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英国上万学生游行 抗议学费上涨
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24日英国多个城市爆发了第二波学生游行示威活动，抗议政府削减教育经费、增收大学学费。
24日英国多个城市爆发了第二波学生游行示威活动，抗议政府削减教育经费、增收大学学费。上万名学生参加了位于伦敦市中心的示威游行，示威者情绪激动，与警察有小规模冲突，一辆警车遭破坏，19名示威者被捕，至少13人受伤。
本次全国性游行示威活动，由学生在英国社交网站上发起，预计总共有超过2000所高校，近4万名学生参加。除大学生外，英国的初、高中学生也有不同程度的参与到游行示威中，对英国政府不久前提出的缩减教育经费、提高大学学费的提案，表达了强烈的不满。
Tens of thousands of students and school pupils walked out of class, marched, and occupied buildings around UK in the second day of mass action within a fortnight to protest at education cuts and higher tuition fees.
Tens of thousands of students and school pupils walked out of class, marched, and occupied buildings around UK in the second day of mass action within a fortnight to protest at education cuts and higher tuition fees.
Amid more than a dozen protests, estimated by some to involve up to 130,000 students, the only significant violence came in central London. Late in the evening a crowd rampaged near Trafalgar Square, smashing猛击 windows on buses, shops and offices, including the Treasury.
Earlier a small group of young protesters, many of school age, tried to break through police lines. Others seized on an unattended police van, smashing windows and scrawling乱涂graffiti在墙上的乱涂乱写along its side. The coalition government condemned the protests, saying they were being hijacked by extremist极端分子groups. The education secretary, Michael Gove, gave a notably combative response, urging the media not to give the violent minority \a resonant指声音)回响的, 回荡的, 洪亮的phrase associated closely with Margaret Thatcher's efforts in the 1980s to deny the IRA television coverage. Gove said the government would not waver, adding: \violence.\
In contrast Nick Clegg, the deputy prime minister, whose pre-election pledge to oppose increased tuition fees has made him the focus of student anger, spoke of his \
\that I made because – just as in life – sometimes you are not fully in control of all the things you need to deliver those pledges,\callers to BBC Radio 2's Jeremy Vine Show. \massively regret finding myself in this situation.\ But said that the fact the Liberal Democrats had been forced into a coalition, and that the country's finances were worse than they had anticipated, meant they had to accept \
Asked about his reaction to footage, earlier in the week of students, hanging him in effigy, Clegg said: \
In a further sign of the developing pressure on the government's cuts programme, Len McCluskey, the new leader of Unite, Britain's biggest trade union, put himself and his union at the forefront of \resistance\says: \we have not seen in our country since the poll tax.\