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Oxbridge must help pupils from state schools succeed, college head says

Helen Mountfield: ‘We pride ourselves on taking in people on what we see is their intellectual aptitude.’ Photograph: www.johncairns.co.uk/John Cairns/Mansfield College

EducationMar 11, 2024

Public investment in Canary Wharf is a vote of confidence in British business

British life sciences are a beacon of hope with the power to transform lives, but to realise their full potential, the public and private sectors must work together, says minister of state Andrew Griffith

BusinessMar 11, 2024

41% of architects now using AI, indicates RIBA report

The 2024 Artificial Intelligence Report by RIBA (the Royal Institute of British Architects) has been published. It presents insights gathered from a survey of over 500 RIBA members. This comprehensive report explores the implications of AI on architectural practice and the profession, accompanied by expert articles addressing key concerns raised by AI integration.

AIMar 8, 2024

British Airways unveils new seats, routes and digital offerings

British Airways revealed multiple facets of its £7 billion transformation plan at a showcase event in London on Monday night, including new seats, routes and digital products.

BusinessMar 8, 2024

Is Cornwall the most beautiful place in Britain?

There’s a centuries-old saying that observes, “A Cornishman is a Cornishman first, and an Englishman reluctantly.”

TravelMar 7, 2024

UK Government to boost British manufacturing

The UK Government is investing £360mln into the UK's life sciences and manufacturing sectors.

ManufacturingMar 6, 2024

Solihull School holds Question Time style debate over future of British education

Led by British journalist and Silhillian Michael Buerk, the panel of special guests at the education-themed event included Baroness Barran MBE Parliamentary Under Secretary of State, and Omar Deria, Executive Headteacher of The Petchey Academy in Hackney.

EducationMar 6, 2024

House Prices: Halifax Sees Prices Rising As Market Hopes For Bank Rate Cut

House prices ticked up by 0.4% in February, according to Halifax, taking annual property price inflation to 1.7%, writes Jo Thornhill.

Lifestyle and EntertainmentMar 5, 2024

The United Kingdom Will Hike Air Passenger Duty Tax For Business Class and First Class Seats

onservative Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has confirmed that he will hike the tax that First and Business Class passengers must pay on airfares in the form of the UK’s controversial ‘Air Passenger Duty’.

World NewsMar 5, 2024

New Lounges, Seats, and AI Tech for British Airways: 5 Big Changes Coming Soon

Rather than simply playing catch-up, British Airways says the $9 billion investment over the next two years will help it leapfrog the competition.

SportsMar 4, 2024
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