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Universities 'must tackle sexual harassment'
Students must feel confident in reporting incidents of sexual assault on campus says watchdog.
Student suicide: Would parents know before it's too late?
Bereaved parents call for universities to contact students' families to reduce risk of suicides.
Facebook encryption ‘must not cause children harm’
The Home Secretary criticises Facebook's privacy plan for its apps in a speech on child protection.
Children questioned on hopes for post-Covid future
Millions of children in England will be surveyed in an attempt to tackle "generational problems".
Students call for day of protest over tuition fees
The Write Off Right Now campaign says charging full fees for a year of remote learning is unfair.
Colleges face losing tens of millions of pounds
The Association of Colleges has told the education secretary that funding cuts threaten adult education.
University students feel like an 'afterthought'
They've been reacting to the news students won't be returning before 17 May.
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Universities 'must tackle sexual harassment'
Students must feel confident in reporting incidents of sexual assault on campus says watchdog.
Student suicide: Would parents know before it's too late?
Bereaved parents call for universities to contact students' families to reduce risk of suicides.
Facebook encryption ‘must not cause children harm’
The Home Secretary criticises Facebook's privacy plan for its apps in a speech on child protection.
Children questioned on hopes for post-Covid future
Millions of children in England will be surveyed in an attempt to tackle "generational problems".
Students call for day of protest over tuition fees
The Write Off Right Now campaign says charging full fees for a year of remote learning is unfair.
Colleges face losing tens of millions of pounds
The Association of Colleges has told the education secretary that funding cuts threaten adult education.
University students feel like an 'afterthought'
They've been reacting to the news students won't be returning before 17 May.
Student suicide: Would parents know before it's too late?
Bereaved parents call for universities to contact students' families to reduce risk of suicides.
Facebook encryption ‘must not cause children harm’
The Home Secretary criticises Facebook's privacy plan for its apps in a speech on child protection.
Children questioned on hopes for post-Covid future
Millions of children in England will be surveyed in an attempt to tackle "generational problems".
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