A UK parliamentary committee has launched an inquiry into student loans as concerns grow over graduate debt and financial pressure on young people.
A UK parliamentary committee has launched an inquiry into student loans as concerns grow over graduate debt and financial pressure on young people.
A survey of UK school leaders reveals increasing confrontational behaviour from parents. Many educators say these conflicts now harm their mental health and workload.
Stellantis is discussing potential investment deals with Chinese automakers to support its European operations. The talks reflect growing competition and changing strategies in the global car industry.
Amazon’s drone division Prime Air has exited a major drone trade group after disagreements over safety standards. The move highlights tensions over new drone collision-avoidance rules.
The Art Basel and UBS Art Market Report reveals a 4% rise in global art sales during 2025. However, experts warn geopolitical tensions could still challenge future growth.
The TEFAF Maastricht art fair returns with hundreds of international dealers and museum-quality artworks. Organisers say global uncertainty has not slowed the event’s influence in the art market.
Arsenal secured a 2-1 victory over Mansfield Town to progress to the FA Cup quarter-finals after a competitive match.
China’s Jiangsu province is accelerating its artificial intelligence industry as President Xi Jinping calls on the region to lead innovation-led economic growth.
An Oxford expert argues the Pentagon–Anthropic dispute reveals major governance gaps in military AI oversight that could affect global security.
The University of Oxford will launch the Schwarzman Centre’s public programme with a free celebration featuring music, theatre and digital art.