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Professor Graham Virgo announced plans for next years teaching in light of the lifting of COVID-19 restrictions

30 students of Black or mixed race heritage will each be awarded a £20,000 scholarship over the next three years

The government is also discussing the possibility of different fees for different courses, and minimum qualifications for enrolment

This will be for an incoming student in the academic year 2021-22, whose tuition fees and maintenance costs will be fully covered by the scholarship

The petition expresses alarm that Cambridge, ‘it seems, is more than willing to sell its soul for UAE’s dirty money’

‘It would be shameful if the University of Cambridge were willing to be used in this way’

With 432 people testing positive for coronavirus in Cambridge between 29th June and 5th July, the council stresses the importance of getting vaccinated

The college has no intention of patrolling the riverbank in the meadows, and has stated that no action can be taken against swimmers there

The report also showed students ‘rarely’ felt supported by the University

The university is ‘deeply concerned’ that adopting these proposed adaptations to teacher training would significantly ‘lower standards’ of training

King’s has also said it ‘cannot imagine any circumstances’ under which the college would prosecute anyone ‘swimming responsibly’

The petition was created in response to King’s College’s recent decision to ban swimming and boating in the river there

The College will host a subsequent clinic on 17th and 18th July, which will be open to the public

A fifth of applicants won’t get their first choice uni

Only 67 per cent of young people have had the vaccine

Coventry is…fifth?