Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
When 10% of students currently pay £38k. And instead could suddenly pay £9k. Yet they cost £12k. That's massive.
It's a sudden £8.7b annual black hole in finances (£29k x 300k students)!
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Politics, politics, politics (so long and thanks for all the fish)
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When 10% of students currently pay £38k. And instead could suddenly pay £9k. Yet they cost £12k. That's massive.
It's a sudden £8.7b annual black hole in finances (£29k x 300k students)!
Lost Mango
Neil Sullivan
There are only 75,000 EU students (not 300k) at UK universities currently (23/24 figures). Even at pre=Brexit peak EU students were only 125,000 so not sure where you are getting your 300,000 from.
So that reduces your black hole by more than 2/3rds, so it is approximately £3bn from an annual budget of £48bn, important, possibly fatal for some Universities, but again, the actual issue is the overall funding model rather than this issue individually.
The non-EU students bring in about £26 bn. The rest of funding presumably comes from Central government and grants and foundations, and portfolios.
monkeybarry
Les Medley
How do you work that one out?
johnola
Justin Edinburgh
Which way do were the gas pipelines running again? Then have a think what was going the other way.
And why the hell did they leave themselves so vulnerable?
Grays_1890
Gary Stevens
Maybe its because you are knobheads
monkeybarry
Les Medley
Around the time the war started the EU got appx 38% gas from Russia and Norway equally.
There is always going to be a vulnerability in any supply relationship.
Really don't get how you turn that into withdrawing bilateral support for the war on Ukraine. Does your position include non EU allies?
Re; leaving our fish alone - the fish we fish are the ones we don't eat....so we kinda need the EU do the opposite.