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Universities UK Publish Principles for Emerging from Lockdown
A set of principles and supporting information for universities across the UK to consider as they emerge from lockdown has→
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A Goodbye From Your 2019/2020 Editor
Outgoing 2019/2020 Editor Charlotte reflects.
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Politics View all
Write for Change: Students Set Up Website For Contacting MPs
Write for Change allows constituents to quickly write emails to their MPs about issues connected to the Black Lives Matter Movement
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Trump prioritised US-China trade talks over ‘Uighur’ sanctions
The President is seen to be turning a blind-eye to alleged Human Rights violations in China.
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The World Turned Upside Down?
For his final article, International Editor Henry Shah ponders the global changes that have happened in the last 12 months.
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Trump prioritised US-China trade talks over ‘Uighur’ sanctions
The President is seen to be turning a blind-eye to alleged Human Rights violations in China.
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The World Turned Upside Down?
For his final article, International Editor Henry Shah ponders the global changes that have happened in the last 12 months.
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Were The Moon Landings A Myth?
From our Conspiracy magazine, Simran Mann analyses the debate surrounding the myth that the moon landings were faked.
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Mercedes to Run Black-Liveried Cars in F1 2020 Season in Stand Against Racism
Mercedes drivers Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas will race in black-liveried Mercedes cars in the 2020 F1 season, to make a clear visual stand against racism.
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Superb Saints Put Three Past Struggling Hornets
Henry Shah reports on Southampton’s excellent performance at Watford, as a Danny Ings brace helped to secure a 3-1 win at Vicarage Road.
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A Long 30 Years
As Liverpool win their first Premier League title, Henry Shah recounts the problems the club have faced in the last three decades, and how they have ended their 30-year hoodoo.
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Munroe Bergdorf Appointed Member of L’Oréal’s Diversity and Inclusion Board
Model and activist Munroe Bergdorf has been rehired by L’Oreal, joining their new diversity and inclusion board in an effort to create real change against racial discrimination particularly within the beauty industry.
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The Rise of Flat Earth and the Death of the Expert
Daisy Malcom explores Flat Earth theory and the death of the expert.
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‘It’s Not Really my Job to Talk About World Leaders’ Says Man Whose Job Includes Talking About World Leaders
The comments came after an interviewer asked the Foreign Secretary how he felt about Donald Trump’s ‘when the looting starts, the shooting starts’ comment
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From Rags to Riches? The Appropriation of ‘Homeless Chic’ in Fashion
Lifestyle Editor Marco Pretara calls out the appropriation of a ‘homeless chic’ style in the world of fashion, and states that this glamorisation of real life suffering needs to stop.
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HERSTORY: Marsha P. Johnson
In the latest addition to our HERSTORY series, Katie Byng-Hall recounts the life of Marsha P. Johnson, a black, trans woman who was a prominent figure in leading the Stonewall Uprising of 1969.
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The #VogueChallenge: Giving Black Creatives the Spotlight
Katie Byng-Hall discusses the #VogueChallenge trend.
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Smart Drugs: Should ‘Mental Wealth’ Be Promoted?
Detractors worry that ‘traditional values’ of hard work and fair play through academic integrity could be jeopardised
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Genomics Studies On COVID-19 Can Prevent A Second Wave
Genomics can direct precise interventions when the number of cases is small, preventing a resurgence of infections
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‘Miracle Drug’ Dexamethasone To Treat COVID-19
A GOV.UK press release stated that “the UK is a world leader in global life-sciences and medicine. This British trial will now affect the global response to this pandemic”
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How To Claim Money Back on a Cancelled Flight
Deputy Editor Megan Crossman gives advice on how to get a refund for cancelled travel plans in the face of coronavirus.
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But Doesn’t Everyone Speak English? Tips For Travelling To Countries Where You Don’t Speak The Language
Tips for travelling when speaking English isn’t a given.
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Ten Summer Solstice Celebrations Around the World
The best places to spend the longest day of the year.
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Breaking: University Students to Take First Semester in Space
The zero gravity on campuses may spell disaster for those feeling ill after a particularly heavy night drinking
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British Deployments Lay Down Weapons as ‘Violence is Never The Answer’
Disclaimer: This article is satirical in nature UK troops assisting in global coalitions to fight→
‘It’s Not Really my Job to Talk About World Leaders’ Says Man Whose Job Includes Talking About World Leaders
The comments came after an interviewer asked the Foreign Secretary how he felt about Donald Trump’s ‘when the looting starts, the shooting starts’ comment
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Menstrual Stigma Awareness
Vidhi Bass discusses menstrual stigma awareness for International Women’s Month
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The Paths Neither Of Us Knew: Part Two
‘I am not defined by my female heritage; being my mother’s daughter is apparently unimportant.’
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The Paths Neither Of Us Knew: Part One
‘It was a dangerous place for his girls who were starting to enter puberty. It was dangerous because my father had made it so.’
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