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Bangor University intends to eliminate approximately 200 positions to achieve savings of £15 million, as stated by its vice-chancellor in an email to staff.

Assistant headteacher Gareth Ritter, 43, who shot to fame on fly-on-the-wall Channel 4 show Educating Cardiff, will stand trial in November

The gap between the two countries is the largest it has been since the study was first launched eight years ago.

Members of the largest education union in the UK have voted to accept the Government’s 5.5% pay rise for teachers in England.

Police data released through freedom of information requests by Labour shows 5,239 under-18s were caught carrying blades last year in England and Wales

Footage from a black tie event hosted by the Warwick University Conservative Association's (UWCA) shows revellers dancing to Erika, a 1938 song beloved by white supremacists

Montreanna has no regrets over rekindling her romance with her childhood sweetheart after learning that he had been sentenced to life in prison without parole

Isaac Roxborough sadly died in hospital on Wednesday, a day after the collision on a back road near the village of Eglinton, Co Derry, with his funeral set for tomorrow

Brianna Ghey's mum Esther has been demanding change since the death of her transgender teen daughter was lured to her death in a Cheshire park in 2022

A Zurich Municipal survey of parents with children aged five to 16 found that some 23% had to cut back on essentials to pay for trips, and the 'bank of gran and grandad' also played a big role

A fifth of financially pinched parents felt “embarrassed” about struggling to pay for trips for their children

Dr John Forge, Oxford University alumnus, who was an honorary professor at the University of Sydney, was known globally for his work on human morality and ethics

City University students Fiona Paus and Oli Mansfield produced a video documentary which looked at the experiences of two refugees at the heart of the national debate around migration

Keir Starmer is poised to take the keys to Number 10 after the UK general election - but what did he do before he came to politics? Here's a look back at the Labour leader's high-flying legal career

Labour has vowed to 'turbocharge' careers advice and make sure pupils get 'quality' work experience amid fears thousands of youngsters are falling through the cracks

The Queen consort met Year Two pupils at Christ Church CofE Primary School in Chelsea, south west London, to chat to the children and also to have a look at a mosaic of the King at his Coronation.

Vanessa Thompson funded her summer holiday to Crete using a simple tip - and she's shared just how to do it

The Foreign Office has issued a warning for people heading to Greece on thee specific dates, urging people to stay safe

The young Brit boy has a “much better quality of life” after becoming the first patient for a device implanted in his skull to control his epileptic seizures

If you're a parent claiming benefits, there are five ways of getting payments to help with costs

Roisin Pelan reflects on her friend Kate Rackham's incredible impact on the world, as her charity fundraiser surpasses £17,000. Breast cancer activist Kate announced her own death online in a heartbreaking message that touched millions of people

It was the largest ever gathering for nature and climate in the UK as more than 350 charities, businesses and direct action groups took part in the Restore Nature Now march on Saturday

Shocked by the tragic murder Brianna Ghey, Emma Mills, 43, has mounted a quest to educate parents on how to keep kids away from social media and monitor their behaviour online

With the news Harry and Meghan are looking to send their children to private school, a leading royal author reveals the decision will have 'major disadvantage’

Mark Lawrenson endured a difficult start to life when he was growing up in Preston, and the Liverpool legend offered an insight into how life suddenly changed in his childhood