The TUC used the publication of A-level results last month to highlight the plight of students missing out on higher education.
While many thousands of young people would rightly be rewarded for their hard work with excellent A-level results and a chance to go to university, others would not be so lucky, it said.
Because of the rush to avoid next year's fees hike, and the Government's refusal to fund extra university places, record numbers of students would lose out on higher education altogether. With too few apprenticeships going to young people and one in five under 25s out of work, the prospects for too many youngsters leaving school were bleak.
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