Universities UK has published a report looking at how institutions can promote freedom of speech on campus, while protecting the welfare of staff, students and the wider community. The report examines relevant legislation, looks at institutions' duties to protect freedom of speech and to promote equality and security, and provides examples of how institutions have handled challenges such as controversial external speakers and protests. The report recommends that the sector must remain vigilant and aware of the challenges posed by violent extremism. But it is not their function to impede the exercise of fundamental freedoms, in particular freedom of speech, through additional censorship, surveillance or invasion of privacy. Further details of the report are available on the UUK website at - www.universitiesuk.ac.uk.