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Today is the first Anti-Slavery day in the UK and we talked to President of Stop the Traffik society here at Uni of Nottingham to see what students can do to help. Listen to her tips on which chocolate to buy and how to do your bit to help the campaign.

Lord Browne's review of Higher Education and student funding was released this morning.

It suggested scrapping the cap on tuition fees in England which means that universities would no longer face limits on how much they can charge. Business Secretary Vince Cable has given the governement's approval.

Sasha has a report on the review:

We went around campus to hear your opinions on the review:

We also interviewed Will Bickford Smith, our SU's Education Officer on the stance the NUS and our Students' Union will take on the possibility of there being no cap on tuition fees:

The Pulse will be bringing you all the latest news on university funding cuts and tuition fees.

On today's Pulse we spoke about the recent changes that Facebook has made to its settings.

Have you ever worried about your parents or those you work with seeing certain photos? Well that may all be about to change with the introduction of a new 'groups' feature on Facebook.

This feature will allow you to share different types of information will smaller groups of people, and make it easier to decide who can and can't see what you share and post on the popular social networking website, according to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.

These new features may also be an attempt by Facebook to address some of these criticisms and give users more control over their information.

We went to go get student's opinions on them, and here's what they had to say:

Following reports in the Guardian voicing concerns about the rising popularity of cheerleading, Sarah investigated the backlash against this American sport.

We also asked for your opinions. Is cheerleading a real sport or just a popularity contest?

We want to know what you think - does cheerleading have a place amongst our traditional sports?

Lucy spoke to Equal Opportunities and Welfare Officer Katie Mackay about the new Any-Body scheme to help get disabled students involved with sports.

Check out Facebook for more information: Any-body Club Nottingham

And remember whether or not you have a disability there is a chance to get involved!