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BBC NI Education and Arts Correspondent. Not Harry Lime, but Dr Robert. Stroke survivor. Contact me on Robbie.meredith@bbc.co.uk but these are my views...
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Stephen Nolan BBC's third highest paid presenter

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By Robbie Meredith Verified
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Stephen Nolan was the third highest-paid BBC presenter in 2025/26, according to the corporation's just-published annual report. He was paid between £425,000 and £429,999 directly from the licence fee. That is higher than his pay from 2024/25, which was between £405,000 and £409,999. His salary includes pay for his presenting work on BBC Radio Ulster, BBC Radio 5 Live and for Nolan Live on BBC TV.
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No additional payments if student fees were increased, say universities

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By Robbie Meredith Verified, Conor McCann
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It is "unhelpful and unrealistic" to suggest that higher tuition fees would lead to students paying more money back. That is according to a submission to a Westminster committee of MPs from Ulster University (UU). The university said many students would face "no additional payments if student fees were increased." MPs on Westminster's Treasury Committee had accused the government of "mis-selling" some student loans.
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Draft budget shortfall 'would ruin education', official warns

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By Robbie Meredith Verified
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The proposed draft Northern Ireland Executive budget "would ruin education" and is about £700m of the £3.2bn needed, a Stormont official has said. The Northern Ireland Executive has failed to reach a final agreement on the draft budget which was published in January. Neil Palmer, from the Department of Education (DE), said the department was in an "incredibly difficult" and "unprecedented" budget position.
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