london universities have soared, according to research by the bbc. issues faced include problems with grades, accommodation and unhappiness with online teaching since the pandemic. complaints to the official body, the office of the independent adjudicator for higher education, have risen to the highest level in four years. i ve had lecturers not turn up with no notice. there s been lecturers who ve gone on strike for weeks on end. i ve had marking delayed for months up until, you know, into end of the next term, and i m still waiting for my marks from the previous term and nothing s gone ahead. luckily, i ve had my grade four graduation now, but i ve had friends who have just received a certificate of completion, and essentially that means they don t have their final grade when they graduate, and that s really hard for them to then find employment. if you re heading to luton airport there s a warning you could face disruption due to a strike by car park staff. members of the unite unio
and on bbc london, why some landlords are being forced to sell up landlords are being forced to sell up making it harder to find a property to rent in london. and rail passengers fake a waste of disruption due to industrial action by some train drivers. face a week of disruption. last year a record 25,000 people came forward last year to raise concerns about failings in the nhs but some say speaking up has had serious implications for their careers or mental and physical, health. the national guardian for the nhs whose job it is to protect whistleblowers says nobody should suffer for doing the right thing. and the man who led the inquiry into hundreds of patient deaths at stafford hospital more than a decade ago says whistleblowers should be better protected. our health correspondent dominic hughes reports. all of a sudden you know who your friends are. tristan, a senior eye surgeon in birmingham, became a whistle blower when he complained about a lack of nursing staff.
and you can find out more about how to keep your own cost of living down by searching for tackling it together on the bbc website. rail passengers are being warned to expect more disruption due to an overtime ban by some train drivers. this week there are six days of action starting today and more dates have just been announced. here s our transport correspondent katy austin with more. the action by members of train drivers union aslef is the latest in their long running dispute over pay. they are refusing to work overtime from today, until saturday night. this morning, they announced another overtime ban from the 17th until the 22nd ofjuly. most train companies rely on drivers working on rest days to run their full timetables. this action, will affect 15 operators based in england. they include south western railway and thameslink, northern, greater anglia, and avanti west coast.
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locations across the country. we are pushing the home office for more information. let s talk now to paul charles, chief executive of the pc agency, a travel consultancy. just how unusual is this sort of destruction? we just how unusual is this sort of destruction? just how unusual is this sort of destruction? ~ ., , ., ., destruction? we are seeing more of this kind of destruction? we are seeing more of this kind of disruption destruction? we are seeing more of this kind of disruption due destruction? we are seeing more of this kind of disruption due to - destruction? we are seeing more of this kind of disruption due to lack i this kind of disruption due to lack of investment in the infrastructure in airports across the uk. in particular in the e gates software. i apologise, we seem to have lost that video. we will try to get him back. he was going to tell us about those disruptions at the airports. let s take you to turkey. turks will go back to the polls on sunday in a presid