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29 Jul 2014:
Alex Andreou: First thoughts: Universities being allowed to buy graduates’ student loans is another blow to society’s collective forward motion
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29 Jul 2014:
David Willetts says students would benefit but opponents fear institutions would demand higher tuition fees to cover debts
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21 Jul 2014: Editorial: Amid the dark mutterings from other demoted cabinet ministers, David Willetts' generous welcome to his successor stands outx
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15 Jul 2014:
Defence secretary Philip Hammond set to replace Hague, who will take lesser role of leader of the House of Commons next year
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15 Jul 2014:
It's farewell to Owen Paterson, Dominic Grieve, David Willetts, Damian Green and David Jones. But how did they do?
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Guardian Professional,
Quiz,
9 Jul 2014:
The Australian and British higher education ministers, Christopher Pyne and David Willetts, have had a lot to say about each other's policies in 2014. Can you guess the missing word in each quote?
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12 Jun 2014: Clare Viney of the Royal Society of Chemistry looks ahead to 2020 and the basic ingredients we need to create a successful science base
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5 Jun 2014: Hugh Muir: Is the music over for David Willetts? His Tory colleagues are singing from a different song sheet
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22 May 2014:
Margaret Hodge calls in audit office after Guardian reveals colleges offer access to loans for students who don't attend
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21 May 2014: The Guardian is investigating private colleges and wants to hear from students and employees. Share your experiences
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21 May 2014:
Exclusive: London college called 'the ATM' by students who believe they can obtain loans of up to £11K a year and then not show up
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21 May 2014:
Undercover Guardian investigation reveals how colleges are booming in wake of government changes to loan system
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Video
(11min 15sec),
21 May 2014:
We hear from lecturers and students at one of Britain's biggest private colleges. What we can reveal are allegations of serious abuse of the student finance system with money lent to students regardless of attendance or suitability for courses
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4 May 2014: Jon Butterworth: Humongous lasers, vast data-mining facilities, particle accelerators, ships, telescopes, better labs and buildings...? How this money is invested could make a huge difference to our future, in the UK and to some extent beyond
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2 May 2014:
Firm believes increased cash-and-shares proposal to £50 a share, valuing AstraZeneca at £64bn, is still too low
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