Tributes to head of police group
The head of a national police group who died suddenly was remembered today for his "tireless" work for officers during one of the most turbulent times in the force's history.
Chairman of the Police Federation for England and Wales Paul McKeever, 57, died last night after suffering a suspected embolism.
Tributes were paid today by a string of policing colleagues and Home Secretary Theresa May, with whom Mr McKeever had heated clashes.
Almost every foreign criminal who successfully appeals against deportation does so by claiming a right to "family life" in Britain, figures showed today.
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About nine out of 10 victories against deportation were secured using Article 8 of the Human Rights Act, according to Home Office figures released to Tory MP Dominic Raab following a Freedom of Information request.
The right to family life has overtaken Article 3 as the main defence under which migrants fight to remain on British soil, which offers protection from torture in their home nation.
Almost half of the UK's top universities took on fewer students last year following the Government's radical overhaul of the system, figures show.
In total, 10 out of 24 Russell Group institutions, considered among the leading universities in the country, had fewer accepted applicants in 2012, according to data published by UCAS.
The statistics also show that a number of other universities saw a dramatic drop in students, including London Metropolitan University, which saw acceptances fall by more than 3,000.
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