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  Poor students forced to live at home

  Most teenagers from low-income families go to a nearby university and stay at home, poll shows

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  Devolution 'creates university funding gap'

  5 Dec 2008:

  English universities moving ahead in research funding and income, finds new report

• Scrapping tuition fees won't work

  2 Dec 2008:

  Julian Astle: The Lib Dems want to scrap higher education tuition fees, saying it will encourage poorer students to study. They are wrong

• Support tuition fees, Lib Dems told

  2 Dec 2008:

  CentreForum thinktank says opposing tuition fees is "regressive" policy that distributes money from poor to rich

• Welsh students may be forced to pay fees

  25 Nov 2008:

  Grant of £1,890 is under threat

• Poorer students forced to stay close to home, study says

  25 Nov 2008:

  53% of students whose families who have fewer resources are forced to choose a local university

• A two-year degree would be affordable to more students

  25 Nov 2008:

  Higher education in Britain is on the verge of a revolution - no, several revolutions, says Geoffrey Alderman

• Grants fiasco 'will stall student participation'

  12 Nov 2008:

  Approach to student access like "driving with the accelerator and brake to the floor", say Tories

• Government defends fees as students march in protest

  5 Nov 2008:

  The government has insisted that finance will not stop people from going to university, as thousands of students prepare to protest over tuition fees

• Students in new protest against tuition fees

  4 Nov 2008:

  Thousands of students across England to take to the streets against university tuition fees

• Out of pocket

  4 Nov 2008:

  Recent changes in thresholds for maintenance grants for students, although affecting the middle classes, have added to a general confusion over financial support available for all students

• Cap in hand

  21 Oct 2008:

  We cannot leave higher education to the markets, says Roger Brown

• There's no escaping student debt

  7 Oct 2008:

  Geoffrey Alderman: The UK Youth Parliament is still campaigning for the abolition of tuition fees – but they should realise the debate has moved on

• Customised coins highlight fees protest

  6 Oct 2008:

  Student campaigners circulate adapted £1 coins at Westminster

• We can't afford to lose the cap and gown

  5 Oct 2008:

  Jill Insley: Families are already being deterred by the cost of higher education. How many more will be if tuition fees go up?

• Chris Patten is more right about tuition fees than John Denham

  2 Oct 2008:

  The chancellor of Oxford University's assertion that the middle class should pay more for the benefits their offspring's education may yield sounds reasonable to me.

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