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Emily-Rose Eastop has since accepted assistance from over 200 financial backers, several of whom are leading scientists, such as Douglas Hofstadter and Stephen Pinker

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Rents in London have reached double those across the rest of the UK for the first time ever, according to new research

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The amount spent by universities on bursaries, scholarships and hardship funds is set to fall

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The SNP claim Vince Cable inadvertently spelt out a key reason why Scots should vote Yes to independence

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We are already cloaked in insecurities, and this kind of thinking can only encourage appearance to take yet another step ahead of achievement in a battle that shouldn't exist

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Cambridge has been revealed as having the hottest property market in the UK

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Six months after finishing their degrees, nearly one in five graduates from some UK universities are still unemployed
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Schools Minister David Laws said: 'We are publishing this data so people can see for themselves how different schools, colleges and local authorities perform.'
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Sir Howard Newby, vice-chancellor of Liverpool University says that higher institutions should be able to set their own tuition fees
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Most students around the country are in the midst of their exams, but it seems to be the universities who need to be sure to check their work

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The majority of students will still be paying for their education several decades after they graduate

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