Don’t call them ‘Mickey Mouse’ degrees – it’s insulting, says former universities minister
Students worked hard on those courses, so it was wrong for Rishi Sunak and the Tories to use the phrase, declares Robert Halfon
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Students worked hard on those courses, so it was wrong for Rishi Sunak and the Tories to use the phrase, declares Robert Halfon
When he promised to end Channel crossings, I thought that’s like saying we can stop all crime – no one can do that, recalls former minister
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