Tuition fees treble as university sit in continues
The House of Commons voted in favour of rising tuition fees, prompting the students who are currently occupying the university's main building to stay there "indefinitely".
Audio: The Demolition rally speeches in full
Listen to the full speeches from Aaron Porter and Frances O'Grady from the Demolition 2010 rally on Wednesday, November 10th.
Where is this year’s Poppy Appeal money going?
It only takes one coin to buy a poppy, one second to put it on, so where is the money going for this year’s poppy appeal?
Lincoln students participate in 50,000 strong tuition fee protest
Around 300 students and university staff from Lincoln joined over 50,000 protesters in London to take part in a national demonstration against rising tuition fees.
University of Lincoln fees rise ‘inevitable’
Going to university in 2012? Start saving now, because you're looking at the prospect of £9k fees. The University of Lincoln has already said it will be charging more.
The food industry’s sickening secret [VIDEO]
Secret filming has highlighted shocking and widespread animal abuse in slaughter houses around Britain. The group behind the footage hope to encourage the public to think about where their food…
Coalition indicates it will keep fees capped
Nick Clegg has confirmed that the coalition will keep tuition fees capped, with the likely cap being around £7,000 per year.
Browne review suggests no cap on tuition fees
No cap on fees, higher interest rates on repayments, and repayment threshold of £21k, says Lord Browne's higher education spending review.
Browne Review: updates as they happen
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‘Browne review: Securing a sustainable future for higher education’
Wondering what Lord Browne's report says in it its own words? Read the review in full inside this article.