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I doubt it. It's a headline policy. Were they to backtrack, it would be political suicide (see Lib Dems).

Labour's policy prior to the election was to abolish tuition fees. That remains Labour's policy. They haven't backtracked on anything. I refer you to my post #87 for more info.

The situations aren't really comparable. Your fees were about 3k per year with an interest rate that is currently 1.5%, and there were maintenance grants for the less well off families. They are now £9250 per year with an interest rate of 3% + inflation (currently 6.1%), and all maintenance...

I expected that to be your response - but I'm afraid you are misinformed. I have already posted about this in the past on NSC, so I'll simply dig up my old posts: Just so you know, deliberately misrepresenting JC/Labour's position only serves to further motivate those who want to see JC/Labour...

Incorrect. He didn't backtrack on anything. The policy is exactly the same. What did he backtrack on?

The policy remains the same as before the election. What's changed?

That post is straight out of the Donald Trump fake news handbook.