Labour is poised today to announce the first rise in university tuition fees in eight years, setting them on course to exceed £10,000. In 2020, Keir Starmer pledged to "support the abolition of tuition fees".
Having done their best to turn Britain's universities into Chinese-style internment camps over the past two years, vice-chancellors are now demanding tuition fees be increased to £24,000 a year. Are they having a laugh?
A group of 17 university students’ unions have called for a 30% reduction in their tuition fees to compensate for the loss of education caused by the Government's lockdowns.
Students' unions have told the Competition and Markets Authority that they have been "mis-sold" degrees as they demand blanket tuition fee refunds.
