内容摘要：Stevie says this means instead of saying "don't worry", say something like: "You’ve told me you're worried and that’s OK, what can I do to help?"

Stevie says this means instead of saying "don't worry", say something like: "You’ve told me you're worried and that’s OK, what can I do to help?"

"I just don't understand how anyone, especially if they come from a working class background like myself, is meant to afford that for the rest of their life," she added.Ebony has her eye on studying physiotherapy in Liverpool, but is leaning towards taking up studies at home due to the costs.

"I don't really think it's ideal for a lot of people because it might put some people off from going to university," she said."It might make people feel very anxious and stressed because when you're in university you're thinking: 'Oh when I get out I've got all of this to pay'... and [it's] adding to that stress."Tegan has decided she wants to go to Liverpool to take up midwifery or paediatric nursing, but the cost of moving away she says is stressful.

"Because of the course I want to do that'll be a lot of time spent working or on placement, so it'll possibly be harder for me to get a part-time job to help pay off tuition."The school's head of post-16, Lynn Campbell, said the issue was not just around tuition fees.

"It's all of the other expenses on top of that, so by increasing your tuition fees you're just adding to the burden and it's making it more difficult for students to access particularly those from disadvantaged backgrounds," she added.

The leaders' letter said about a third of young people leave Northern Ireland to study elsewhere "due to the continued Northern Ireland Executive policy on funding".That is generating "more complicated commissions" and "driving the need" to expand Goodwood to have more space, Rolls-Royce chief executive Chris Brownridge told Radio 4's Today programme.

But making individually tailored cars, while profitable, is a labour-intensive process that requires time and space.At the same time, like other manufacturers, the company is preparing for a future in which conventional cars will be phased out and replaced by electric models.

In the UK, the Labour government has committed to phasing out sales of petrol and diesel cars by 2030, and is consulting car manufacturers on how that will work.Mr Brownridge declined to tell the BBC whether the firm would still be building cars with combustion engines for clients abroad in 2030, but said the firm had a "very clear roadmap" and that electric cars were the "right direction for Rolls-Royce".