UCL in the media
Unpopular Conservative policies expected to be scrapped
Professor Michael Reiss (UCL Institute of Education) says that the grammar school policy is likely to be amended significantly or "quietly disappear".
Read: Financial TimesHigher inflation 'should be celebrated'
Dame DeAnne Julius (UCL Council) says that higher inflation and rising interest rates should be celebrated as the by-product of a healthy recovery.
Read: The Times (£)Theresa May's special advisers in firing line
Professor Meg Russell (UCL Constitution Unit) told Sky News the Prime Minister's slashed number of MPs will require her to pursue a "very different form of politics" if she remains in Number 10.
Read: Sky NewsFrench election: Can Macron's new party win majority he needs?
Professor Philippe Marlière (UCL School of European Languages, Culture & Society) provides insight into France's two-stage parliamentary elections.
Read: BBC NewsMore black and minority ethnic MPs than ever, despite slow progress
Dr Jennifer Hudson (UCL Constitution Unit) says that the rise in BME MPs from the election illustrates the seemingly glacial pace of change.
Read: The Telegraph (£)Research examines fake news, hate speech and 4chan
Dr Gianluca Stringhini (UCL Computer Science) discusses the results of two new papers exploring how hate speech and fake news are spread around the internet.
Read: Sky NewsIs interfering with genes ethical?
Professor Jonathan Montgomery (UCL Laws) discusses revisiting the 14-day rule for permitting embryo research.
Watch: BBC One 'The Big Questions' (from 11 mins 18 secs)What turned the British election? Maybe the youth vote
Dr Jennifer Hudson (UCL Constitution Unit) discusses how Jeremy Corbyn's campaign swayed the youth vote.
Read: New York Times (£)AJ100 practices name Bartlett 'best school' - yet again
The UCL Bartlett has been rated the best architecture school in a survey completed by the staff of AJ100 practices for 14th successive year.
Read: Architects Journal (£)Why the world's biggest school system is failing its pupils
Commenting on a story about India's school system, Professor Geeta Kingdon (UCL Institute of Education) reports that test scores have fallen despite an increase in school funding from 2011 to 2015.
Read: The Economist