Higher education

Multiverse, the apprenticeships startup co-founded by Tony’ Blair’s eldest son Euan Blair, has edged closer to a unicorn valuation after

A Keir Starmer government would slap a £1.7bn tax burden on private schools in order to pay for state education,

Almost half (44.8 per cent) of all A-Level grades handed out today were either A or A*, a record high

Three English brothers all received their first-class degrees in geography at the University of Portsmouth today. 21-year-old triplets – Charlie,

Education secretary Gavin Williamson has rejected suggestions that Holocaust deniers will be allowed to speak at universities and elsewhere under

London-based education technology firm Unibuddy has raised $20m (£14.5m) in fresh funding to help fuel its global expansion after a

Gavin Williamson has confirmed that key restrictions on education and childcare will come to an end when the UK is

St Andrews has become the latest UK university to announce all teaching will remain online until September, following announcements made

Universities are set to receive an additional £50m to support financially struggling students amid mounting backlash over continuing fees during

Most UK university students think fees must be refunded after Covid-19 disruption

If there were ever any doubt about the full cost of closing schools, the answer is now clear. It is

The motto of the Young Money Blog is “don’t get mad — get informed”. But in recent weeks and months,