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Met haunted by memory of Millbank as students march in London »

Thousands of students once again flocked to central London last week, in a day of protest which saw the Metropolitan Police criticised for what was widely seen as an excessive policing effort. Around 3,000 students joined the National Campaign Against...

Sun 13 Nov 2011 by Marcus Kernohan, Emma Elliott-Walker | Read more »

Boxer Rebellion »

Wed 09 Mar 2011 by William Holmes | Read more »

Ceal Floyer »

Sat 12 Feb 2011 by Rachael Cloughton | Read more »

Childish behaviour at Millbank »

It made for beautiful television. The sight of dozens of enraged students venting their frustrations - at rising tuition fees and at harsh education cuts - on the fixtures and fittings at Conservative Campaign Headquarters had both a practical and a sy...

Wed 24 Nov 2010 by Editorial | Read more »

European student solidarity over UK cuts »

For live coverage of the DEMOLITION protest, be sure to follow @EdJournal from 10am.  European student unions from Austria and Belgium to Georgia and the Ukraine have come out in support of the DEMOLITION march in London later today. The Journal...

Tue 09 Nov 2010 by Al Innes, Ashley Buchan | Read more »

London calling »

The onset of fourth year heralded a new generic start of term question this semester. No longer was one’s greeting phrase simply “How was your summer?” but it was now accompanied by the increased pressure of: “What a...

Wed 27 Oct 2010 by Alexa Caldecott | Read more »

Free travel to Demo, courtesy of EUSA »

Students from Edinburgh are to join an 'unprecedented’ protest against education cuts to be held in London next month. The demonstration will respond to spending cuts announced last week in the Comprehensive Spending Review and is part of the un...

Wed 27 Oct 2010 by Ashley Buchan | Read more »

The Sacred Made Real »

Wed 20 Jan 2010 by Matthew Macaulay | Read more »

New UCU strikes target London university »

A leading teaching union has launched a protest campaign after the University of the Arts in London announced job cuts. Last week's protest was part of the University and College Union's (UCU) UK-wide 'Defend Jobs, Defend Education' campaign to preven...

Wed 25 Nov 2009 by Naomi Kennedy | Read more »

Financial backers get on board high-speed rail plan »

Proposals for a high-speed rail link between Scotland and England have been tabled at a meeting between members of the Scottish Parliament (MSPs), local authorities, business groups and transport bodies. MSPs have been advised as to the economic benef...

Sun 23 Nov 2008 by Kevin Guyan | Read more »

FIFA eases Scots concerns over 2012 British football team »

In a bid to ease nationalist worries, the International Federation of Football Association (FIFA) has claimed the international image of the home nations will not be threatened by a British Olympic team. FIFA has assured Scottish secretary of state Ji...

Sun 23 Nov 2008 by Elisabeth Evans | Read more »

Students take to the streets in support of fees cap »

Thousands of students from English universities took to the streets last Wednesday to protest against the removal of a cap on university tuition fees costs. Students from across various universities joined the campaign which sought to brand the higher...

Sun 09 Nov 2008 by Hiran Balasuriya | Read more »

London student unions push to ban military presence on campus »

University College London Union (UCLU) has followed the London School of Economics (LSE) and Goldsmiths College student unions in attempting to ban any military presence on campus.UCLU has attacked the government for waging "aggressive wars overse...

Wed 26 Mar 2008 by Sarah Clark | Read more »

HIV spreads in "mini-epidemics", new study shows »

A worrying new trend in the spread of HIV that could lead to a series of 'mini-epidemics' has been revealed in research carried out by University of Edinburgh scientists.The study, which involved more than 2000 HIV-infected gay men, set out to determin...

Wed 26 Mar 2008 by Cameron Robinson | Read more »