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School performance linked to youth criminal justice

Students whose performance at school declines relative to their peers are at a higher risk of contact with the criminal justice system, a new study by King’s...

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Current legal system leaving vulnerable and displaced children at risk of serious harm

A new report from King’s College London recommends urgent action to address serious concerns around the Appendix CRP route for displaced children seeking to...

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Law School academics publish first batch of entries of the Encyclopaedia of European Law

In a project led by the Centre of European Law, this week saw the publication of the first batch of entries in the new Encyclopaedia of European Law, which...

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Inaugural BA Social Sciences Festival platforms influential work of students and staff

The event brought together students, staff and alumni of the BA Social Sciences (BASS) to celebrate the real-world impacts of the programme.

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King's Legal Clinic wins Best Contribution by a Pro Bono Clinic at LawWorks Pro Bono Awards

On 3 December, the work of King’s Legal Clinic was recognised at the 2025 LawWorks Pro Bono Awards at the Law Society.

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King's ranks 9th in Europe and 16th globally for social and environmental sustainability

King's has maintained its position as one of the world’s leading universities for social and environmental impact in the QS World University Sustainability...

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King's celebrates progress towards 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals in 2023-24 report

The report details innovative projects and events that align with global efforts to create a secure and sustainable future for everyone.

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New Data Empowerment Clinic launches to tackle 'missing profession' of the 21st Century

The first dedicated educational infrastructure of its kind, the Clinic will support grassroots data empowerment movements globally and enable students to gain...

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King's academic brings together Western Balkan Prime Ministers and UK Minister to discuss future bilateral relations and security threats

A panel of experts, including the Prime Ministers of Albania and Montenegro, as well as the UK’s Minister for Europe, North America and Overseas Territories,...

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New framework aims to improve UK approach to forced migration

A new policy framework designed to strengthen the UK’s response to global forced migration by expanding safe pathways to sanctuary has been published by...

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King's Legal Clinic launches innovative immersive performance 'The Promise' to highlight Windrush experiences and research

‘The Promise’ aims to creatively portray findings of King’s Legal Clinic research on the Windrush scandal and the experiences of the Windrush community.

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Scunthorpe steelworks: The UK's trade relationship with China

Professor Kerry Brown, Director of the Lau China Institute, spoke to ITV News anchor Nina Hossain about the UK’s trade relationship with China after the UK...

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African Leadership Centre launches fellowships in peace, security and development

New fellowships, associate fellowships, and bursaries all announced

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Mining multi-nationals need to gain trust of communities impacted by critical mineral extraction

As the race to secure rare earths and other critical minerals heats up, whether communities impacted by mining are getting a fair deal has again been called...

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King's Geography jumps into top 15 worldwide

King's College London has been named as one of the world’s top places to study of Geography in the latest university rankings.

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