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There is a risk that if large numbers of students are handed top degrees it ‘could be seen to devalue the award’, Office for Students chairman said.
The backbencher’s political views have often been at odds with Conservative Government policy.
Lord David Pannick KC will represent the firm at a Competition Appeal Tribunal.
Kent Police launch murder inquiry with suspect in critical condition in hospital.
On Sunday, a badly decomposed whale carcass was found washed up on a North Berwick beach, the third washed up whale in Scotland within the past month.
Political leaders spoke in favour of a motion congratulating the King and Queen on their coronation.
The Foreign Secretary also urged the West to stand by Kyiv even if its spring offensive fails to make a decisive breakthrough.
Jermaine Cools was fatally stabbed after coming across a street fight outside a chicken shop in Croydon, south London, in November 2021.
An invasive species of wasp and a fungus are spreading across Europe and threatening the species, experts have warned.
The inquiry into the death of Mr Bayoh resumed on Tuesday and heard evidence from the doctor who conducted the post-mortem examination.
Health research saves and improves lives, for example by developing life-saving vaccines, researchers say.
The cost of the work will be covered through insurance and not the licence fee, the broadcaster confirmed on Tuesday.
The National Trust is using the belted Galloway herd for conservation grazing in Gloucestershire’s Stroud Valleys
Voter ID requirements will not be introduced in Wales for local and Senedd elections, the First Minister confirmed.
Dominic Wightman, editor of Country Squire Magazine, is defending the libel claim along with writer Nigel Bean and a third man, Paul Read.
Micheal Martin also said he was ‘a bit impatient’ with the suggestion that Ireland was the weakest link in Europe.
The Labour leader said it was ‘early days’ for the Public Order Act, amid criticism of the arrest of anti-monarchy protesters ahead of the coronation.
The Labour leader was ‘absolutely clear’ that he would never do a deal with the SNP.
Andrew Bridgen is understood to be joining actor Laurence Fox’s Reclaim Party.
Members of the National Union of Journalists working in TV, online and radio at BBC Local (England) voted by 56% against the plans.
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