Tens of thousands of students in the Canadian province of Quebec have been protesting over plans to raise university fees. Until now, they have been paying just over $2000 a year, the lowest in the country. For seven weeks, there have been class boycotts, demonstrations and occasional angry confrontations with police. The students now plan to target Quebec's unpopular government. With an election expected next year, the students are threatening to use their votes to keep tuition fees low. Al Jazeera's Daniel Lak reports from Sherbrooke.

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The university fee hikes in the UK are being fought in court by two students arguing that higher education should be a right. Ana Kasparian and Cenk Uygur discuss.

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Since the new university fee structure was announced earlier this year, concern has grown amongst parents and students alike that attending university may become too expensive an option to consider. There is a danger that the increase in university fees and the level of misunderstanding around the new university loan structure could result in fewer bright students opting to attend university. There's no doubt a degree is an investment these days, but a new study of British millionaires shows it's still very much worth pursuing. Skandia's Millionaire Monitor report found that two thirds of British millionaires were educated to degree level, with a third achieving a Masters degree. Martin Lewis, who is heading up the Independent Taskforce on Student Finance Information, believes with the right financial advice and long term planning it is possible for parents to ensure their children can attend university without either themselves or their children having to live with unmanageable debt for years to come. Whilst he admits parents and students have a right to be concerned about the fee increases, he also believes there is a lot of misinformation floating around. In the following video he gives parents up-to-date advice and information to make an informed decision about whether university is a feasible financial option for their children. Dr Terry Fish, Head of Twynham School, Christchurch, Dorset also gives his views on why further education really is still worth it, while Jo <b>...</b>

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Colchester student Ella Passingham seized the chance to find out more about the changes to university tuition fees when she interviewed the Pro-Vice-Chancellor of the University of Essex. Ella, 17, a pupil at Colchester County High School for Girls, hopes to study history at University in 2012 after completing her A levels, and will be in the first group of students facing tuition fees of up to £9000. The University made the recording as part of its work to explain the new student finance system to sixth form students. The University has also distributed a special postcard with details of the 2012 fees and new student support packages to schools and colleges in Essex, Suffolk and east London. Essex, along with most research intensive universities, has announced a proposed tuition fee of £9000 for all undergraduate courses from 2012, although this is subject to the approval of the Office for Fair Access (OFFA). Essex is ranked in the top ten universities in the UK for the quality of its research. All universities proposing fees of more than £6000 are required to produce an Access Agreement demonstrating how they will ensure fair access for all students regardless of household income. Proposed fees and Access Agreements are subject to the approval of the Office for Fair Access (OFFA), with confirmation expected in July. To see more information about the new student finance system, visit www.essex.ac.uk

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Tens of thousands of students marched through London, in the largest protest yet, to oppose government plans to triple university tuition fees (no audio).

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So will you really be £50000 in debt if you go to Uni in 2012. This mythbusting animation by Bournemouth uni shows how it really works. For full help read the guide its based on - 20 things everyone should know about uni in 2012 at www.moneysavingexpert.com/students2012

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www.ljmu.ac.uk ‬ Lynne Condell, Student Funds Manager at LJMU, explains the often confusing issue of university student loans, tuition fees, grants and the support available to our students.

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Stewart Lee discusses tuition fees and arts funding. Full interview: www.youtube.com (DevereuxOnians)

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University is a scam. Anyone that doubts this is a complete idiot. You see, universities are run by governments, and governments are of course the biggest businesses of all. You may be surprised by my view. However, over the recent years you've seen university fees increase. You've seen more and more people come out of the university education system in debt, and that is the ultimate goal of the State. You see, the more in debt we can plunge you, the more into the red you go, the likelihood of you having to go into the workplace and work increases drastically. It also increases the length that you stay in the workplace, the length that you stay producing, being milked. In other words, you produce more tax, which is what governments are interested in.

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Kaya, a student at Humboldt State University, talks about fees and expenses at school.

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In 2012, the UK Government will raise the tuition fee cap to £9000 per year. Coventry University have produced five handy guides to student finance for undergraduates starting enrolling in 2012. In this guide, learn about how much a degree at Coventry University will cost per year. The information within this video should be seen as a guide only, and not independent financial advice.

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A documentary discussing the issue of third level registration fees in Ireland. This documentary was made for a college project by Lenka Bardakova, Tom Clifford, Stephen Healy and Alanah Rice. All music was created by Trent Reznor and Aticcus Ross for the movie 'The Social Network' by David Fincher.

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Police in London are on high alert as an estimated ten thousand students gear up for a rally against education cuts and tripling tuition fees. This comes almost a year after similar protests in the heart of the British capital descended into violence. RT's Ivor Bennett who's keeping across developments talked to one of the organisers of the protest rally. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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Massive student march against the re-introduction of university / third level fees through the streets of Dublin, on 16th November 2011. Full march filmed passing by at upper end of O'Connell Street near Parnell sqaure.

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California State University would be able to ban new campus student fees under a bill that advanced this week through the Senate Education Committee. Is this a good move? Or will this new power corrupt California college students? And if you liked this video, "Like" it as well! :) Subscribe to TYT U for more videos:www.youtube.com Submit a video to TYT U! We love hearing from students and faculty www.youtube.com Follow us on twitter!!! twitter.com twitter.com twitter.com

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Confrontations between police and protesters continued in Montreal Saturday as dozens of demonstrators were arrested outside a convention centre. Police said 89 people were arrested Saturday after trying to disrupt the second day of a conference on the development of northern Quebec. Police had arrested a 24-year-old man earlier in the day for obstruction of justice. In the wake of the protest, which was declared illegal at about noon, conference attendees were searched to ensure demonstrators didn't enter the event. Saturday's demonstration went ahead despite the cold and rainy weather. "I think people are starting to get frustrated," Myriam Moore, a 21-year-old student at Universite de Quebec a Montreal, told The Canadian Press. "The police are abusing their power." Protesters were issued a warning before police moved in to start making arrests. Those arrested were put on city buses, and will likely be fined and charged for breaking municipal bylaws, CTV Montreal's Aphrodite Salas reported. However, some protesters could still face criminal charges, including mischief. The heavy rain and heavy police presence sent the protesters home by later afternoon Saturday. There were no reports of vandalism. Protests against a planned tuition hike, Plan Nord and police reaction to previous demonstrations have raged across Quebec in the past few weeks. A raucous protest on Friday appeared to indicate that demonstrators were growing more aggressive. Seventeen people were arrested <b>...</b>

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Martin Lewis of MoneySavingExpert.com is now heading up an Independent Taskforce on Student Finance Information (see www.studentfinance2012.com). Here he outlines the changes to student finance in England from 2012, dispelling some of the myths and revealing some of the unknown truths about the new system. Please forward to others and embed the video on your own site. Filmed in front of parents and potential students at UCL, June 2011.

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At least 25000 university student protesters have marched through the streets of Santiago, Chile's capital, calling for reforms in education, local news reported. Police fired water cannons to disperse demonstrators, after some students broke through police barricades and others hurled stones at anti-riot officers. Fifteen people were arrested, according to authorities. The students have been pushing the government for years to boost funding in a country with among the highest university fees in the world. Chilean university students receive only 15 percent state funding, the lowest of all countries part of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. When taking into consideration the average family income in Chile, university fees are nearly three times higher than the United States, Japan, and Australia. Chile's president Sebastian Pinera has promised more scholarships and said that debt for 100000 poor students would be recalculated, amongst other reforms, but student leaders say it is not enough. "Today we are calling for the recovery of public education, equal access to education, quality, greater financing in the sector and, as always, regulation of the private sector and with greater involvement of the state to improve education to stop putting thousands and thousands of families into debt. We want greater participation from students, workers and teachers in the decisions being made at the universities," Catholic University Student Federation <b>...</b>

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London is clearing-up after another day of violent student protests, after lawmakers approved a hike in university tuition fees. Rioters targeted government buildings. There was even an attack on Prince Charles' car. RT's Laura Emmett has the story. RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com RT on Twitter: twitter.com

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Hitler realises his dreams of getting a degree are destroyed as David Cameron and Nick Clegg raise UK university tuition fees to £9000 a year. Created as a political joke, no copyright infringement intended.

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The British parliament has just approved a bill to raise university tuition fees in England. The vote came amid mass demonstrations by thousands of students and trade unionists. It turned out the largest in a string of rallies against sweeping austerity measures and budget cuts across Europe. RT's Laura Emmett is in London with the latest developments from the streets. RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com RT on Twitter: twitter.com

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Tom Chigbo, former president of Cambridge University Students' Union and David Allen, Registrar of Exeter University, discuss the Browne Review, which recommends that the current cap on tuition fees be scrapped, on Sky News.

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Newsnight meets some of the students who are occupying university buildings across the UK, protesting against increasing tuition fees and university budget cuts. With Emily Maitlis.01/12/2010

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the video courtesy MontrealManif www.youtube.com The Quebec government announced it would suspend the current semester for many college and university students after around one hundred protesters marched through the hallways of the Université du Québec in Montreal Wednesday morning expressing their anger over the rise of the tution fees. The striking students forced the cancellation of some classes. Some protesters broke into the classrooms and grabbed the students by an arm telling them to get out. None of the protesters reportedly were carrying guns, neither anyone has been arrested. The several weeks long stand-off has created considerable social disorder. Like us and/or follow us: twitter.com www.facebook.com

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Red Youth and CPGB-ML member Jamie Sokolowski speaks at a meeting to celebrate the 94th anniversary of the Great Socialist October Revolution, at Sak Hall in west London. He outlines the relevance of the October Revolution to working class youth in Britain today, and its key lessons. Chiefly, he points out the necessity of forming an organization and studying our exploitative society and the alternatives, in order to make our struggle effective; of confronting and opposing the mis-leadership of the social democratic 'Labour' Party, the enemy within the working-class movement; and the importance of imparting the spontaneous resistance that is rising around us (Student EMA and university fees protestors, Occupy Wall St and the LSX, union strikes, and the 'London Riots'...) with class-conscious and revolutionary perspective. These are the lessons we all must learn if we are to building effective resistance to the attacks of a political and economic order that is in its most profound crisis, and ultimately overthrow the British, American, EU and NATO criminally corrupt, venal and genocidal ruling monopoly capitalist gangsters. Choose the road of October! Each one teach one! redyouthuk.wordpress.com Lessons of the Occupy Wall Street movement - CPGB-ML Statement, 31 October 2011 www.cpgb-ml.org Join us - join the struggle! www.redyouth.org http Other contributions from this meeting: Stalin, Robeson and Rule: www.youtube.com Jamie (Red Youth) www.youtube.com Harpal (CPGB-ML) www <b>...</b>

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Eye witness report from Woolwich of police clashing with rioters. The riot gear clad police retreat as bricks and steel are hurled at them from a mob of what looks like 50+ protesters . Thousands of students marched through London on Wednesday against plans to triple university tuition fees. A minority battled police and trashed a building containing the headquarters of the governing Conservative Party.

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www.ntvuganda.co.ug www.twitter.com Students of Makerere University went to the streets to protest a planned hike of tuition fees by the university administration. Anti riot police had to move in to quell the riots, as the government denied it has authorized any fees increment at the public universities.

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On 24 November, thousands of school, college and university students erupted onto the streets of Newcastle, protesting against the education cuts and fees which began under Labour and have been further escalated by the Condem coalition. Students Against Cuts, founded by students coordinating walk-outs at Heaton Manor School, Gosforth High School, Longbenton Community College, Newcastle College and Gateshead College, released the following statement in advance of the protests: Students Against Cuts statement 24/11/10 We are holding a school and college walkout because the government want to put university fees up to £12000 a year, scrap EMA, which people rely on, cut teaching funding by up to 80% for some subjects and remove all funds for arts and humanities. 200000 A-Level students will be denied a university place this year. We are here to fight back and defend our future! Labour started these cuts - the coalition continued them. Nick Clegg is a liar! No Uni Fees! Save EMA! Stop The Cuts! We Won't Pay For The Capitalist Crisis!

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Occupy Edmonton protesters were met by a wall of police, security and peace officers on February 1st, 2012. The protesters planned to have a rally at the University of Alberta Quad, to highlight cut backs and rising tuition fees, but instead were met by at least 30 police including a helicopter. The university handed out a letter to students letting them know that they could in no way participate in any protests on campus that day, essentially taking away their right to protest.

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2011 marked the 48th annual auto show at Northwood University.Largest outdoor, international, new car auto show in North America run entirely by students. Over 500 new cars, trucks, RV's, semi trucks, specialty and promotional vehicles.Completely Free Event! No admission or parking fees.

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This week the Occupy movement drew thousands of California college students to protest on campuses across the state. The University of California system faces some of the steepest budget cuts and tuition hikes in the nation. Tuition and fees could increase by 81 percent over the next four years. This fall, students saw tuition hikes just a few weeks before their classes began. Community colleges and the California State University system face similar fee hikes. On Wednesday students held protests at least 10 campuses, including UC Irvine, UCLA and UC Berkeley, where police forcibly removed students and arrested 39 people. For more, we turn to a report by KPFA's John Hamilton. [Originally aired on Democracy Now!, 11/11/2011]

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A clip from Prime Minister's Questions on the 10th November 2010.

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Week-long demonstrations over a proposed rise in university tuition fees have erupted into violence in Quebec. Police in Montreal clashed with thousands of students who accuse the government of sabotaging negotiations for a settlement. Riot police have so far arrested 85 people after a government exclusion of a student group from talks triggered activist ire. Students have flooded Montreal's streets over the past few days, up in arms over tuition fee hikes that would see costs rise by 75 percent over the next five years. Thursday's riots were declared illegal after demonstrators reportedly pelted police officers with projectiles and threw garbage into the streets. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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One man in Armagh wondered why Scottish university students arent required to pay for university fees while in Northern Ireland, students have no choice but to pay for a university education. Stephen Farry spoke of how the Assembly have a block budget allocated to them and how free university fees would lead to greater expense elsewhere at a cost of 40 to 60million pounds. He went on to say that he supported the notion that a university education should be free of cost. Dominic Bradley echoed the sentiment that education should be free. He went on to say: I dont think its fair that students are being lumbered with huge debts when they start off their working lives and we should continue to improve the funding of university education.

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The author of the report into UK university fees, Lord Browne, gives his views on the issues involved of funding universities and how much students have to pay. Because I missed the first moments of the original interview, this video has been spliced with what I got of the repeat of PART of the interview, along with the original. That's why the clock in the video appears to jump. Recorded from Sky News, 12 October 2010.

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