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- Tutor in English – Extended Intensive English (EIE) Programme (on campus, face to face delivery)
ICYMI: University of Warwick – Warwick Foundation Studies Salary: £34,866 to £45,163. SP27/SP36 per annumhttp://dlvr.it/TJWTwF - Tutor in English – Extended Intensive English (EIE) Programme (on campus, face to face delivery)
ICYMI: University of Warwick – Warwick Foundation Studies Salary: £34,866 to £45,163. SP27/SP36 per annumhttp://dlvr.it/TJWTwF - ALLEYNS SCHOOL DULWICH: Teacher of FrenchICYMI: Own competitive salary scale based on experience: ALLEYNS SCHOOL DULWICH: We are looking to appoint a part-time Teacher of French from Thursday 28 August 2025 for one year to cover maternity leave. Dulwich, South Londonhttp://dlvr.it/TJWTvm
- Teacher vacancy rates at record high in England, report finds
UK News: NFER says pupil behaviour, stagnant pay and inflexible working practices contributing to exodus from workforce Teachers in England are abandoning the classroom over worsening pupil behaviour, stagnant pay and inflexible working practices, leaving vacancies at their highest rate on record, according to a report. It warned that this month’s spending review was the… Read more: Teacher vacancy rates at record high in England, report finds - Taxi firms crowdfund legal battle with Uber over VAT on fares in UK
UK News: Minicab drivers say Uber’s bid to apply tax to all rides would put many out of business and leave people stranded Two British taxi companies have launched a crowdfunding drive for the last leg of a lengthy legal battle with Uber that could result in higher cab fares. Uber will seek, at a… Read more: Taxi firms crowdfund legal battle with Uber over VAT on fares in UK - Faculty Position in the Pillar of Language Education
The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou) – College of Education Sciences Salary: highly competitivehttp://dlvr.it/TJWTmw - GUY’S & ST THOMAS FOUNDATION: Director of Endowment Operations£125,000-£140,000 plus benefits: GUY’S & ST THOMAS FOUNDATION: The Director of Endowment Operations role will support the delivery of the objectives of the Endowment team Southwark, London (Greater)http://dlvr.it/TJWTmq
- Jonathan Powell: the veteran negotiator being lauded over US-Ukraine detente
Insiders say UK national security adviser avoids limelight, but it found the ‘calm operator’ this week In the topsy-turvy world in which Keir Starmer and his aides operate, the US putting the onus on Russia to agree to a truce with Ukraine marked a significant victory. The proposed 30-day ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine is… Read more: Jonathan Powell: the veteran negotiator being lauded over US-Ukraine detente - Ed Davey calls on Keir Starmer to back Canada against Trump attacks
Lib Dem leader says PM should make public show of support for ally against ‘shocking attacks’ on its sovereignty The leader of the UK’s Liberal Democrats has called on the prime minister to publicly support Canada and oppose the “shocking attacks” on Canadian sovereignty, as the Trump administration further escalates its global trade war against… Read more: Ed Davey calls on Keir Starmer to back Canada against Trump attacks - Germany’s Friedrich Merz faces rocky road to lift debt brake rules
Chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz wants to alter Germany’s strict fiscal rules to massively boost defence spending, the Greens are standing in his way.http://dlvr.it/TJWQVG - Sanchez backs EU plan to increase military spending, says it will reindustrialise Spanish economy
With about 1.28% spent on defence last year, Spain is proportionally one of the lowest NATO defence spenders.http://dlvr.it/TJWQVB - NATO’s Rutte ‘instrumental’ to annexation of Greenland, Trump suggests
US President Donald Trump has welcomed NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte to Washington amid concerns over his pivot towards Russia. The pair discussed Greenland, with Trump again advocating US annexation for security reasons.http://dlvr.it/TJWQTb - In Iran, even President Masoud Pezeshkian is being culturally oppressed
Azerbaijanis in Iran, like many other non-Persian ethnic minority groups living under the Islamic Republic, face repression and are denied the right to speak in their mother tongue at official gatherings, even if they are the president of Iran. Don’t they deserve better, Mordechai Kedar writes.http://dlvr.it/TJVx8B - Strong quake shakes Naples, forcing residents into streets and cars
The earthquake was the most powerful recorded in the Phlegraean Fields volcanic region and had the same intensity as a tremor that struck the area in May last year.http://dlvr.it/TJVwxM - Strong quake shakes Naples, forcing residents into streets and cars
The earthquake was the most powerful recorded in the Phlegraean Fields volcanic region and had the same intensity as a tremor that struck the area in May last year.http://dlvr.it/TJVwxM - Kathmandu bursts into colour as thousands celebrate Holi festival
Thousands in Kathmandu celebrated Holi, widely known as the Hindu festival of colours, with vibrant colours, music, and dance, honouring the arrival of spring and the divine love of Krishna and Radha.http://dlvr.it/TJVwwf - Professor of German (1776)
ICYMI: Trinity College Dublin, The University of Dublin – School of Languages, Literatures, and Cultural Studies Salary: €140,067 to €177,060http://dlvr.it/TJVJst - FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION: Head of External OperationsICYMI: Negotiable: FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION: It’s everyone’s stadiumWembley Park and the area surrounding Wembley Stadium has been through a period of significant transformation and is now a thri Wembleyhttp://dlvr.it/TJVJsR
- Mental ill-health is behind soaring disability benefits bill in England and Wales, report says
UK News: Institute for Fiscal Studies says half of the rise in working-age people claiming the benefit last year is linked to mental health More than half of the increase in disability benefits is due to more mental health claims, according to research. Since the pandemic, the number of working-age adults in England and Wales… Read more: Mental ill-health is behind soaring disability benefits bill in England and Wales, report says - NHS England first in Europe to roll out take-at-home pill for MS patients
UK News: Cladribine tablet for those with active multiple sclerosis will reduce hospital visits and free up appointments Thousands of patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) in England are to become the first in Europe to benefit from a major roll out of an immunotherapy pill. Current treatments involve regular trips to hospital, drug infusions, frequent… Read more: NHS England first in Europe to roll out take-at-home pill for MS patients - Tutor in English – Extended Intensive English (EIE) Programme (on campus, face to face delivery)
University of Warwick – Warwick Foundation Studies Salary: £34,866 to £45,163. SP27/SP36 per annumhttp://dlvr.it/TJVJlD - ALLEYNS SCHOOL DULWICH: Teacher of FrenchOwn competitive salary scale based on experience: ALLEYNS SCHOOL DULWICH: We are looking to appoint a part-time Teacher of French from Thursday 28 August 2025 for one year to cover maternity leave. Dulwich, South Londonhttp://dlvr.it/TJVJlC
- Teacher vacancy rates at record high in England, report finds
NFER says pupil behaviour, stagnant pay and inflexible working practices contributing to exodus from workforce Teachers in England are abandoning the classroom over worsening pupil behaviour, stagnant pay and inflexible working practices, leaving vacancies at their highest rate on record, according to a report. It warned that this month’s spending review was the government’s “last… Read more: Teacher vacancy rates at record high in England, report finds - Taxi firms crowdfund legal battle with Uber over VAT on fares in UK
Minicab drivers say Uber’s bid to apply tax to all rides would put many out of business and leave people stranded Two British taxi companies have launched a crowdfunding drive for the last leg of a lengthy legal battle with Uber that could result in higher cab fares. Uber will seek, at a supreme court… Read more: Taxi firms crowdfund legal battle with Uber over VAT on fares in UK - Emmanuel Macron welcomes Shavkat Mirziyoyev for state visit to boost Franco-Uzbek relations
The two leaders are exploring the strengthening of relations, with an emphasis on trade and economy.http://dlvr.it/TJVFWT - Canada announces retaliatory tariffs on US goods as Trump’s 25% tariffs come into effect
Canada’s new tariffs are in addition to its 25% counter tariffs on $30 billion Canadian of imports from the US that were put in place on 4 March in response to other Trump import taxes that he’s partially delayed by a month.http://dlvr.it/TJVFWR - Philippines’ ex-President Rodrigo Duterte flown to the Hague on ICC charges
The Hague-based court has been investigating the mass killings linked to Duterte’s so-called war on drugs.http://dlvr.it/TJVFWD - Tutor in English for Academic Purposes – Postgraduate Pre-sessional Programme (on campus, face to face delivery)
ICYMI: University of Warwick – Warwick Foundation Studies Salary: £34,866 to £45,163 per annum. SP27/SP36http://dlvr.it/TJT7Y8 - SKILLS FOR CARE: National Lead – Quality AssuranceICYMI: £50311.15 per annum: SKILLS FOR CARE: Work on the Department of Health and Social Care’s Adult Social Care Learning and Development Quality Assurance Contract. Home-based with some expectation of travel nationally where required.http://dlvr.it/TJT7Y7
- Toilet training and cutlery use key part of England’s ‘school-readiness skills list’
UK News: Checkpoints backed by education secretary, Bridget Phillipson, follow complaints from teachers of children arriving in nappies Toilet training and the ability to use cutlery are two key checkpoints in a new list of “school-readiness” skills developed by a coalition of early-years educators and endorsed by Bridget Phillipson, the education secretary. The group said… Read more: Toilet training and cutlery use key part of England’s ‘school-readiness skills list’ - Police admit arrest of anti-monarchy heckler in Oxford was unlawful
UK News: Symon Hill paid £2,500 by Thames Valley police over his arrest at proclamation of Charles III’s accession in 2022 Police have admitted acting unlawfully in arresting a trainee Baptist minister who called out “Who elected him?” at a local proclamation of the accession of King Charles III. After a two-and-a-half-year battle, Symon Hill,… Read more: Police admit arrest of anti-monarchy heckler in Oxford was unlawful - Professor of German (1776)
Trinity College Dublin, The University of Dublin – School of Languages, Literatures, and Cultural Studies Salary: €140,067 to €177,060http://dlvr.it/TJT7Ps - FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION: Head of External OperationsNegotiable: FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION: It’s everyone’s stadiumWembley Park and the area surrounding Wembley Stadium has been through a period of significant transformation and is now a thri Wembleyhttp://dlvr.it/TJT7Pp
- Mental ill-health is behind soaring disability benefits bill in England and Wales, report says
Institute for Fiscal Studies says half of the rise in working-age people claiming the benefit last year is linked to mental health More than half of the increase in disability benefits is due to more mental health claims, according to research. Since the pandemic, the number of working-age adults in England and Wales paid disability… Read more: Mental ill-health is behind soaring disability benefits bill in England and Wales, report says - NHS England first in Europe to roll out take-at-home pill for MS patients
Cladribine tablet for those with active multiple sclerosis will reduce hospital visits and free up appointments Thousands of patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) in England are to become the first in Europe to benefit from a major roll out of an immunotherapy pill. Current treatments involve regular trips to hospital, drug infusions, frequent injections and… Read more: NHS England first in Europe to roll out take-at-home pill for MS patients - Trump says he will double planned tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminium to 50%
US President Donald Trump faces increased pressure to stimulate economic growth after a brutal market selloff on Monday indicated rising recession risks.http://dlvr.it/TJT444 - Ukraine agrees to US-proposed immediate one-month ceasefire following Saudi Arabia talks
Kyiv has reiterated that it is ready to take such a step only if Russia adheres to the ceasefire terms in the same way.http://dlvr.it/TJT43m - Syrian ethnic tensions erupt in deadly clashes, questioning Europe’s sanctions lift
Recent violence in Syria has sparked fears of further instability as leaders call for lifting sanctions to ease economic woes.http://dlvr.it/TJT3zx - French MP proposes to revive village cafés and bars by easing alcohol permit rules
A new bill that would change an old licencing law has faced opposition from the left over concerns about alcohol consumption.http://dlvr.it/TJSbnr - Residential buildings hit in Ukrainian drone attack on Russia
More than 70 drones targeted Moscow but were intercepted, while attacks near the Russian capital caused casualties and damage, according to local officials.http://dlvr.it/TJSbnj - Cyclone Jude hits Mozambique, posing high risk to children
The arrival of Cyclone Jude in Mozambique has raised serious concerns for children, as flooding increases the risk of waterborne diseases such as cholera, diarrhea, and malaria.http://dlvr.it/TJSbmH - Alarm at plan for less-qualified probation staff to deal with sex offenders in England and Wales
UK News: Watchdog warns that move, which also includes domestic abusers, must be closely watched to keep public safe Domestic abusers and sex offenders in England and Wales will be rehabilitated by less-experienced staff with fewer qualifications from June, prompting warnings from a watchdog that the plans must be closely monitored to ensure public safety.… Read more: Alarm at plan for less-qualified probation staff to deal with sex offenders in England and Wales - Wexford Festival Opera: Executive DirectorICYMI: unspecified: Wexford Festival Opera: The Board of Wexford Festival Trust is seeking to appoint an experienced, dynamic & resilient Executive Director. Wexford, Irelandhttp://dlvr.it/TJRzfs
- King Charles pays tribute to ‘marvellous’ Bob Marley as he shares favourite songs
UK News: Monarch recalls ‘infectious energy’ of late reggae singer in Apple Music broadcast to celebrate Commonwealth Day King Charles has paid tribute to the “marvellous, infectious energy” of the late reggae star Bob Marley, in a series of comments about his favourite music and musicians from around the Commonwealth. In a broadcast released in… Read more: King Charles pays tribute to ‘marvellous’ Bob Marley as he shares favourite songs - Tutor in English for Academic Purposes – Postgraduate Pre-sessional Programme (on campus, face to face delivery)
University of Warwick – Warwick Foundation Studies Salary: £34,866 to £45,163 per annum. SP27/SP36http://dlvr.it/TJRzVn - SKILLS FOR CARE: National Lead – Quality Assurance£50311.15 per annum: SKILLS FOR CARE: Work on the Department of Health and Social Care’s Adult Social Care Learning and Development Quality Assurance Contract. Home-based with some expectation of travel nationally where required.http://dlvr.it/TJRzVb
- Toilet training and cutlery use key part of England’s ‘school-readiness skills list’
Checkpoints backed by education secretary, Bridget Phillipson, follow complaints from teachers of children arriving in nappies Toilet training and the ability to use cutlery are two key checkpoints in a new list of “school-readiness” skills developed by a coalition of early-years educators and endorsed by Bridget Phillipson, the education secretary. The group said the guidance… Read more: Toilet training and cutlery use key part of England’s ‘school-readiness skills list’ - Police admit arrest of anti-monarchy heckler in Oxford was unlawful
Symon Hill paid £2,500 by Thames Valley police over his arrest at proclamation of Charles III’s accession in 2022 Police have admitted acting unlawfully in arresting a trainee Baptist minister who called out “Who elected him?” at a local proclamation of the accession of King Charles III. After a two-and-a-half-year battle, Symon Hill, 47, has… Read more: Police admit arrest of anti-monarchy heckler in Oxford was unlawful - Guatemala’s Fuego volcano erupts: authorities call for evacuation of 30,000 people
Located just 60 kilometres from Guatemala City, it is one of the most active volcanoes on Earth.http://dlvr.it/TJRwRl - French teacher on trial for allegedly harassing student who took her own life
The teacher, who maintains her innocence, is reported to have regularly humiliated Evaëlle, 11, in front of her peers.http://dlvr.it/TJRwRW - Latest news bulletin | March 10th – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond – latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.http://dlvr.it/TJRwQ0 - Sexual violence on French public transport reaches record levels
A report by the National Observatory on Violence Against Women found that seven in ten women in the Île-de-France region have been subjected to some form of sexual violence on public transport.http://dlvr.it/TJRSnP - Tibetan protesters clash with police in New Delhi
Tibetan Youth Congress members clashed with police outside the Chinese embassy in New Delhi during demonstrations marking the 66th Tibetan National Uprising Day.http://dlvr.it/TJRSnM - Syria ends military operation against al-Assad loyalists after days of fighting
According to UK-based war monitor, The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, 1,130 people were killed in the clashes, including 830 civilians.http://dlvr.it/TJRSmz - Counter Terrorism Policing: Information Governance Officer – Compliance & AssuranceICYMI: The starting salary is £38,926, which includes allowances totalling £2,928: Counter Terrorism Policing: Your role will be responsible for providing advice & guidance on all matters relating to data compliance across the CT Policing Network. West Bromptonhttp://dlvr.it/TJQrxf
- ‘The sewage scandal ends now’: UK water company fines to be used to clean up rivers
UK News: After fears £11m would be diverted to Treasury, money will be spent on restoring polluted areas where penalties issued Millions of pounds of fines imposed on water firms will fund environmental schemes to protect the country’s waterways after fears the money would be diverted to the Treasury. The water restoration fund was set… Read more: ‘The sewage scandal ends now’: UK water company fines to be used to clean up rivers - Covid, five years on: UK ‘still not ready to protect the population’
UK News: Scientific triumphs were made in the battle against the pandemic, but the memories and lessons are already in danger of being lost On 9 March 2020, Martin Landray was studying the likely impact of Covid-19 as it started to sweep Britain. What was needed, he realised, was a method for pinpointing cheap, effective… Read more: Covid, five years on: UK ‘still not ready to protect the population’ - Wexford Festival Opera: Executive Directorunspecified: Wexford Festival Opera: The Board of Wexford Festival Trust is seeking to appoint an experienced, dynamic & resilient Executive Director. Wexford, Irelandhttp://dlvr.it/TJQrn3
- Alarm at plan for less-qualified probation staff to deal with sex offenders in England and Wales
Watchdog warns that move, which also includes domestic abusers, must be closely watched to keep public safe Domestic abusers and sex offenders in England and Wales will be rehabilitated by less-experienced staff with fewer qualifications from June, prompting warnings from a watchdog that the plans must be closely monitored to ensure public safety. Proposals approved… Read more: Alarm at plan for less-qualified probation staff to deal with sex offenders in England and Wales - King Charles pays tribute to ‘marvellous’ Bob Marley as he shares favourite songs
Monarch recalls ‘infectious energy’ of late reggae singer in Apple Music broadcast to celebrate Commonwealth Day King Charles has paid tribute to the “marvellous, infectious energy” of the late reggae star Bob Marley, in a series of comments about his favourite music and musicians from around the Commonwealth. In a broadcast released in a collaboration… Read more: King Charles pays tribute to ‘marvellous’ Bob Marley as he shares favourite songs - Mark Carney succeeds Justin Trudeau as Liberals leader, vows to stand up to Trump
Former central banker Mark Carney is set to become Canada’s next prime minister after succeeding Justin Trudeau as leader of the governing Liberal Party.http://dlvr.it/TJQpGz - Justin Trudeau delivers farewell speech as Canadian Prime Minister
Trudeau gives his final speech as Canadian Prime Minister.http://dlvr.it/TJQpGx - Turkish defence firm accused of violating sanctions with Sudan weapons supplies
Turkey’s Baykar allegedly violated EU and US sanctions by sending arms to Sudan’s military, fueling the civil war, according to a Washington Post report.http://dlvr.it/TJQpGX - Turkey’s interior minister says stray dog cull law will be fully enforced
Turkey’s interior minister has pledged to fully apply a law to remove millions of stray dogs from the streets after the death a two-year-old girl.http://dlvr.it/TJQV55 - Armed man shot near White House by US Secret Service agents
An armed man, believed to have come from Indiana, was shot by U.S. Secret Service agents near the White House after a confrontation early on Sunday.http://dlvr.it/TJQV54 - For the first time an election in Greenland will be closely watched
Greenlanders now find their voices greatly amplified on the world stage after President Donald Trump’s claim that the US might take over their island.http://dlvr.it/TJQV4R - English Language/EAP Lecturer
ICYMI: University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (UESTC) Salary: From ¥18,000 monthly before taxhttp://dlvr.it/TJQ7GG - London councils buy £140m of property to move homeless people out of city
UK News: Exclusive: More than a dozen authorities have bought more than 850 properties in English towns and cities since 2017 London councils and housing companies they own have spent more than £140m buying up homes to relocate homeless people out of the city. More than a dozen councils in the capital have collectively spent… Read more: London councils buy £140m of property to move homeless people out of city - Eight jailed after posing as electricians to divert power to UK cannabis farms
UK News: Criminals dressed as utilities repair teams dug up roads to access cables to power industrial-scale drug production A group of eight criminals who dug up roads and diverted electricity to cannabis farms run by organised crime gangs have been jailed by a judge in Liverpool. The criminals used a legitimate company as cover… Read more: Eight jailed after posing as electricians to divert power to UK cannabis farms - CANCER RESEARCH UK: Senior Technology Project ManagerICYMI: £50000 – £60000 per annum: CANCER RESEARCH UK: Bold innovation. Cross-functional collaboration. Resolving complex challenges. Senior Technology Project Manager (Scientific Research & Data)£50,000 – Stratfordhttp://dlvr.it/TJQ7CM
- Counter Terrorism Policing: Information Governance Officer – Compliance & AssuranceThe starting salary is £38,926, which includes allowances totalling £2,928: Counter Terrorism Policing: Your role will be responsible for providing advice & guidance on all matters relating to data compliance across the CT Policing Network. West Bromptonhttp://dlvr.it/TJQ743
- ‘The sewage scandal ends now’: UK water company fines to be used to clean up rivers
After fears £11m would be diverted to Treasury, money will be spent on restoring polluted areas where penalties issued Millions of pounds of fines imposed on water firms will fund environmental schemes to protect the country’s waterways after fears the money would be diverted to the Treasury. The water restoration fund was set up by… Read more: ‘The sewage scandal ends now’: UK water company fines to be used to clean up rivers - Covid, five years on: UK ‘still not ready to protect the population’
Scientific triumphs were made in the battle against the pandemic, but the memories and lessons are already in danger of being lost On 9 March 2020, Martin Landray was studying the likely impact of Covid-19 as it started to sweep Britain. What was needed, he realised, was a method for pinpointing cheap, effective drugs that… Read more: Covid, five years on: UK ‘still not ready to protect the population’ - What’s New on Netflix UK This Week: March 7th, 2025
ICYMI: There are 54 new movies and TV shows added to Netflix UK this week.http://dlvr.it/TJQ71D - Hundreds of thousands of protesters commemorate International Women’s Day
Hundreds of thousands of women participated in rallies around the world on Saturday to commemorate International Women’s Day and advocate for equality and the end of gender-based violence.http://dlvr.it/TJQ52m - More than 1,000 killed as Syrian security forces clash with Assad loyalists in Alawite regions
More than 1,000 people were killed after two days of clashes between Syrian security forces and loyalists of ousted President Bashar al-Assad erupt.http://dlvr.it/TJQ52k - People march in cities around the world to mark International Women’s Day
People around the world joined forces to march against patriarchal societies, the gender gap and violence against women in rallies in cities across the world.http://dlvr.it/TJQ52Z - Fighters loyal to Syria’s government kill dozens in reprisal attacks
The fighters stormed several villages near the country’s coast, killing dozens of men believed to be linked to the regime of former President Bashar Assad.http://dlvr.it/TJPn98 - Pro-Palestinian protester climbs onto the UK parliament’s tower
Emergency services were outside Palace of Westminster in London on Saturday after a man holding a Palestinian flag climbed onto Big Ben tower, police said.http://dlvr.it/TJPn90 - Latest news bulletin | March 8th – Midday
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond – latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.http://dlvr.it/TJPn7z - Ministers delaying inquiry into treatment of migrant carers, RCN says
UK News: Exclusive: Nursing union says it continues to receive complaints about low pay, unfit housing and illegal fees Ministers are dragging their heels on an investigation into the mistreatment of migrant carers, the country’s largest nursing union has said, as it continues to receive complaints about low pay, substandard accommodation and illegal fees. Nicola… Read more: Ministers delaying inquiry into treatment of migrant carers, RCN says - Commuter-belt homes in England and Wales – in pictures
UK News: From a Totnes terrace to a contemporary Cardiff suburb, properties with fast connections Continue reading…http://dlvr.it/TJPNp1 - Senior Lecturer in Applied Humanities
ICYMI: Birmingham Newman University Salary: £43,878 to £56,921 per annumhttp://dlvr.it/TJNH9B - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE: Executive Officer to the Executive Director of Alumni Engagement and Individual GivingICYMI: Salary from £42,679 to £51,000 pa inclusive with potential to progress to £54,730 pa inclusive of L: LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE: Executive Officer to the Executive Director of Alumni Engagement and Individual Giving. London (Central), London (Greater)http://dlvr.it/TJPNdZ
- English Language/EAP Lecturer
University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (UESTC) Salary: From ¥18,000 monthly before taxhttp://dlvr.it/TJPNWR - London councils buy £140m of property to move homeless people out of city
Exclusive: More than a dozen authorities have bought more than 850 properties in English towns and cities since 2017 London councils and housing companies they own have spent more than £140m buying up homes to relocate homeless people out of the city. More than a dozen councils in the capital have collectively spent millions buying… Read more: London councils buy £140m of property to move homeless people out of city - Eight jailed after posing as electricians to divert power to UK cannabis farms
Criminals dressed as utilities repair teams dug up roads to access cables to power industrial-scale drug production A group of eight criminals who dug up roads and diverted electricity to cannabis farms run by organised crime gangs have been jailed by a judge in Liverpool. The criminals used a legitimate company as cover and pretended… Read more: Eight jailed after posing as electricians to divert power to UK cannabis farms - CANCER RESEARCH UK: Senior Technology Project Manager£50000 – £60000 per annum: CANCER RESEARCH UK: Bold innovation. Cross-functional collaboration. Resolving complex challenges. Senior Technology Project Manager (Scientific Research & Data)£50,000 – Stratfordhttp://dlvr.it/TJPNVs
- What’s New on Netflix UK This Week: March 7th, 2025
There are 54 new movies and TV shows added to Netflix UK this week.http://dlvr.it/TJPNJm - How have Europe’s far-right reacted to Trump’s Ukraine policy and treatment of Zelenskyy?
Many far-right MPs in Europe are trying to stay in Donald Trump’s good books and avoid criticising him, all while retaining credibility at home.http://dlvr.it/TJNvrd - Latest news bulletin | March 7th – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond – latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.http://dlvr.it/TJNvr2 - From oil wealth to key diplomatic player: How Saudi Arabia emerged as a global mediator
As Riyadh prepares to host US-Ukraine talks on how to end Russia’s war, analysts tell Euronews how Saudi Arabia became a diplomatic heavyweight.http://dlvr.it/TJNvmj - ‘Reduced to nonsense’: JRR Tolkien’s irritation with typist revealed in archive
UK News: Exclusive: Important collection of author’s letters and manuscripts, being sold in April, reveals his loathing of sloppiness and love of language JRR Tolkien was so irritated by a careless typist’s slapdash work on one of his manuscripts that he vented his frustration in a letter that has come to light. The Lord of… Read more: ‘Reduced to nonsense’: JRR Tolkien’s irritation with typist revealed in archive - Promise to phase out lead from UK game shooting has failed, study finds
UK News: Vow in 2020 aimed to keep shot out of human food chain but study finds most game carcasses still contain lead A voluntary promise to phase out toxic lead shot in the UK has failed, meaning wildlife and human health are being put at risk, a study has found. The vow, made in… Read more: Promise to phase out lead from UK game shooting has failed, study finds - Departmental Lecturer, Modern Language (Mandarin) Education
ICYMI: University of Oxford – Department of Education, Salary: £48,235 to £57,255 per annum : Grade 8, with a discretionary range to £62,407 per annumhttp://dlvr.it/TJNHQ7 - TEACH FIRST: Teach First Training ProgrammeICYMI: Unspecified: TEACH FIRST: Our paid teacher Training Programme is your chance to build a career you can be proud of. Londonhttp://dlvr.it/TJNHQ5
- Ministers delaying inquiry into treatment of migrant carers, RCN says
Exclusive: Nursing union says it continues to receive complaints about low pay, unfit housing and illegal fees Ministers are dragging their heels on an investigation into the mistreatment of migrant carers, the country’s largest nursing union has said, as it continues to receive complaints about low pay, substandard accommodation and illegal fees. Nicola Ranger, the… Read more: Ministers delaying inquiry into treatment of migrant carers, RCN says - Commuter-belt homes in England and Wales – in pictures
From a Totnes terrace to a contemporary Cardiff suburb, properties with fast connections Continue reading…http://dlvr.it/TJNHN9 - Senior Lecturer in Applied Humanities
Birmingham Newman University Salary: £43,878 to £56,921 per annumhttp://dlvr.it/TJNH9B - Senior Lecturer in Applied Humanities
Birmingham Newman University Salary: £43,878 to £56,921 per annumhttp://dlvr.it/TJNH9B
