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Welsh government won’t give cash to struggling universities

“We will be taking part in their work to look at how we can reform the higher education sector across the UK, so that we can look at issues such as migration, international students, competition law and crucially also HM Treasury rules, which govern student finance arrangements,” she said.

She said she had had a “positive” conversation with UK government higher education minister Baroness Jacqui Smith.

“I am determined to put the needs of Wales first in the work I do,” Ms Howells said.


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