Critics say extra funding announced will not solve Wales' higher education financial challenges.

Union members and students are among those protesting against the planned cuts at Cardiff University.

The group representing universities says it "hasn't seen a financial situation like this in decades".

Plans to axe the study of music could see the "land of the song" being silenced, says a former student.

Cardiff University has £500m in reserves, but says that money cannot be freely spent.

Some lecturers at Cardiff University have begun getting letters advising them their post is at risk.

Vice-chancellor Wendy Larner says "it is no longer an option for us to continue as we are".

Students have expressed concern over the impact the cuts may have on themselves and on staff.