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Exclusive: Exeter University in no-platforming row as societies told to uninvite external speakers Students' union accused of 'effectively no-platforming debating society's entire term card' by demanding online events are deferred 18 February 2021 • 9:00pm Exeter University said it has a 'clear track record of supporting freedom of speech within the law' Credit: Jay Williams Exeter University has become embroiled in a Zoom no-platforming row after the student union told societies to postpone all external speakers and claimed they pose a "significant risk". The union, known as the Guild, has...
Don't show me this message again✕ The government is facing legal action over guidance the Good Law Project says ‘forces’ low-income and Bame children into schools during lockdown (Getty Images/iStockphoto) The government is facing a legal challenge as campaigners claim children from low-income and black, Asian and minority ethnic (Bame) families are being “forced” into schools during England’s lockdown. The challenge comes as schools across the country moved online-only until at least mid-February, with only key workers’ children and vulnerable students allowed to attend in per...