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Prof Maguire says universities need to know what tuition fees or direct funding they will get through to the next election.

I think we all had hoped that the crucible that we would need to get through to reach that fourth founding was the past eight years and that, come January, we would begin turning the page into that season of rebirth.

"It's very hard to fact-check the ads, and the fact-checking that does occur probably doesn't get through to many of the people in the audience for the ads, and that's not a good thing," Beck said, noting their increased frequency as Election Day approaches.

The result, announced in Parliament, was met with gasps from some MPs who had expected Cleverly to get through to the final round.

"I thought the best way to get through to people is the visual way," she said, after using more than 50 images of young patients to make a protest collage.