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This abolition of bursaries will be reversed by an incoming Labour government.

"Those children who have been awarded bursaries will be checked whenever they come back for holidays," he said.

David Laws, the education minister, has announced that more scholarships and bursaries will be available to encourage talented graduates into teaching key subjects.

The Royal College of Nursing and Unison have said the announcement last week that bursaries will be scrapped and replaced with loans will put students off applying for nurse training in the UK.

Warwick University's proposal to the Office for Fair Access (Offa) is to charge £9,000 a year to its students, but for those coming from families earning less than £25,000, fee waivers and bursaries will be available, each worth up to a total of £4,500.

Postgraduate bursaries will be available to prospective engineering students at the University of Bath and Bristol University from September.

"The bursary will be taken away if they lose their virginity".

Bursaries £1,050 will be paid to students with a household income of £39,250 or less.

A series of trials, modelled on the army bursary scheme, will be established as the first step towards rolling out a national scheme to provide £15,000 towards the university costs of the brightest physics and maths undergraduates if they agree to serve as teachers for at least three years.

To qualify for a bursary, students must have a family income below £20,000.Oxford's bursaries will initially be funded by £1m from an anonymous donor.

Yes, there will be bursaries that could make a difference, but the Oxbridges and Imperials are still going to hand applicants a bigger bill than other institutions.