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Leading politicians are talking about reducing inequality, but who is going to do something about it?

As the gap between rich and poor widens, so does the gulf between the relative wealth of our educational institutions. Andy Forbes reflects on the work of a leading economist

Instead of facing up to global challenges, a large number of citizens have stuck their heads into the sandpit of nationalism, but colleges can help to open up horizons

Until voting age is lowered to 16, the voice of young people will always count for less among power-brokers – but a new NUS report shows the youth have something valuable to say

Will Institutes of Technology be able to resurrect interest in technical education – or will they join the legions of the FE undead?

Unbridled focus on the ‘facilitating subjects’ for Russell Group university places is taking resources away from producing leavers with the skills employers actually need