Students breach the Commons but the debate goes unheard
No-one was listening to anyone in the Commons today, let alone the few students who made it into the public gallery.
Nick Clegg tells reporters that no part-time students will have to pay tuition fees upfront. FactCheck with Cathy Newman finds otherwise.
No-one was listening to anyone in the Commons today, let alone the few students who made it into the public gallery.
There’s an air of anger and urgency on the streets of London according to Alex Thomson who is following today’s protest against tuition fees.
Our Political Editor reports on the latest news from the Westminster front as this afternoon’s big tuition fee vote continues to strain the party unity among the Lib Dems.
Channel 4 News brings you live coverage of the tuition fees vote and student protests. Tweet us @channel4news or use the hashtag #c4news.
As the Government wins a vote to treble university tuition fees, violence flares across Whitehall. Alex Thomson says that nine police officers and scores of protesters are hurt.
Police officers have been injured and protesters arrested during demonstrations against tuition fees. MPs have voted to increase the cap on student fees to £9,000 in England.
Protesters are once again descending on London in their thousands today, as MPs vote on whether to treble tuition fees for students.
Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg is facing a major rebellion over tuition fee rises after failing to persuade all his MPs to accept the policy.
Thousands of students are expected to take to the streets today and tomorrow to protest against the planned rise in tuition fees.
The Government offers concessions on student tuition fees in an effort to head off a Liberal Democrat rebellion. Nick Clegg tells Channel 4 News the policy is the “right thing to do”.
Students staging a sit-in protest against tuition fees at University College London tell Channel 4 News they will have to be dragged out one by one before they leave.
The Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg says that all his party’s Ministers will support plans to raise university tuition fees following a meeting of MPs at Westminster.
Our Political Editor looks at how Thursday’s vote is shaping up for the Lib Dems – and finds a lone Tory who’s set to join some of them in the Opposition lobbies.
Two senior Liberal Democrat MPs consider resigning from their positions in protest over plans to increase university tuition fees.