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Clashes on the streets of London as British parliamentarians debate increasing student fees.
英國議會下院于表決通過大幅提高大學(xué)學(xué)費計劃，倫敦街頭再現(xiàn)沖突。
Demostrators angry a plan to raise the amount of students pay for their university education confront authorities.
示威者對大幅提高大學(xué)學(xué)費計劃十分憤怒，與政府對抗。
Mounted police then try to break up the crowd in chaotic scenes.
騎警隊試圖在混亂中驅(qū)散人群。
Police say they arrested seven people.
他們承認(rèn)逮捕了7名學(xué)生。
"No, don't stand there. Out of way."
“這里不許站人，閃開。”
At least three police officers were injured and later taken to the hospital.
至少有3名警官受傷被送往醫(yī)院。
Then came the vote.
之后投票表決開始了。
"Order. Order."
“肅靜，肅靜”
"The eyes to the right 323, the noes to the left 302."
“323票贊同，302票反對。”
The new plan raising concerns will allow English universities to charge student fees of up to 9,000 pounds or about 14,000 dollars, almost triple the current limit.
這項新計劃引起廣泛關(guān)注，意味著英格蘭大學(xué)本科學(xué)費上限將升至9000英鎊或14000英鎊左右，上漲達三倍之多。
The government has made cutting a record peace time budget deficit its priority, and government departments have to reduce spending by some 19% over the next four years.
政府把降低和平時期財政預(yù)算赤字記錄視為優(yōu)先考慮的事。并且在未來四年政府各部門必須削減19%的開支。
Analysts say the vote is the biggest challenge faced by Britain coalition government during its seven months in office.
分析學(xué)家把這次投票表決看作是聯(lián)合政府組建7個月以來面臨的最大考驗。
Some fear the clashes could herald further unrest as austerity measures bite.
也有人擔(dān)心這次沖突只是開始，當(dāng)削減開支方案生效后，會有更多人因生事被逮捕。
Deborah Lutterbeck, Reuters.
Deborah Lutterbeck，路透社。
