KEIR Starmer told students that a Labour government had no plans to abolish tuition fees in England because the country could not afford it.
Keir Starmer told students that because of the country's finances it would be impossible to get rid of tuition feesgovernment had no plans to abolish tuition fees in England because the country could not afford it.
Starmer said: “One of the things I was initially attracted to was abolishing tuition fees. Having now looked at the state of the country’s finances, I think that’s impossible and therefore we won’t make that choice.Angela Rayner blanks demands for devolution of employment law Starmer, who said he had two children himself, both in state schools, responded: “We need to completely level up. It shouldn’t make any difference whether you go to private school or a state school. And at the moment, it does make a difference.
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