Chrissie Hynde
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Ed Miliband
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Charles Moore
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Natalie Bennett
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Seth Freedman
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New BBC director-general Tony Hall has defended the Panorama documentary on North Korea which was criticised for putting university students at risk a...
The London School of Economics has hit back at students who accused the university of putting them at risk after they travelled to North Korea with a ...
The decision of the BBC and John Sweeney to enter North Korea undercover with a group of LSE students raises a number of important questions relating to the ethics of the media. Chiefly whether they were putting the students in harm's way, but also if they'd made them fully aware of the risks involved beforehand.
More Indian students are to be encouraged to come to the UK with the offer of new scholarships to a top university, it was announced on Tuesday. Th...
Many people will have heard the Government and tech experts talking about the concept of connected cities. £100million in public spending has been set aside under the Urban Broadband Fund as part of a commitment to making high speed broadband available to everyone in the UK
On 12 October, the Huffington Post UK's very own Mehdi Hasan, the site's political director, debated Times columnist David Aaronovitch on free speech...
Can London Metropolitan University reasonably claim that they own the Women's Library? Perhaps this is why the bidding process was so rushed and so secretive. We know that all the other bidders withdrew for various reasons, including a 'moving of goalposts' leaving only one 'bidder'; the London School of Economics.
Mehdi Hasan, political director of The Huffington Post UK, called for a crackdown on the culture of Islamophobia and argued freedom of speech was not ...
Lesser-known universities are being accused of using overseas students to "prop up" their finances, with new information showing only one in 20 foreig...
Being part of the London financial community gives us access to new business networks and means that we are available to meet with our clients face to face to develop a better understanding and appreciation of their businesses.
Police expect a repeat of last summer's riots and are concerned about how budget cuts will affect their ability to deal with the unrest, according to ...
The Dalai Lama has told young people they are the "force of our hope" and we should put aside our artificial differences and realise we are "all the s...
If initiatives like Mental Health First Aid can improve the mental health literacy of the population, it will build understanding in every community.
All of the UK's mobile phone networks run a system of filtering to keep web-based adult content away from children who access the internet via a mobile phone handset. The policy was first introduced voluntarily back in January 2004. It is still in place as a voluntary measure.
Argentina's continued position around the G20 table is bringing the whole institution into disrepute.
I never had the pleasure of meeting Bernard Levin, the controversial commentator - famed for his intellectual and stinging commentaries on politics and political figures of all persuasions - but despite passing away nearly eight years ago, he will not be forgotten.
My walk to Bond Street station forces me to cut across Oxford Street - an experience far more polluted than the Inca Trail, in every sense. Even in the early hours this street is brimming with ruthless people, who will knock the idle tourist to the ground if they linger.
A Palestinian academic who has publicly backed suicide bombings in Israel has provoked student outrage ahead of a speech at a London university. Az...
Students at the London School of Economics have been embroiled in a fight over the university's Palestinian Society protest against Israel's human rig...
Female teachers mark male pupils more harshly than they do their female students, research has claimed. Additionally, girls tend to believe male te...
London has been named the second best city in the world in which to study, according to research released on Tuesday, writes editor of London Student ...
Independence is the key to Scotland's future economic growth, Alex Salmond is to argue during a lecture to the London School of Economics (LSE) . S...
Grants to revive Britain's poorest regions are "wasted" on firms of more than 150 employees, according to a study. After looking at every manufactu...
I'm sitting in a lecture theatre at the London School of Economics, having just watched presentations from Bill Gates and Hans Rosling as part of the launch of the Global Poverty Ambassador initiative.
The two most galling cases of anti-Semitism on campuses in recent years have occurred at Oxford and now, LSE. The former being of course when Oxford Students deemed it appropriate fancy dress to arrive at a party dressed as Orthodox Jews, carrying 'bags of money'.
