Messages are displayed in a window of a student accomodation building following the outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19 in Manchester, Britain, September 27, 2020. REUTERS/Phil Noble 

A view of a gymnasium converted to accomodate pupils at Our Lady of Begona college in Bilbao, as schools in Spain's Basque region prepare to receive students next week, amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, May 22, 2020. REUTERS/Vincent West 

A TV camera operator films a gymnasium converted to accomodate pupils at Our Lady of Begona college in Bilbao, as schools in Spain's Basque region prepare to receive students next week, amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, May 22, 2020. REUTERS/Vincent West 

A TV camera operator films a gymnasium converted to accomodate pupils at Our Lady of Begona college in Bilbao, as schools in Spain's Basque region prepare to receive students next week, amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, May 22, 2020. REUTERS/Vincent West 

A TV camera operator films a gymnasium converted to accomodate pupils at Our Lady of Begona college in Bilbao, as schools in Spain's Basque region prepare to receive students next week, amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, May 22, 2020. REUTERS/Vincent West 

A cat is pictured in the corridor of the students' residence amid an outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Dakar, Senegal April 14, 2020. Picture taken April 14, 2020. REUTERS/Zohra Bensemra 

Some pieces of student clothing and a mattress are seen inside a student accomodation at the Government Girls Science and Technical College in Dapchi, the northeastern state of Yobe, Nigeria February 23, 2018. REUTERS/Afolabi Sotunde SEARCH "DAPCHI PARENTS" FOR THIS STORY. SEARCH "WIDER IMAGE" FOR ALL STORIES. 

Chinese artist and free-speech advocate Ai Weiwei sits in his atelier in Berlin, Germany August 13, 2015. Ructions in the Chinese stock market and currency suggest the country has reached a "critical point" where the absence of democratic freedoms is a growing threat to economic stability, Ai says. REUTERS/Pawel Kopczynski 

A student at the University of Nairobi looks down from the window at the Kimberly ladies hostels at the Kikuyu campus near the capital Nairobi, April 12, 2015. A Kenyan student died and more than 100 others were injured as they fled after a electricity transformer explosion before dawn on Sunday triggered fears that their campus was being attacked, officials said. Students jumped from windows at their University of Nairobi residence halls in a stampede that underlined growing tensions just over a week after gunmen stormed another university campus. REUTERS/Thomas Mukoya 

An Israeli student, who is a member of the Ayalim NGO, works at a construction site where recycled shipping containers are used to build accommodation for students in the southern Israeli town of Sderot October 22, 2014. The students' village will house 300 students in 150 units when completed. Each unit is built from two recycled shipping containers and includes a bomb shelter shared between two units. REUTERS/Amir Cohen (ISRAEL - Tags: BUSINESS SOCIETY EDUCATION CONSTRUCTION TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY) 

Students who were asked to test facilities for the night sit in Victory Park in the Olympic Village built for the London 2012 Olympic Games in Stratford, east London June 29, 2012. The village will accomodate up to 16,000 athletes and officials from more than 200 nations. Picture taken June 29, 2012. REUTERS/Olivia Harris (BRITAIN - Tags: BUSINESS CONSTRUCTION SPORT OLYMPICS CITYSPACE) 

Lauren Shank of Woodbridge, Virginia, waits for her ride home from Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Virginia, April 18, 2007. Many students have left or plan to leave the campus as classes are suspended until next week after a student killed 32 people and then himself on Monday. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque (UNITED STATES) 

A Virginia Tech student walks away from West Ambler Johnson Hall as he leaves the campus of Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Virginia April 18, 2007. A gunman killed 32 people at a Virginia university on Monday, calmly gunning down students attending class and then killing himself in the deadliest shooting rampage in U.S. history. REUTERS/Chris Keane (UNITED STATES) 

Afghan children look through the gates of Fordosi school on the first
day of the school year in Kabul on March 23, 2003. Ferdosi High School
is the biggest girls school in Kabul and there are three shifts of
classes every day to accomodate all the students. In rural areas of
Afghanistan, many girls are still forbidden to attend school.
REUTERS/Jayanta Shaw

JS/RCS 

An Afghan girl sits in class at Ferdosi High School on the first day of
the school year in Kabul March 23, 2003. There are three sessions per
day to accomodate the number of students at the school, the biggest
girls school in the Afghan capital. REUTERS/Jayanta Shaw

JS/RCS 

An Afghan girl covers her face with scarf outside Fordosi school on the
first day of the school year in Kabul on March 23, 2003. Ferdosi High
School is the biggest girls school in Kabul and there are three shifts
of classes every day to accomodate all the students. In rural areas of
Afghanistan, many girls are still forbidden to attend school.
REUTERS/Jayanta Shaw

JS/RCS 

An Afghan girl sits in class at Ferdosi High School on the first day of
the school year in Kabul March 23, 2003. There are three sessions per
day to accomodate the number of students at the school, the biggest
girls school in the Afghan capital. REUTERS/Jayanta Shaw

JS/FA 

A Chinese soccer student practises at the BTV Sangao Soccer School on
the outskirts of Beijing July 9, 2002. The soccer boarding school,
which accomodates more than 180 students, is one of more than 80
private soccer schools which have sprung up nationwide following the
soccer fever which swept the nation in the 1990s. China is currently
overhauling its soccer industry after its first ever appearance in the
World Cup Finals, where it lost all three games, conceding nine goals
and scoring none. Picture taken July 9, 2002. REUTERS/Andrew Wong

ASW/JD 

A Chinese soccer student practises at the BTV Sangao Soccer School on
the outskirts of Beijing July 9, 2002. The soccer boarding school,
which accomodates more than 180 students, is one of more than 80
private soccer schools which have sprung up nationwide following the
soccer fever which swept the nation in the 1990s. China is currently
overhauling its soccer industry after its first ever appearance in the
World Cup Finals, where it lost all three games, conceding nine goals
and scoring none. Picture taken July 9, 2002. REUTERS/Andrew Wong

ASW/JD 

Chinese soccer students practise at the BTV Sangao Soccer School on the
outskirts of Beijing, July 9, 2002. The soccer boarding school, which
accomodates more than 180 students, is one of more than 80 private
soccer schools which have sprung up nationwide following the soccer
fever which swept the nation in the 1990s. China is currently
overhauling its soccer industry after its first ever appearance in the
World Cup Finals, where it lost all three games, conceding nine goals
and scoring none. Picture taken July 9, 2002. REUTERS/Andrew Wong

ASW/JD 

Chinese soccer students practice at the BTV Sangao Soccer School on the
outskirts of Beijing July 9, 2002. The soccer boarding school, which
accomodates more than 180 students, is one of more than 80 private
soccer schools which have sprung up nationwide following the soccer
fever which swept the nation in the 1990s. China is currently
overhauling its soccer industry after its first ever appearance in the
World Cup Finals, where it lost all three games, conceding nine goals
and scoring none. Picture taken July 9, 2002. REUTERS/Andrew Wong

ASW/JD 

Chinese soccer students practise at the BTV Sangao Soccer School on the
outskirts of Beijing July 9, 2002. The soccer boarding school, which
accomodates more than 180 students, is one of more than 80 private
soccer schools which have sprung up nationwide following the soccer
fever which swept the nation in the 1990s. China is currently
overhauling its soccer industry after its first ever appearance in the
World Cup Finals, where it lost all three games, conceding nine goals
and scoring none. Picture taken July 9, 2002. REUTERS/Andrew Wong

ASW/MK 

Chinese soccer students practise at the BTV Sangao Soccer School on the
outskirts of Beijing, July 9, 2002. The soccer boarding school, which
accomodates more than 180 students, is one of more than 80 private
soccer schools which have sprung up nationwide following the soccer
fever which swept the nation in the 1990s. China is currently
overhauling its soccer industry after its first ever appearance in the
World Cup Finals, where it lost all three games, conceding nine goals
and scoring none. REUTERS/Andrew Wong

ASW/JD 

Turkish riot police watch a group of university students hold up their pens and books during a peaceful demonstration in front of Istanbul University December 14, 2000. The students were protesting against government plans to replace dormitory-style cells in prisons, accomodating up to 100 prisoners, with new individual cells.

FS/AA 

Albanians shout in support of some 70 Albanian students who are on a hunger strike demanding that the government increased their grants, paid for their books and gave them better accomodation December 12. Though the strike was allegedly apolitical the ruling Socialist-led government said it was organised by the opposition Democratic Party before its ceremony on Saturday to commemorate the eight anniversary of foundation in 1990 before which a students' protest toppled the communist regime. 

Albanian students look at supporters and family members from a window during the third-day of a hunger strike during which they demand that the government increases their grants, pays for their books and gives them better accomodation December 12. Though the strike was allegedly apolitical, the ruling Socialist-led government said it was organised by the opposition Democratic Party before its ceremony on Saturday to commemorate the eight anniversary of foundation in 1990 before which a students' protest toppled the communist regime. 

An Albanian boy shout support for some 70 Albanian students who are on a hunger strike demanding that the government increase their grants, pay for their books and give them better accomodation December 12. Though the strike was allegedly apolitical the ruling Socialist-led government said it was organised by the opposition Democratic Party before its ceremony on Saturday to commemorate the eight anniversary of foundation in 1990 before which a students' protest toppled the communist regime. 

Albanian opposition Democratic party leader Sali Berisha hails some 70 Albanian students who are on a hunger strike demanding that the government increase their grants, pay for their books and give them better accomodation December 12. Though the strike was allegedly apolitical the ruling Socialist-led government said it was organised by the opposition Democratic Party before its ceremony on Saturday to commemorate the eight anniversary of foundation in 1990 before which a students' protest toppled the communist regime. 

Albanians shout in support of some 70 Albanian students who are on a hunger strike demanding that the government increased their grants, paid for their books and gave them better accomodation December 12. Though the strike was allegedly apolitical the ruling Socialist-led government said it was organised by the opposition Democratic Party before its ceremony on Saturday to commemorate the eight anniversary of foundation in 1990 before which a students' protest toppled the communist regime.

LAZ 

ALBANIAN OPPOSITION DEMOCRATIC PARTY LEADER SALI BERISHA HAILS SOME 70 STUDENTS WHO ARE ON A HUNGER STRIKE.


Albanian opposition Democratic party leader Sali Berisha hails some 70 Albanian students who are on a hunger strike demanding that the government increase their grants, pay for their books and give them better accomodation December 12. Though the strike was allegedly apolitical the ruling Socialist-led government said it was organised by the opposition Democratic Party before its ceremony on Saturday to commemorate the eight anniversary of foundation in 1990 before which a students' protest toppled the communist regime. 

An Albanian boy shout support for some 70 Albanian students who are on a hunger strike demanding that the government increase their grants, pay for their books and give them better accomodation December 12. Though the strike was allegedly apolitical the ruling Socialist-led government said it was organised by the opposition Democratic Party before its ceremony on Saturday to commemorate the eight anniversary of foundation in 1990 before which a students' protest toppled the communist regime.

LAZ/NS 

Albanian students look at supporters and family members from a window during the third-day of a hunger strike during which they demand that the government increases their grants, pays for their books and gives them better accomodation December 12. Though the strike was allegedly apolitical, the ruling Socialist-led government said it was organised by the opposition Democratic Party before its ceremony on Saturday to commemorate the eight anniversary of foundation in 1990 before which a students' protest toppled the communist regime.

LAZ/ME 

The Princess of Wales gives a high five to Danny Walters, a 29-year-old student onlooker, after her visit to the Riverpoint hostel for women in Southwark, south London March 10. The Princess opened a new 2.3 million pound emergency accomodation unit at the project for single homeless women