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‘It smacks of vindictiveness’
‘It is my sincere hope that we can put behind us the display of intolerance we witnessed this week’
He has also compared abortion to eugenics and euthanasia
‘I firmly believe that my successor will lead Scotland to independence’
Students will gather in Bristo Square at noon on Thursday 9 February
‘There must be no repeat of the chaotic scenes that we saw in the autumn’
One firefighter remains in a critical condition
Some have applauded the university for helping to ‘break poverty cycles’
The Edinburgh Tab spoke to the show’s Edinburgh-based stars
‘As a student, politeness seems to get you nowhere with landlords’
‘Is Edinburgh University a parody of itself?’
‘I simply don’t have time to talk to the students’
40 university societies signed an open letter calling for a boycott
But students from the North of England are most concerned about their dialect
The planned talk, hosted by Edinburgh’s Life Society, did not go ahead
It will apply to private properties and student accommodation
This is on top of his £342,000 salary
Five fourth-year students are in one ‘dreadful’ room with very little privacy
Edi students are also the least likely to work part-time during term
Campaigners warn the American decision will embolden pro-life activists in the UK
It comes as the university claims to ‘celebrate’ and ‘support’ its LGBT+ community
The boxer burst into the flat after the students mocked him from their window
94 per cent of Edinburgh’s UCU members voted to abandon the marking boycott
Chants of ‘shame on you’ were heard as officers left without detaining anyone
The Rwandan government has called Debora Kayembe’s comments ‘hurtful’ and ‘wildly untrue’