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  1. The proper case for free university tuition

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    May 31, 2017 by Paul Goldsmith

    The debate over university tuition fees rumbles on. Abolishing them would cost over £11bn a year. Labour has committed to …
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  2. £6000 tuition fees – sneaky short-term political opportunitism

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    March 2, 2015 by Paul Goldsmith

    In the end, after all the fanfare, the announcement by the Labour Party of how and why they were going …
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  3. Labour’s tuition fees discussions are like watching a slow-motion car crash

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    February 11, 2015 by Paul Goldsmith

    Sometimes, political parties do things that are actually hard to watch, so utterly amateurish and nonsensical are they. Trying to …
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  4. No, Theresa, you May not bolster your leadership claims by stopping foreign graduates staying here.

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    December 22, 2014 by Paul Goldsmith

    Those blasted immigrants. Who do they think they are? Coming over here, saving our lives, creating products we want. Oh, …
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  5. Universities UK tuition fee impact figures should lead to a discussion about what a university education is for

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    August 12, 2014 by Paul Goldsmith

    So Universities UK published a report recently that is the first proper attempt to analyse the effect of raising university …
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