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SKIPPER AT LARGE EDP, SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 2024    12147Z  Dingy Skipper

A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about the scandal of some of our best universities making lower offers to high-paying international students than to our own young people. This is clearly a subject that vexes many readers. I guess it’s proof, were any needed, that we Britons are increasingly a low priority for many of our institutions, from the Church of England offering a sacrament for failed asylum seekers who are then at liberty to seemingly throw drain cleaner at women and children, to ...

Relive the enchantment of hiking in Brunei’s past, where nature lovers embraced the wild   Hiking has become increasingly popular among nature enthusiasts, especially in recent years, as numerous hiking hotspots have emerged in the Sultanate. These destinations are designed to encourage a healthier lifestyle among the people of Brunei, all while immersing oneself in […]

NABAWAN: Some 836 Form Five, Lower and Upper Sixth students received learning utensils donated by Nabawan Assemblyman Datuk Abdul Ghani Mohamed Yassin.

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Magical thinking. That seems to be the Liz Truss-like (government income’s down: let’s cut taxes) philosophy underlying several policies of the new...

Senior students from St Joseph’s College and Sixth Formers performed Legally Blonde at DanceEast in Ipswich.

November saw 65 Island students achieve outstanding success - with 50 of those from Ryde School, all of whom received distinctions, the highest level of attainment.

National police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said the police had a number of activities they have embarked on to promote safe driving by pupils.

National police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said the police had a number of activities they have embarked on to promote safe driving by pupils.