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Plans by the Welsh education minister to forcibly dissolve Cardiff Metropolitan University have been dropped.
The University of Surrey has left the 1994 Group, saying the move reflects "the changing higher education environment".
Universities will have a “sound” financial footing in 2014-15 but face risks to their income due to declining demand from home and international students, according to England's funding council.
The move to make nursing an all-graduate profession has not had a detrimental effect on the quality of care, an independent commission on the future of nurse education has found.
Researchers at University College London got a chance to raise money for a wide range of charitable projects this week - by pitching their ideas in a pub and getting the audience to vote for them.
Seven university, business and charity partnerships have been announced as winners of the second round of the Research Partnership Investment Fund.