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Budget Day: Tuition fee cap scrapped along with student grants

THE cap on university tuition fees was effectively abolished yesterday by George Osborne, paving the way for another huge rise.

The Tory Chancellor announced that some universities will be be able to charge more than £9,000 a year from next year.

He said: “We’ll link the student fee cap to inflation for those institutions that can show they offer high-quality teaching.”

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