philip larkin spent 30 years as the librarian at the university of hull where a new exhibition revealslike never before. it celebrates in all its forms with three floors of interactive exhibits including an excitable purple robe at. i am a loose card. these aerial acrobats took inspiration from european comics for a breathtaking outdoor spectacle, on display for free in the west park of hull. in edinburgh, hull 2017 supported theatre company is going to the fringe festival and send volunteers to spread the word about the city of culture. we are representing hull. september is set to be a huge month culture wise, for a start, it is the tenth anniversary of the freedom festival which includes over 200 free events, exploring themes of freedom. one day maybe is part live performers and art installation using cutting—edge technology to transport audiences into a dystopian future. and after a £60 million refurbishment, the new theatre in hull is preparing to reopen, playing host to world—class touring productions, new commissions and a one—off performance from the royal ballet. you can't com

hull and other universities. hello, this is the university of hull clearing centre. sands will still get to uni through clearing. tuition fees now more than £9,000 a year. no sign yet it's putting young people off. but at the top of universities, they know the debate has shifted. it has opened up and i think the key issue for universities is that the funding that we have for higher education must have the confidence and trust of young people. it's important that young people are not deterred from higher education. going to university still pays. graduates earn more in their lifetime. what's changed this year is the politics, a big youth vote for scrapping fees in the election. the debate on who pays reopens. the second edition of the papers coming up soon, but first look at the weather. good evening. we have seen more showers developing across western parts of the uk and we might have longer spells of rain across northern ireland into wales and later in the night a strong wind pushing wet weather into northern england and scotland. showers in the south and clear skies

hull and other universities. hello, this is the university of hull clearing centre. es now more than £9,000 a year. no sign yet it's putting young people off. but at the top of universities, they know the debate has shifted. it has opened up and i think the key issue for universities is that the funding that we have for higher education must have the confidence and trust of young people. it's important that young people are not deterred from higher education. going to university still pays. graduates earn more in their lifetime. what's changed this year is the politics, a big youth vote for scrapping fees in the election. the debate on who pays reopens. one of the most famous students who got her results today was the nobel peace prize winner, malala yousafzai. pictured here getting her grades this morning, the 20—year—old has gained a place at oxford university to study philosophy, politics and economics. malala was campaigning on girls‘ rights to education in her native pakistan in 2012, when she was almost killed by the taliban. president trump says american histor

hull and other universities. hello, this is the university of hull clearing centre.£9,000 a year. no sign yet it's putting young people off.