Anthony Burdis Ha! I did the logo for CEX. True story.

NEW today on Wonkhe: A new analysis of HESA data helps us to begin to understand where commuter students may be studying. David Kernohan has the details wonkhe.com/blogs/which-un…

NEW today on Wonkhe: Susan Preston explores the wider commuter student experience and why making space for commuters builds belonging. wonkhe.com/blogs/making-s…

Regular Wonkhe readers won't learn much new here, but still - front page splash thetimes.com/uk/education/a…

NEW on Wonkhe: The Office for Students has published its investigation into the university that employed Kathleen Stock. Jim Dickinson explains the record fine and the potential fallout wonkhe.com/blogs/sussex-f…

Have said this before but these analyses always exclude tuition fees, which are a de facto income tax for everyone but the richest graduates. My top rate of income tax is 55%, not 40%, and it will continue to be until I turn 55.

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well fuck a doodle do

Finland V Finland (ie Sweden) it is then!

me and Lumo twinning having no social life except attending Eurovision events and annoying eurofans

me and benji saw this win in Oslo so VOTE NORWAY

la poppy poppy scoop

Young person working all hours God sends just to cover the rent, while paying record levels of tax? Want to ever have a hope of buying a house? Work harder. Over-65 enjoying the benefits of your private pension/dividends/property rent on your latest Mediterranean cruise? Great,

Oh and the £35,000 is regardless of your outgoings. So if you've already paid your mortgage off and have barely any costs, you still you get the payments. If you're a young family paying £4,000 a month in rent, you get nothing.

Buried below today's "no mention of HE or students" spending review - Turing (Erasmus replacement) cut by £32m to £78m, and that's on top of the elimination of the £21m it used to give unis to support student expenses. Really has been a fuck you sort of week for young people.

New from The Post-18 Project: Calling for a package of rapid reform to HE franchising, Mark Leach warns regulators and government over repeating the same costly mistakes made in further education a decade ago – despite having already solved them post18.co.uk/cashpoint-camp…

Two energising days in Bangor for the Welsh SUs Summer Conference with our new Sabbs and SU colleagues from across Wales. Insightful sessions with NUS UK, Jim Dickinson & Nick Smith, and honest conversations about the sector. Big thanks to Mair and her team for hosting!