“Politicians may long for the days when they were not under constant surveillance by the media, but those days are gone and they won’t be coming back.”

Dr Sally Bentley has been appointed Dean of the Faculty of Education and Sport at the University of Bedfordshire.

Treat graduation day as "the first day of the rest of your lives", Pete Winkelman urged graduands.

The criticism of referees as a result of recent high profile decisions, and the controversy surrounding Premier League referee Mark Clattenburg, may do long term harm to the recruitment of the next generation of Match Officials.

Did you know that the majority of suppliers to the National Health Service are small and medium firms (SMEs)?

Students who are parents are mostly “invisible” in higher education policies, a new study has shown.

A BBC documentary reporting the maltreatment of elderly residents in care homes has spurred a University of Bedfordshire academic into action – to help monitor standards of care in the NHS.

Local businesses had the chance to pitch their services to the likes of easyJet and Monarch Airlines at an event hosted by the University of Bedfordshire.

A new building for Continuing Professional Development in Luton reached a major milestone in its construction stage – known as ‘topping out’.

Radio waves could soon be used to power small electronic devices in place of batteries, thanks to technology being developed at the University of Bedfordshire.

“The unprecedented success” of London 2012 shows that this country could hold the Olympic Games again within the not too distant future.

Computer experts at the University of Bedfordshire are poised to find ways for cancer specialists to optimise the treatment of cancers and give patients greater control over their healthcare – thanks to £1million in research grants awarded by the European Commission (EC).