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"Did universities allow students to return to get money in the bank?" | James O'Brien | LBC
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4:21Now PlayingJames O'Brien wondered whether the decision to let students come back to university, only to put them in strict lockdown, was based on a "morally questionable" bid to "get the money in the bank."
Up to 1,700 students at Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU) have been told to quarantine after 127 new Covid-19 cases were confirmed in the accommodation blocks.
Shadow Education Secretary Kate Green is calling for the Government to delay university start dates amid fears for the mental health of students confined to their rooms in halls of residence.
One student told LBC that there are even guards at the entrance of his gated community, preventing people from re-entering if they leave.
#JamesOBrien #Students #LBC
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