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Robert Gordon University is the latest to get rid of the charge - with two other universities having done so already. 

Fife Councillors are meeting this morning to decide whether to approve the SNP-Labour administration's budget.

Fifers can nominate unsung heroes from today on the Kingdom FM website

Three MPs have quit the Conservative Party and claimed Prime Minister Theresa May has failed to unite the country around Brexit.

The government has risked a diplomatic rift with Bangladesh over the fate of Islamic State recruit Shamima Begum.

Theresa May held a "constructive meeting" with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker as she seeks to win changes to her Brexit agreement.

Steve Stricker has been confirmed as the Team USA Ryder Cup captain for next year's contest at Whistling Straits.

Chelsea head coach Maurizio Sarri says he has not spoken to owner Roman Abramovich or director Marina Granovskaia this week regarding his future.

How will the remainder of the NBA regular season unfold? Read our bold predictions then have your say on the storylines raised by voting on each topic.

A planned merger of Sainsbury's and Asda has been thrown into jeopardy after the competition watchdog identified "extensive" concerns.

The merger between Asda and Sainsbury's isn't dead, but it's in a critical condition and the undertaker's on his way.

Theresa May has held private talks with the Ineos founder Sir Jim Ratcliffe, Britain's richest man, about his blueprint for a new off-road vehicle amid growing scrutiny of his personal tax affairs.

The 1975 have been crowned the big winners at the Brit Awards, picking up the night’s top prizes for best British album and group — and addressing male misogyny in the industry as they did it.

With plenty of mange tout, Chateauneuf du Pape and a sprinkling of creme de la menthe, Del Boy and Rodney have made it to the West End.

Fashion icon and Chanel creative director Karl Lagerfeld has died at the age of 85.

Several people have been injured after a ceiling collapsed "into a bar area" at a Pontins holiday park in Somerset.

The police officer killed in the Westminster terror attack was hailed a "true hero" as a national memorial dedicated to him was unveiled.

Prince Harry has congratulated newly-qualified Royal Marines as he presented them with their coveted green berets.

The 1975 have been crowned the big winners at the Brit Awards, picking up the night’s top prizes for best British album and group — and addressing male misogyny in the industry as they did it.

A murder investigation is under way into the death of a 75-year-old woman at a hospital stroke unit.

The government has risked a diplomatic rift with Bangladesh over the fate of Islamic State recruit Shamima Begum.

Vladimir Putin has warned Moscow will match any US move to deploy nuclear missiles closer to Russia by placing its own missiles closer to the US or by deploying new, faster missiles.

The Faroe Islands, a group of volcanic islands in the North Atlantic, will be closed to tourists for one weekend in April for a big clean-up.

China has backed a 15-year jail term handed to a Chinese woman known as the "ivory queen", who was convicted of smuggling around 700 elephant tusks.

Two unlikely style icons have emerged in Vietnam's capital of Hanoi, thanks to a barbershop giving out free Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un haircuts ahead of their summit next week.

Nurses at a hospital in Naples may have released cockroaches into a ward in order to get it closed, police have said.

The US sailor who was photographed kissing a woman in Times Square while celebrating the end of World War Two has died.