Labour has harmed universities as much as Trump, London School of Economics head says

Larry Kramer, the vice-chancellor of the London School of Economics (LSE), argues that Labour's policies have had a detrimental impact on universities comparable to those of Trump's administration in the U.S. Kramer highlights the freeze on domestic student fees, restrictions on international student enrollment, and the increase in employers’ national insurance contributions as major factors harming the university sector. This critique underscores the broader implications for higher education funding and accessibility, suggesting a significant concern for the future of academic institutions in the UK.