The Papers: 'Top universities cut entry grades' and 'Uefa set for Infantino inquiry'
Summary
Top universities in the UK are lowering their entry grade requirements due to a 10% drop in international students, causing financial losses for many institutions. Meanwhile, UEFA may investigate its president Gianni Infantino over allegations of payment related to an alleged affair, which he denies.Key Facts
- UK universities are accepting students who miss original grade targets or apply late because fewer foreign students are enrolling.
- The decrease in international students has caused a combined loss of over £500 million for 55 universities.
- UEFA is considering an inquiry into Gianni Infantino’s conduct while he was general secretary.
- Allegations include that Infantino paid a woman six figures after an alleged affair; Infantino denies these claims.
- Nigel Farage says he has received hundreds of death threats and will not leave politics due to what he calls cancel culture.
- Six Nepalese climbers died in an avalanche on Broad Peak in late July, raising questions about their activities during fresh snow conditions.
- The former Duke of York may receive a royal ceremonial funeral despite losing his royal titles.
- ITV star Nadia Sawalha claims she lost her job due to bullying related to her support for Palestinian rights.
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