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Salman Rushdie’s new collection of short stories urgently recollects his literary legacy. It’s as though time is increasingly uncertain so the need to tell stories is great.

Applicants for undergraduate medicine, dentistry, veterinary science and Oxbridge had to submit by October 15.

This tremendous solo show by Jade Franks uses deep rage and deadpan wit to skewer the ruling class

The British media has a class problem, according to recent research by The Sutton Trust. In short, the privately educated are over-represented in the creative industries, especially in film and television. The trust’s report, A Class Act (2024), demonstrates that this area of British culture is disproportionately produced by the…

Oxford fell from third to fourth place, while Cambridge fell from fifth to sixth in the global rankings for 2026.

BSix in Hackney gives pupils a second chance academically but new owner wants to focus on vocational courses

COMMENT: The UK’s demoralised and underfunded university sector could build some confidence – and some money – by sweeping up would-be Ivy League students, writes Chris Blackhurst

This cultural history of the British people is a vague, subjective take that lurches into the reactionary when it tackles social media. It’s a far cry from being a ‘major’ series

As Gladiator II roars into the arena, its Oscar-winning director and star talk about horse-riding, Blade Runner, vodka, Scorsese, Elon Musk, vulnerability, AI … and Russell Crowe