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A HEBRIDEAN MSP has fired back over claims from a senior BBC broadcaster that funding for Gaelic programmes is robbing the BBC “by stealth”.

King Charles IIIs reign has begun on tense terms with the British media, and an expert told Newsweek the palace may have made an an "unwise move."

Less than a year after controversial journalist Rod Liddle sparked protest across the UK for his comments at an engagement at Durham, he is due to…

Durham has become the focus of anger from both sides of the political spectrum. Students and academics try to explain why its campus skirmishes keep spilling out into the tabloids

A draft apology also noted a promise to alter the speakers policy at the college.

When are we going to do something about the state of our universities? We must surely by now be familiar with the symbols of this unfolding crisis. Philosopher Kathleen Stock, who was harassed by students and staff to such an extent that she was...

Union calls for end to ‘sinister’ events as part of campaign to remove ‘elitist’ image associated with top universities

Olivia Montgomery and Max Wilkinson question the identity of the principal editor of Professor Tim Luckhurst's Wikipedia page and its implications for free speech

We have microbiology to thank for the fact that the banks of the Thames contain a treasure trove of ancient artefacts.

It comes after Liddle, pictured, the controversial Spectator journalist, was invited to give a talk at South College, sparking protests from students who claimed he was racist.