universities

UK’s higher education is a national asset. A sensible, rational government would support it. This one is driving international students away

Pushing Brexit to the brink to strong-arm MPs is reckless. If they reject PM’s deal, we need to move rapidly to a People’s Vote.

UK institutions have already lost £121m in EU funding - Brexit hasn’t even happened. Hurried government pledges won’t stop long-term damage.

As Brexit rumbles on, it’s more bad news for the UK economy. Here are six ways the economy has been damaged in recent weeks.

As food price inflation reaches four-year high of 4.1%, we look at further damage Brexit has recently wrought on the UK.

Recent polling suggests Remainers who had accepted Brexit increasingly want to stay in EU. Strong arguments can help harden this stance.

In light of whip’s request for university Brexit professors’ names, public might send their own gushingly polite demands to government.

InFacts looks back at all the Brexit developments in the week from August 12 to 18.

InFacts looks back at all the Brexit developments in the week from July 31 to August 4.

It was the health secretary caught with a note saying “hard Brexit means people fleeing UK”. But it could have been any of May’s ministers.

The fallout of the referendum hangs over the conference season, while uncertainty still grips universities and the City.

Brexit a massive threat to UK scientific research, universities.