Media round up - Friday 31st Aug

Heavy news

The Independent: with deportation on the cards for over 2000 London university students, could this have irreversible damage to Britain’s education reputation? http://ind.pn/TCLx7b

 

Also from The Independent: freedom of speech v people saying things because they think it will be controversial – I think Edwina was attempting a humorous equal rights speech in what can only be described as the most daft way! http://blogs.independent.co.uk/2012/08/30/controversial-paralympics-tweets-crossing-the-line-or-just-a-bit-of-fun/

Light

The Telegraph: In this times of austerity, a Sainsbury’s 74p recycle bag just won’t do - http://bit.ly/SVxtK4

One of the richest nitiates project to help some of the poorest

Positive news for a change - say what you like, sometimes the rich can take the initiative...

http://ind.pn/Q0JZkE

Bill Gates helps start sanitation project among the poorest on earth.

Do we take things for granted?

How many more cuts do we need?

In an age when the younger generation will possibly never get their foot on the ladder of home-buying, so many jobs balancing on the edge, money woes galore, how many more cuts does is the Government going to have to make...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-18811472#?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter