With changes in legislation coming into effect in October, landlords may find it increasingly difficult to remortgage their properties.

The UK Government has confirmed that EU students at universities in England, Wales and Scotland will continue to be treated the same as domestic students in the first intake after Brexit.

A parliamentary committee has branded the current tuition fees system for England's universities as a rip off, which represents poor value for money for taxpayers.

The University of Bath has supported the idea of ending business rate relief for private student accommodation providers.

New laws in Dublin are being proposed that could offer students the same protections as privately renting tenants.

The University of Kent is to undertake a formal review of its college system following an open letter submitted on behalf of the college committees.

Residents in Glasgow have been asked for their opinion on properties being rented out to multiple people, including purpose-built student accommodation.

Residents in Brighton have shown their support for a citywide petition to be launched calling for action over the "studentification" of areas with a lack of housing for families.

Council officers have warned against letting student flats as hotel rooms and those flouting planning policy will face a tax bill.

Students in England, Wales and Northern Ireland will face even higher interest rate charges on student loans following an increase in the Retail Prices Index.