University fees cut would hurt mobility and aid rich, PM told
Justine Greening, David Willetts and Jo Johnson warn against reducing top £9,250 course costs
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Me and my quarter-life crisis: a millennial asks what went wrong
Sky-high rents, career fears, social anxieties… It’s no wonder so many young people can’t face the future
Read moreTop musicians unite in call for all pupils to have the right to learn an instrument
As the BBC crowns the Young Musician 2018, previous winners say no primary-aged child should miss out on playing music
Read moreCreative industries fear tuition fees will kill supply of talent
Costs put off students who fear being indebted, but there is a wider loss is to the economy
Read moreSuper-rich shown to have grown out of ancient farming
The world’s wealthy elite has its origins in the first landowners to use oxen and horses, a global study has found
Read moreThe Brexit clock is ticking – time for Hammond to boost apprenticeships
Budget should include measures on training and skills shortages, with British firms set to lose easy access to migrant labour
Read moreJaron Lanier: ‘The solution is to double down on being human’
He’s the Silicon Valley visionary who gave us virtual reality. Now, in a new memoir-cum-manifesto, Jaron Lanier recounts his sad, unusual childhood and calls for a re-evaluation of our ties with the digital environment
Read moreAfter Manchester, our values will only prevail if we speak up for them
The warming words about community and diversity are worthless if we are losing the battle for Muslim minds
Read moreJamal Edwards: YouTube’s grime reaper
He’s the music mogul who started his own YouTube news channel and is getting into movies. Jamal Edwards tells Matt Munday why he’s only just beginning…
Read moreDoes your life have a purpose, or are you just a drifter? Quiz
If you are a go-getter you may find that you live longer than those happy just to drift through life
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