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Labour has harmed universities as much as Trump, London School of Economics head says

LSE vice-chancellor Larry Kramer states that Labour has harmed universities through policies including a domestic student fees freeze, international student limits, and increased employers’ national insurance. Kramer compares the impact of these policies to the effects attributed to Trump.

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