Does anyone seriously think a country that destroys its higher education sector to the extent ministers draw up contingency plans to save research will attract the ‘best and brightest’

Superb

Ben Fulford That’s exactly what I was thinking. Failure to understand the basics, failure to understand the holistic picture, simple belief in leverism (ie simple mechanics).

Dude, *all* the courses are underfunded, and rocket science especially. That’s why the sector depends on the international fees its excellence attracts.

It’s like Brexit and borders all over again: ‘How hard can it be?’

Such a pneumatologically rich sermon, putting Pentecost in perspective. Thank you!

Starving children and adults in Gaza are dying after being reduced to the 'size of a skeleton', according to the World Food Programme boss.

Read more 🔗 trib.al/M3s1xUd

The house-martins have returned again to our housing estate and the swifts were out among the hedgerows on my run earlier today, but concerning to earn their numbers are in decline nationally theguardian.com/environment/ar…

Home Office seems to have learnt no lessons from the Windrush scandal - poised to repeat it ‘after imposing a “cliff edge” deadline for immigrants to switch to new digital visas’, with poor comms. theguardian.com/uk-news/articl…

Great work National Trust, helping to promote an inclusive environment where more and more people can enjoy the benefits of walking through lovely landscapes

Rural Racism: Towards An Inclusive Countryside
nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/walking/…

Yr13 - ideal timing for your revision on Problem of Evil and Gender and Theology.

Found this so deeply educative to listen to - Prof Robert Beckford, Should I Change My Name featuring Anderson Jeremiah among others. Questions of identity, deeply personal and profoundly personally political, and theological, too.

Former Biden administration staffer: the US has leverage that would stop this war if the president would use it. Absolutely true. Cuts through the political haze with clarity.

Happy news in today's inbox. Cambridge University Press have agreed to publish my book 'The Problem with the Devil'. I picked out my cover ages ago so it's nice to know it will be used.

These are heroes, and our government should be supporting them, not defunding them. Mr Foreign Secretary David Cameron - please.

New: The Home Office has already started freeing people it detained for Rwanda flights

It will not confirm how many asylum seekers have so far been granted immigration bail but applications were expected. It plans to keep detaining more people to fill allocated detention space

So proud that the University of Chester is one of a handful of universities in the vanguard of the UK #Recovery -Friendly University Movement. Exciting times as colleagues across the UK collaborate on ways to acknowledge & support students in recovery and thereby address wider social stigma.

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