Tuition fees: May's overhaul is 'clear, simple and wrong' answer

Tuition fees account for less than half of many students’ debts – so cutting them still leaves a lot owing.On tuition fees and student debt in England, both Theresa May and her new education secretary, Damian Hinds, are going for the “clear, simple and wrong” option.May’s intuition is: why should students at Oxbridge and a former polytech have to pay the same £9,250 a year to study as undergraduates?