When MSPs split from Westminster in 1999 and voted to reject student tuition fees in Scotland, the policy was presented as a triumph of devolution.
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Crisis on campus
When Holyrood rejected tuition fees, it was heralded as a triumph of devolution, a move to protect the ability of all to afford to study at university. But now the lack of cash is beginning to bite, jobs are being cut and buildings are crumbling. We report on the deepening funding crisis at the heart of our university education system
