At Home with the Gyimahs



Millet-based breakfast at the Gyimahs. Yum (photo: CC0, via MaxPixel)

Universities minister Sam Gyimah told the UUK Conference this week that universities had 'not risen to the challenge' of replacing research opportunities after Brexit. Now read on.

Breakfast at the Gyimahs. Sam is eating a bowl of delicious and flavoursome millet gruel. His son appears and gets a croissant from the bread

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