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GBN Good July 5, 2024 - Vimarsana News

GBN Good July 5, 2024

And its unbelievable really. But nearly 88,000 nhs appointments have been cancelled just in the last week. That is due to the latest Junior Doctor strikes. 1. 2 million appointment now have had to be rescheduled since the action began only last december. Since the action began only last december. For since the action began only last december. For next week, since the action began only last december. For next week, Junior Doctors are due to take part in another six day walkout. Thats another six day walkout. Thats the longest in the history of the longest in the history of the nhs, so let me kn...

First UK private school shuts 'due to Labour's impending VAT charge on fees' - Vimarsana News

First UK private school shuts 'due to Labour's impending VAT charge on fees'

Keir Starmer's party has pledged to introduce the tax 'right away' if it wins power

Universities on the brink of collapse amid funding crisis - Vimarsana News

Universities on the brink of collapse amid funding crisis

The Office for Students' annual report said the sector was over-reliant on cash from foreign students and many will need to make 'significant changes' to avoid closure.

Average private school fees soar to more than £18,000 a year - Vimarsana News

Average private school fees soar to more than £18,000 a year

Labour’s plan to charge VAT on fees is ‘looming large’ in parents’ minds and schools are worried about pupil recruitment, the ISC said.

Private schools likely to offer A-levels under Sunak's post-16 reforms – Ofqual - Vimarsana News

Private schools likely to offer A-levels under Sunak's post-16 reforms – Ofqual

The scale of change needed to achieve the ambitions of the Advanced British Standard is ‘unprecedented’, England’s exams regulator has said.