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Only "highly trusted" schools and colleges will be allowed to offer foreigners courses below university level.

Soon, the Ivy League colleges will be for celebrity kids only.

Those at publicly funded FE colleges will be banned from working part-time.

Freshers at some Oxford and Cambridge colleges will be attending compulsory sexual consent workshops as they start university next month.

With the right resources, colleges will be able to innovate and improve just as effectively as universities.

"Secure colleges will be a pioneering approach to youth custody, with education at the centre," the government spokesman said.

UCU members in colleges will be among those striking on Thursday as part of the national campaign to defend pensions.

Colleges will be more tightly monitored, to eliminate the kind of fake institutions that one critic described last year as "a couple of people above a chip shop".

Now the vaccine is expected to be more available, and many colleges will be distributing it for the first time at the beginning of this semester.

At least 20 universities and colleges will be overhauling the 200-year-old system, including high-ranking institutions such as Edinburgh, Nottingham and Birmingham.

But there's a corollary to that: maybe colleges will be motivated to make sure their students know which majors are most likely to bring in a paycheck.