The papers: 'Top universities cut entry grades' and 'Uefa set for Infantino inquiry'
Top universities in the UK are cutting entry grades due to a decline in international students, resulting in a significant deficit for many institutions. Uefa is considering an investigation into Gianni Infantino's conduct during his tenure, following allegations of an affair and a six-figure payment. The Sunday papers also cover various other stories, including royal funeral plans and celebrity news.
- ▪Top universities are becoming more flexible with entry grades due to a 10% drop in international students.
- ▪Uefa may launch an investigation into Gianni Infantino's conduct, which he strongly denies.
- ▪The decline in international students has left 55 universities with a total deficit of over £500m.
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'Top universities cut entry grades' and 'Uefa set for Infantino inquiry'Published9 August 2026Image caption, "Top universities cut entry grades as fewer foreign students apply" says the Sunday Times, reporting top institutions are becoming "more flexible" for students who miss their grades or apply during clearing. This follows a 10% drop in international students, the paper says, adding that their departure has left 55 universities with a total deficit of more than £500m.Image caption, The Sunday Telegraph says Uefa is considering launching an investigation into Gianni Infantino's conduct during his tenure at the organisation, following the paper's reports that a woman was paid six figures after an alleged affair with Infantino when he was general secretary of the body.
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