University: who goes, who pays and does it change us?
Trendy12 Okt 2023

University: who goes, who pays and does it change us?

The UK has seen a huge increase in the number of young people going to university in recent years. Rachel Wolf and Sir John Curtice examine who goes, how we should pay for it and whether having more graduates has changed us as a society. John also predicts the date of the next election.


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