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Curriculum: Prime Minister Andy Burnham says Black history should be taught in schools, including the contribution of the Windrush generation, and wants Black History Month to become a regular fixture at Downing Street. University Access: UK universities are withdrawing offers to students from countries including Nigeria, India, Pakistan and Bangladesh as visa refusals rise, putting international recruitment under pressure. Higher Education: Job cuts, strikes and course closures are adding to pressure on university arts and humanities departments. College Trial: A former Cardiff Sixth Form College employee told a court that invoices were removed and fake financial records created before an inspection, as founder Yasmin Sarwar faces fraud, theft and money-laundering charges. She denies the allegations.

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