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As universities prepare to double or even triple tuition fees, a plan from publishing heavyweight Pearson to offer vocational degrees could put more colleges on the road to offering flexible and affordable higher education, writes David Rogers

While a few colleges used to dabble in small money-making ventures, some are now running multi-million pound enterprises. They say there is no alternative

Principals say loss of weekly allowance will lead the poorest to abandon courses and prevent others from entering further education altogether

Analysis: Just seven lecturers have been sanctioned in the last year, compared to some 164 school teachers. Sector watchdog the Institute for Learning says it is down to a focus on values rather than competency. David Rogers reports

Massive cuts are inevitable in next week’s spending review, but who will be closest to the firing line?