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In the media The Guardian The government pretended UK universities were immune to Covid. The fallout is exhausting Jonathan Wolff reflects on the stress and anxiety among university staff Jonathan Wolff Education United Kingdom (UK)
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In the media Times Higher Education Trump school of government: teaching policy in an era of political dysfunction Karthik Ramanna sets out how the MPP programme gets people with different views to work together Karthik Ramanna Education
In the media The Voice House of Commons launches programme to find the next generation of BAME leaders The Pathway to Success leadership programme aims to equip individuals from diverse backgrounds with the knowledge and skills to stand for political office Education Public sector ... Democracy and politics
In the media Financial Times How the pandemic is sending universities back to school Chris Stone is quoted about new models of teaching for higher education Christopher Stone Education Health, education and public services
