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9 Dec 2010

Government has launched assault on young people, says Green leader

The Green Party and Plaid Cymru have both repeated their calls for the abolition of tuition fees, after MPs voted to increase them.
9 Dec 2010

Whatever happened to student apathy?

It wasn't like this in my day. When I was a student in the nineties, older people would criticise student apathy, contrasting it to their own experience of university in the sixties or seventies.
9 Dec 2010

Women keep up pressure over budget cuts and wage inequality

The Fawcett Society has pledged to keep up pressure on the government over gender equality and has welcomed a further EHRC investigation of the issue.
7 Dec 2010

Greens highlight harm caused by rail fare rise

The Green Party has reacted strongly to reports that huge numbers of Britons are thinking of switching from rail to other transport due to rises in rail fares.
7 Dec 2010

Student Christians praise nonviolent tuition fees and cuts protests

The Student Christian Movement has praised nonviolent student occupations and protests against cuts, ahead of the 9 December vote on Higher Education funding.
6 Dec 2010

UK Uncut campaigners highlight missing corporate billions

A wave of protests over UK tax avoidance by big business and wealthy individuals began in high streets across the country this weekend.
5 Dec 2010

New senior Quaker's first comment is attack on government cuts

Paul Parker, newly appointed as the most senior member of staff among Britain's Quakers, has criticised the government's cuts and said they will increase poverty.
26 Nov 2010

Peer's comments show Tories' true colours, say critics

Conservative peer Howard Flight has been accused of showing “the Tories' true colours” after he said that benefit reforms would encourage poorer people to "breed".
25 Nov 2010

Amnesty presses minister for guarantees on violence against women

Amnesty International has urged the UK's Home Secretary, Theresa May, to make firm commitments to tackling violence against women.
19 Nov 2010

Cuts that divide and devalue

Many of the government’s cuts will intensify divisions in society, excluding some people from opportunities that others enjoy and making it less likely that people from different backgrounds will mix, says Savi Hensman. A different way forward is needed.

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