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University of Manchester students have occupied a building in a fresh protest over rent and tuition fees.

direct to your inboxStudents at the University of Manchester have passed a vote of no confidence in the Vice-Chancellor Nancy Rothwell. Campaigners were granted the right to a referendum this week following a series of controversies surrounding the university's handling of the coronavirus pandemic this academic year.

direct to your inboxStudents at the University of Manchester are to hold a historic vote of 'no confidence' in the Vice-Chancellor Nancy Rothwell.Campaigners were granted the right to a referendum from 8-11 March following a series of controversies surrounding the university's handling of the pandemic this academic year.The vote, thought to be the first of its kind in the university's history, will ask students if they wish to declare they no longer have confidence in the Vice-Chancellor and her

barricaded themselves into a derelict building in Owens Park earlier this month after failing to get the attention of management.They unfurled banners criticising the heavy presence of security and police on campus and called for action from Vice-Chancellor Nancy Rothwell.

string of controversies for the university in recent weeks.

top floor of Owens Park Tower.They want to meet the university's vice chancellor, Dame Nancy Rothwell, to discuss a discount on their rent fees due to the circumstances they have endured this term.A member of University of Manchester Rent Strike told the Manchester Evening News that the university staff backed down on the blockage of food supplies later in the evening and gave them access to WiFi this morning, following intervention from Gorton MP Afzal Khan.In a retweet showing officers at the

students staged a protest a the Fallowfield Campus, after the university put up mental fencing at halls of residences at Owens Park and Unsworth Park.

said they had no prior warning before workmen began erecting metal fencing at halls of residences including Owens Park and Unsworth Park today.

The University of Manchester have introduced a series of 'voluntary' cost-saving measures which staff can opt into, as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

All ‘face-to-face teaching’ at the University of Manchester will be cancelled from 5pm tonight (Tuesday, March 17).