The decline in the number of Indian students coming to Britain continued after new figures released on Thursday showed a 9% decrease in 2015-16 compared to the previous year, dismaying higher education stake-holders and others.
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22nd Dec 2024 | Updated at 01:23pm 22nd Dec 2024
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