10/21/2016| London | Breitbart London Students march through London demanding free university education Breitbart London | Twitter An estimated 15,000 students and lecturers marched in London on Saturday demanding the government provides them with free university education. Students marched through the UK capital holding signs about a wide, disparate variety of issues, including tuition fees, Donald Trump and Brexit. Far-left speakers such as Owen Jones and Malia Bouattia, the controversial president of the National University of Students (NUS), addressed the crowd, criticizing the government for allowing universities to increase their fees in line with inflation. The NUS-organised an “afterparty” for students who attended the demonstration Goldsmiths University of London. To read more visit Breitbart London Students and lecturers march against Tories’ education bill Rebecca Ratcliffe | The Guardian | Twitter Students and lecturers have marched through central London to protest against government plans for an “ideologically led market experiment” that …
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