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With record numbers of students cheating, unis should revert to old school in-person exams

Contract cheating – where commercial cheating services provide assignments for university students – has become a global problem.

The Conversation · Nov 20, 2022

I'm A Celebrity stars vent their 'suspicions' about Matt Hancock as MP leaves camp

Hancock's late arrival in the jungle has left many of this year's stars on edge, with the disgraced Tory's handling of the Covid pandemic while health secretary still fresh in people's minds.

Edinburgh Live · Nov 20, 2022

Barry Hearn defends taking events to Saudi Arabia after signing £2.5m snooker deal

Matchroom promoter Barry Hearn has defended taking major sporting events to Saudi Arabia after a snooker tournament had been planned to take place in the Gulf State

Daily Mirror · Nov 20, 2022

Edinburgh student was left crippled by anxiety after living perfect life 'on paper'

Elliot has taken on the challenge to not only raise money for Movember but to also raise awareness about how mental health can impact young men and to encourage more to open up.

Edinburgh Live · Nov 20, 2022

1 in 8 victims of gun violence taken to Baltimore-area hospitals is a child, a grim picture made worse by the coronavirus pandemic

BALTIMORE — Gunfire was so common in the block behind Mika Grant’s Northwest Baltimore home that she’d tell her children to avoid it. So when she heard dozens of shots one evening after her son had gone to the store, her heart sank.

Tribune News Service · Nov 20, 2022

Health Secretary admits NHS under pressure but says it is due to Covid pandemic

The Health Secretary defended the Government’s handling of the NHS on Sunday

Evening Standard · Nov 20, 2022

I'm A Celebrity's Charlene White says she feared losing her job over Matt Hancock saga

The presenter explained why she refused to sleep in the RV with the MP as she admitted she was 'constantly worrying' about what viewers would think

Chronicle Live · Nov 20, 2022

China Covid cases steady as many Beijing businesses, schools shut

BEIJING: New coronavirus case numbers held steady in China near April peaks on Sunday as many shops and restaurants in Beijing's most populous district were shut and schools in the area said classes would go online for the coming week.

Bangkok Post · Nov 20, 2022

Did Jeremy Hunt’s budget rescue the Tories – or is the game up?

In the shadow of the Truss debacle and with hard times ahead, the chancellor faced a ‘politically impossible’ job, according to a former Tory minister. But the party’s morale is at rock bottom

The Guardian - UK · Nov 20, 2022

China announces 1st COVID-19 death in almost 6 months

China has announced its first new death from COVID-19 in nearly half a year

The Independent UK · Nov 20, 2022