearce (Institute for Policy Research)
Financial Times (subscription required)
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Europeans brought new, deadly ulcer bacteria to Americas
Dr Daniel Falush (Dept. of Biology & Biochemistry)
Live Science, El Universal World (Spanish) and Fox News Latino
Too much sugar 'is Alzheimer risk’
Dr Rob Williams and Professor Jean van den Elsen (Dept. of Biology & Biochemistry), Professor Tony James (Dept. of Chemistry) and Professor Stephen Ward (Dept. of Pharmacy & Pharmacology)
Daily Mail, Yahoo! Canada, Daily Express and 90 other outlets
Plans for University of Bath’s engine-of-the-future research centre move up a gear
The University’s proposed Institute for Advanced Automotive Propulsion Systems (IAAPS)
Bath Business News
Ditch those heart-thumping HIIT sessions: low intensity exercise is the best way to work out
Dr Jean-Philippe Walhin (Dept. for Health)
Telegraph and Yahoo! Health
Material from pine needles used to make bioplastic
Helena Quilter (Postgraduate researcher, CSCT, Dept of Chemistry)
Design News
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Streaming ‘holds back pupils from poor homes’ Daily Mail
Sixth-form spending will fall to lowest level since 1980s i News
Secondary schools fail to push poorer pupils The Times (subscription required)
Schools warned of 6.5% cuts by 2020 Financial Times (subscription required)
Letters: Two-year degree courses and VAT on schools The Times (subscription required)
Schools ‘face first real-terms cash cuts for 20 years’ The Guardian
Letters: PPE is a degree that looks forward, not back The Guardian
Further education 'funding crisis' warning BBC News
Path clears for HE Bill as government announces major changes Wonkhe
Johnson revs up plans for fast-track degrees Wonkhe
Give him credit? Course switching gets a nudge Wonkhe
The new foes are the old ones: lies and ignorance Wonkhe
Questionable data and student immigration policy Wonkhe
Our arrogant universities must be ready to change The Observer
UK robotics research gets £17.3m pledge BBC News
Martin Boehm: preparing students for jobs that don’t exist yet Times Higher Education
Universities to offer two-year degrees that could save students money under new Government plans The Independent
Growing competition between universities is changing student life The Economist
Now publish minorities’ top grades Daily Mail
Russell Group university to offer free tuition for disadvantaged students in bid to boost diversity The Telegraph
Academics find voice in struggle against ‘intolerant left’ on campus The Times (subscription required)
Universities urged to crack down on anti-Semitism ahead of Israel Apartheid Week The Telegraph
Concerns over plan for fast-track university courses at higher fees Daily Mail
Fast-track degrees may hit education standards, government warned The Guardian
Students to be offered university degrees over two years The Telegraph
Students could save money with two-year fast track degrees The i News
£14,000 tuition fees plan for two-year degree courses BBC News
Minister to enshrine protection for research independence BBC News
Students 'boycotting' NUS National Student Survey boycott The Independent
Don’t be ‘angst-ridden’ over Brexit divide with communities: v-c Times Higher Education
UK-India relationship ‘at risk’ as student numbers slide Times Higher Education
Late amendments to HE Bill unveiled by UK government Times Higher Education
Tips for students: What I learned as a student of colour The Guardian
Education publisher Pearson reports biggest loss in its history The Guardian
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