Imperial knocked both Oxford and Cambridge off the top spot among British universities, with significantly higher sustainability and citation scores.

The regime claimed MI6 had recruited a couple who held key roles at China’s ‘central state organ’ after five were charged in the UK with spying for China.

In a deadlock between Unite and Tata, the union threatened more industrial action while the company warned doing so may lead to less pay and earlier job losses.

Sir Keir Starmer proposes a ban on law-breaking employers from hiring foreign workers, but refused to set a target immigration level.

Research found 216 data breaches linked to MPs’ email addresses, which were used to sign in to online accounts such as LinkedIn.

The County Councils Network warned that services can only become sustainable with ‘root and branch reform’ as well as long-term funding.

The safety protocol, named after a young patient who died in 2021, will ensure families have access to urgent second opinions.

The Taxpayers’ Alliance said local councils own almost 2 million art pieces, but only 28 percent are on display, despite several councils declaring bankruptcy.

Experts said there has been little change since the Skills and Post-16 Education Bill became law in 2022, with essay mills still running from overseas.

The shadow chancellor made the promise and said there’s no going back to ‘austerity,’ but did not rule out spending cuts.