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The Times and Daily Mail report on new plans to tackle grade inflation.

Today the Office for Students has awarded £5.6 million to projects based in universities and colleges across England to boost opportunities for graduates who seek work close to home.

Supporting student choice, opportunity and success: the Office for Students is funding higher education providers for teaching, outreach and to enable students to succeed.

Office for Students welcomes new Universities UK and NUS report on attainment gaps

Students from wealthier areas are six times more likely to get into top universities, study reveals. Coverage of the Office for Students insight brief on the use of contextual information in higher education.

Young people from more advantaged neighbourhoods are still nearly six times more likely to attend the most selective universities in England despite a significant growth in the use of contextual offers – where students are admitted with lower grades than the advertised tariff – the Office for Students (OfS) has said today.

The Office for Students has published guidance setting out the process for English higher education providers that wish to use either ‘university college’ or ‘university’ title as part of their name.

The Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (QAA) has published a consultation on the fees it will charge in its capacity as the designated quality body.

Several papers report on a statement by the Secretary of State on unconditional offers.

A number of papers report on the OfS's report about the financial health of universities and colleges.