NHS 'in peril if shake-up fails'
More than 50 GPs involved in new clinical commissioning groups have warned the NHS may be "in peril" if government reforms are derailed.
 A fantastic opportunity has emerged to promote the 2012 Games at your university this Spring.
NUS Scotland LGBT campaign has called on Edinburgh's Lord Provost to use the city's 'twinning arrangement' with St Petersburg to urge authorities not to enact a bill which would fuel discrimination against the city's LGBT community.
New analysis by NUS Scotland and Scotland's Colleges has shown that the current student support budget is not enough to meet demand.
NUS today said Boris Johnson was perpetuating damaging myths and should try to help young people rather than writing them off.
Following the revelation that Education Secretary Michael Gove, has suggested buying the Queen a yacht to celebrate her birthday, NUS has suggested ten alternative ways to spend the estimate £60m cost on Further and Higher Education.
The National Union of Students (NUS) today welcomed further commitments from Government and business to open employment and internship experiences to everyone regardless of background.
 Senegal Wade ruling fuels clashes
Hamid Karzai in Britain for talks
South Sudan 'nears oil shutdown'
Storytelling Laureate was a mute
Are garden birds leaving home?
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Violence breaks out in Senegal after the country's top court rules that President Abdoulaye Wade can run for a third term in office.
The Afghan President, Hamid Karzai, is in Britain to meet David Cameron following France's decision to speed up the withdrawal of its troops from Afghanistan.
South Sudan says it will complete its threatened shutdown of oil production on Saturday after no deal was reached with Sudan over pipeline use.
The new National Storytelling Laureate says she wants to help other children who have had "issues with language".
Where have the garden birds gone?
