UK Universities Must Be More Transparent With Public Money, Minister Says
Universities have "lost sight" of their responsibility concerning public money and should be more transparent about how it is spent, a Government minister has said.
It comes after revelations that two in five universities and colleges in England expect to run at a deficit this year.
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