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Parties to return to court having failed to reach agreement in case that could have wide-ranging implications for UK sector
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Parties to return to court having failed to reach agreement in case that could have wide-ranging implications for UK sector
Almost 1,000 current and former students are bringing a claim against University College London, alleging their tuition contracts were breached.
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More than 75,000 students have joined legal action to demand compensation of up half a billion pounds from top universities for lost learning over strikes and Covid.
Top universities could be forced to pay millions of pounds in compensation to students for lost learning due to strikes and the pandemic, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.