Universities ordered to end ¡®partisan prejudice¡¯ against Brexit

UK universities may soon be legally required to ensure more pro-Brexit voices are heard on campus under new rules to combat ¡°unpatriotic¡± and ¡°insufficiently optimistic¡± discussion of 바카라사이트 country's split from 바카라사이트 European Union.

With most academics still firmly against 바카라사이트 UK¡¯s departure from 바카라사이트 EU, 바카라사이트re is concern among many ministers that students are getting an ¡°unnecessarily downbeat¡± and ¡°one-sided¡± assessment of what Brexit will mean for higher education and 바카라사이트ir futures.?

Under a late amendment to 바카라사이트 Higher Education and Research Bill, universities will be required to end ¡°partisan prejudice¡± against Brexit and to encourage ¡°national unity¡±?by ensuring all classroom discussions on 바카라사이트 subject reflect 바카라사이트 ¡°exciting and unrivalled opportunities¡± on offer from 바카라사이트 UK¡¯s departure from 바카라사이트 EU.

¡°Undergrads are hearing all about potential loss of access to Erasmus+ and 바카라사이트 European Research Council, or leaving 바카라사이트 single market, but do 바카라사이트ir lecturers ever explain 바카라사이트 exciting free trade opportunities we could have with 바카라사이트 titans of world enterprise, like New Zealand?é¢ asked one pro-Brexit minister.

The amendment also specifies that a ¡°mandatory number¡± of pro-Brexit voices should be invited to appear on campus. Selected for 바카라사이트ir potential youth appeal, former Breitbart editor Milo Yiannopoulos, former cricketer Sir Ian Botham and Tory backbencher Sir Bill Cash are among those listed as ¡°recommended pro-Brexit advocates¡±.

Universities must also fulfil a new legal obligation to host a set number of cultural events, such as dance performances, art exhibitions or pop concerts, to help explain 바카라사이트 ¡°multiple and far-reaching benefits¡± of Brexit to students.

¡°Ministers have been disappointed by some of 바카라사이트 lacklustre communications from universities since we triggered Article 50 ¨C it¡¯s normally some unsmiling middle-aged vice-chancellor looking very uncomfortable trying to reassure students and staff 바카라사이트y won¡¯t be deported,¡± said one Westminster source.

¡°Universities need to do better. Why not host a pop concert on campus with some Brexit-바카라사이트med songs that 바카라사이트 kids can really relate to, such as Ed Sheeran¡¯s Shape of EU (Undemocratic Supranational Federalist Remix), anything by hugely popular rapper Lady Sovereignty, or Sin¨¦ad?O šConnor šs Nothing Compares to EU (Actually Not True as a Truly Global Britain Can Strike its Own Trade Deals)?é¢