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Thousands of students marched in central London today, Wednesday, to protest against the coalition attacks on education. The demonstration, which began at Temple, saw students from across Britain take apart.

Students are angry at attacks on education, the crisis of youth unemployment and a recession that is hitting the poorest hardest.

Thousands of students marching in London, joined by lecturers, can start to cut through the government attacks on education. Students are under a huge amount of pressure.

Students across Britain are gearing up to take to the streets of London on Wednesday 21 November against the coalition’s attack on education.

The National Union of Students (NUS) held its first mobilisation meeting for its national demonstration on the 21 November on Friday of last week in Manchester.

The National Union of Students (NUS) has named Wednesday 21 November as the date for its next national demonstration against tuition fees and education cuts.

A Cambridge university student who was suspended for taking part in a protest against Tory minister David Willetts has had his punishment dramatically cut.

Students in Quebec, Canada, marched again in defiance of the anti-protest Special Law, following the collapse of new negotiations with the government at the end of May.

As huge student protests continued to rage in Quebec, over 100 people demonstrated in solidarity outside Canadian government buildings in London last night (Wednesday).

Two student protesters accused of pulling a police officer off his horse were found not guilty last Friday.

The National Union of Students (NUS) conference in Sheffield last week was a success for the left.

Over 200,000 people took to the streets of Chile on Wednesday of last week.