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15 Aug 2024
#education
Le Monde: 2024 Shanghai ranking: Paris-Saclay University climbs in anglophone-dominated list
Harvard continues its unyielding grip on the top spot in the 2024 Shanghai Ranking, leading a trio of American powerhouses: Stanford and MIT. Meanwhile, European institutions like Cambridge and Paris-Saclay are making their mark, with the latter rising to 12th place overall.
The annual ranking evaluates universities on research metrics, emphasizing hard sciences and notable alumni, including Nobel laureates. British and American institutions dominate the charts, reflecting a long-standing academic influence.
The Telegraph: Ucas Clearing 2024: How to get a last-minute university place on A-level results day
A-level results day can bring elation or despair. While many students claim their spots at universities, others face stress, needing to navigate the Clearing system for alternative options or a better offer. Last year saw a record number of students successfully utilizing this lifeline.
The Clearing process opens doors even to those who missed the mark or were previously rejected, turning potential rejection into renewal. With a swath of courses available, determination and a good strategy can turn disappointment into opportunity.
#crime
GB News: Manchester Airport 'stamp' incident update as police submit 'comprehensive' file of evidence to CPS
At Manchester Airport, chaos erupted as three officers were injured in a violent showdown with a man, who was soon kicking and punching free. Footage caught the fray, revealing a troubling moment where an officer unleashed a brutal kick on the suspect.
The investigation is tightening its grip, with police now waiting on the Crown Prosecution Service to decide the next move. Four men still linger under the shadow of police bail while the aftermath unfolds.
The Telegraph: Protests prevent Met Police from tackling antisocial behaviour
The Metropolitan Police’s focus on policing large protests has hampered its ability to tackle everyday crime in London, according to a scathing report. With neighbourhood officers constantly diverted, communities are left vulnerable, and crime prevention efforts are faltering.
Inspectors criticized the Met for poor crime investigations and failing to support victims, as the number of wanted suspects rises. While progress is noted in call handling, significant issues remain, revealing a force under strain and in need of deep reform.