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New Legislation Announced To End Letting Agent Fees
Plans to ban letting agents from charging fees were announced in the Queen’s Speech on Thursday.
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National Blood Week
Amy Picknell raises awareness of the importance of donating blood this week, and all year round.
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Politics View all
Why The DUP Should Have Power
Matthew Cowley discusses the impact of May’s agreement with the DUP.
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The Pope Gave Trump the Finger Over Climate Change?
Sophie Nobles on President Trump’s approach to climate change following his meeting with the Pope.
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GE2017: Results Night Live
Follow our live coverage of the 2017 General Election Results Night Live.
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Budgeting in Switzerland
Laura Swinburne shares her tips on budgeting for a year abroad from Switzerland.
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Brazil’s President Acquitted of Corruption Charges
Leila Scola investigates Michel Temer’s acquittal
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Culture Differences On A Year Abroad
Cultural differences can be quite daunting, but here’s how Joanna Hynd embraced the change during her year abroad in China.
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Cycling: Sir Chris Hoy keen to use success to encourage cycling as exercise
Sir Chris Hoy is keen to use his Olympic success to motivate the British public to take up cycling as a popular form of exercise and sport in the near future.
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Formula 1 unveils first triple-header in provisional 2018 calendar
Formula 1 has revealed its provisional calendar for the 2018 season, featuring a first-ever ‘triple-header’ of Grands Prix on three consecutive weekends in June and July.
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Football: Five Premier League transfers that would make a lot of sense
Travis Walton casts an eye over five likely targets in the Premier League during this summer’s transfer window, including a potential return to Southampton for Theo Walcott.
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Debate For: Private School Students Need Empathy Lessons
Charlotte Colombo on why private school students need empathy lessons, as do comprehensive students.
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Debate Against: Private School Children Need Empathy Lessons
Shaheer Ali on why private school students don’t need empathy lessons.
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The Best… Ways To Improve Your Mental Health?
Avoid The Pressure Students are expected to be going to a different society each day, partying→
Lifestyle View all
Braving A 10,000 Mile Long Distance Relationship – Possible?
Can relationships at home survive the year abroad?
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New Bubble Tea Café Open Next to City Gateway Halls
Finally, somewhere to get your bubble tea fix in Southampton…
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Your 7 Step Guide to Packing Your Life in A Suitcase
Our All-American Mackenzie Brown shares her top tips for relocating your life halfway across the world from her personal experience.
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National Blood Week
Amy Picknell raises awareness of the importance of donating blood this week, and all year round.
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Pollution Problem: Southampton Should Be Paving The Way For Shore-side Power ASAP
Air pollution is an environmental problem that needs to be addressed. Do Southampton’s Ports provide the answer we need?
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Can Mount Everest Provide The Answer to Reducing Hospital Deaths?
Southampton Professor Mike Grocott, expedition up Mount Everest brings us closer to treating hypoxia in patients. Find out how here.
→Travel View all
Budgeting in Switzerland
Laura Swinburne shares her tips on budgeting for a year abroad from Switzerland.
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Why We Should All Adopt The Spanish Tapas Culture
Travel, Writer, Margaret Allan on why Tapas is the way forward…
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How to Fly Like A Boss
Let’s face it, flying is not a fun experience, but here are few helpful tips that could make all the difference to your next journey.
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Southampton University Fails To Anticipate Planned Event Actually Happening
The University was shocked by the consequences of a system they run and had planned
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WW3 Cancelled Due To Technical Difficulties
The highly-billed showdown between World War Champions the USA and upcomers North Korea has been cancelled due to technical difficulties
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The Anglo-Spanish War Of 2017: News From The Front
As war breaks out between Britain and Spain, Pause is ready to keep you updated on developments from the front
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