relevant journals in your field publish them, but you need to write it a review article, which is not exactly the same as writing a PhD lit review

I would guess that excludes you from Canada, but ask admissions to find out

I'm not sure what you mean exactly. Proof from the company that they will implement your research?

check the research areas that you are interested in, look for areas you would like to live, and see which academics fit

Have you checked the criteria for entry into Oxbridge? I would start with that.

Most people are from the UK and our PhD has a different structure to the one you describe, so I'm not sure if we can be of much help

resubmit, but ask for some guidance from someone. You've invested too much to quit now.

Do you have a specific question?

I applied for my PhD two years in a row, the first year I heard nothing back, the second I got the PhD.

I only just tweaked the cover letter and CV the second time. I doubt they even keep a record of previous applications anyway, so I'm sure you will be fine.

They are asking you back because they liked you - your CV doesn't matter too much at this point anyway!

Don't know, sorry. Anyone else?

Don't know, sorry. Anyone else?

Don't know, sorry. Anyone else?

depending on your bank you can just open multiple accounts online, and just click a button to save the change too

A PGDip is not equivalent to a MSc. If it was me I would still apply though because you are only missing the criterion slightly. I think companies are often more concerned about experience than qualifications.

£8 per hour?