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Hard Evidence: are universities strapped for cash?

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imageAre universities counting their pennies?Education fund via Lucian Milasan/www.shutterstock.com

English universities have known since June that there would be cuts to higher education funding. Now the amount and detail of the savings have been disseminated to universities: the sector must make a total saving of £150m. Some have argued this is...

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The Beatles, Help! and the creation of the modern British man

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imageThe Beatles on Salisbury Plain whilst filming Help!PA/PA Archive

It’s 50 years since the release of the Beatles’s second feature film, Help!. Whatever you may think of the film itself (which got very mixed reviews) this rollicking film of “good, clean insanity” provides a wonderfully unique window on to the social changes...

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