The annual University guide by the Times newspaper was published over the weekend, many of the usual suspects taking a top 10 spot - including Imperial, LSE and UCL here in the capital.
There was also cause for celebration for another institution.
Coming in at number 84 was The University of West London, seeing the biggest annual leap, up 37 places.
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