Andrew Sparrow with all the latest as the Commons prepares to vote on tuition fees – a vote that will split the Lib Dems, and perhaps damage the coalition 1.22pm: Denham is now quoting David Rendel, the former Lib Dem MP. He has an email that Rendel sent to colleagues. Rendel said he did not [...]
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MPs debate tuition fees rise as student protests build
December 9th, 2010 
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