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Come clean on fees! Nikki Lynch
Angry students marched on parliament to protest against Labour and The Conservatives’ refusal to give a stance on the possible rise of Tuition Fees before the general election next year. The two main political parties have instead suggested they will set up a private review of higher education funding to report after the general election, but outraged students
turned up outside the House of Commons in Westminster to force an answer. The demonstration saw a crowd of around 200 students from universities across the country holding up placards which read ‘Fuck Fees’, while chanting “Come clean with tuition fees”. The action was provoked by a report carried out by the vice chancellor representation group, Universities UK, who found that increased Continued page 3...