The pair's fate hinges on the Home Office's decision not to classify the Mexican drug war, which has claimed 160,000 lives in ten years, as a "humanitarian crisis".
Just 12.4% agree that Durham University is worth the overall costs and 79.5% said the University should cut college fees, according to Palatinate's investigation into Durham housing.
The latest donor report reveals that Durham has received financial support from a Kuwaiti sheikh and former prime minister who was required to stand down in 2011 due to corruption charges.
Palatinate investigates the rise of Purpose Built Student Accommodation in Durham and its criticisms
There has been considerable opposition among local residents to the construction of more accommodation blocks of this kind, with concerns being lodged against the levels of occupation and the impact on family housing in the city.
By Ben Sladden Race hate crime in the North-East has soared to record levels since the EU referendum last year, a new report has revealed. In the Durham Constabulary area, 66 race hate crimes were reported—an increase of 16 percent since the...
By Ben Sladden Last year, the University announced a long-term plan for expansion in an “Estate Masterplan.” Included in the ten-year programme of investment are plans to create at least two new colleges, including one on Mount Oswald to...
Dr Al-Qasimi’s emirate has been condemned by various human rights groups, including Human Rights Watch, which claims the regime is responsible for “torture, restrictions on freedoms of expression and association, and violations of women’s...
