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Analysis reveals universities with lower fees were hit hardest by closures, fuelling greater competition at elite institutions
Low drugs prices and UK's lack of investment blamed
Warsaw scrambles defences during Moscow's widespread attack on western Ukraine
More people living with undiagnosed forms of the disease in Middle East proportional to population, researcher tells The National
Rail workers launch a series of strikes over pay and conditions
Russian leader says there would be no need for troops there once end to war agreed
Passengers unimpressed with the experience at Manchester, according to Which? survey
Five-storey, six-bedroom home built in 1843 was Dominican Republic embassy in 2000s
Think tank says some universities on verge of collapse - with knock-on effects for local economies
Four-hour protest attracts crowds who cheer as firefighters rescue Pomeranian
Scholarships offered by Irish universities as ‘practical way’ to support Palestinians
At least 15 people killed as Russia bombards Ukrainian capital with drones and missiles
Ed Davey said he will decline invitation to banquet at Windsor Castle
Swedish and Dutch foreign ministers call for EU to increase pressure on Israel and Hamas
Series of demonstrations expected over immigration housing policy
