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Tory rivals’ spending splurge is running out of control. But any Brexit - and especially no deal - means much less money in future.

Ambitious educational programme funds schools, work placements and vocational training in cutting-edge sectors. Brexit risks cutting UK off.

UK’s higher education is a national asset. A sensible, rational government would support it. This one is driving international students away

Immigration will be at the heart of the Brexit end game. It would be intolerable to leave EU before government has laid out its thinking.

NUS backing people’s vote on the final deal shows young people increasingly see Brexit as not inevitable - and will fight to be heard.

Staggering reassessment of student migration stats exposes shortcomings in UK data. Yet one thing is clear: Brexodus continues apace.

The government's refusal to stop classifying overseas students as economic migrants will harm higher education after Brexit.

As the government appears to blur its red lines on migration control after Brexit, pressure groups on both sides aim to force the debate.

There’s a chance to remedy this error when the Higher Education and Research Bill begins its passage through the House of Lords this week.