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The outbreak of flu cases in England and Wales looks like it has peaked, experts say.

Planning permission is granted for a £22m facility to replace ageing buildings at a Teesside College.

A 19th Century residential college in Cumbria is sold by the county council to help save money.

A 12-week college course teaching people how to become stand-up comedians runs in Manchester.

The creation of a university out of art colleges in Kent and Surrey is celebrated with a reception in Maidstone.

Tributes are paid to a 16-year-old boy who was electrocuted at a railway station in West Sussex.

Nick Partridge, chief executive of the UK's leading HIV and sexual health charity the Terrence Higgins Trust, is knighted.

Two pioneering school improvers are knighted as head teachers and civil servants are recognised in the New Year's honours list.

Fashion designers from Somerset College make the final 10 in the Clothes Show's Young Designer of the Year final.

The Learning and Skills Council promises that EMA payments are now being processed efficiently.

With the end of the year approaching, it is unclear how many students might still be waiting for their EMAs.

The mysteries of the viruses which cause colds and flu pose a big challenge to scientists.

Plymouth Argyle ladies striker and Duchy College student Chloe Roberts is called up to train with the England under-23 and under-20 squads.

Omagh CBS and St Michael's Enniskillen both win three Bank of Ireland Ulster Colleges Football All Stars.

Aberdeen College is submitting plans to move to a new riverside campus at the Don at Tillydrone.

A college fire caused by a suspected arson attack was spotted early and tackled quickly, the manager says.

About 35 firefighters tackle a fire at a Worcester college, which police think was started deliberately.

The Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry is ranked in the top 50% of medical schools for research.

A 45-year old man pleads not guilty to murdering a college student who was stabbed in Kent.

An assessment of university research sees Cardiff leave the top 10 but the institution says its work remains 'world leading'.

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