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Update – Over a Month and Still No University Decision on Brunei House Renaming Petition
The University of Southampton is yet to make a decision on the Brunei House renaming petition, which was reported on last month.
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An Argentinian company released a ‘Consent Condom’ and I have so many questions
Features editor Linnea Lagerstedt discusses the release of new ‘consent condoms’ that require four hands to open.
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Politics View all
How Will Brexit Affect Human Rights?
Laura Barr on the uncertainty caused by Brexit to how UK human rights legislation will look after Brexit.
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Leave Campaign Revisited: Immigration
Writer Tom Ford revisits some of the claims surrounding immigration that we heard from the Leave campaign during the 2016 referendum.
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What Do The Parties Think of Brexit?
An updated version of Charlotte Colombo’s Brexit magazine article covering the Brexit stances of the main political parties.
→International View all
Japan’s Take on a No-Deal Brexit
Matt Alfrey writes on Japan’s stance and influence on Britain’s Brexit negotiations.
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Is The Future of Europe All that Bleak?
News Editor Stefania Zeniou gives her perspective as an EU student on Brexit as a part of the Wessex Scene Brexit Magazine.
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The Battle For Press Freedom Has Only Just Begun
The freedom of two journalists in Myanmar is significant, but it is the freedom of the press as a whole that should be concerning the public.
→Sport View all
Brexit and Its Impact on Sport Transfers
The players we see in top-class domestic football, rugby and crickets clubs may radically change due to Brexit.
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First Day of Brexit Olympics
Just as you thought the events around Brexit couldn’t get more dramatic, Tom Ford reports on a radical new approach to the negotiations.
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Southampton 6 a Side Men’s Football League Appeals for More Teams
There’s a 50% discount for student teams in the league set-up.
→Opinion View all
How Will Brexit Affect Human Rights?
Laura Barr on the uncertainty caused by Brexit to how UK human rights legislation will look after Brexit.
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Leave Campaign Revisited: Immigration
Writer Tom Ford revisits some of the claims surrounding immigration that we heard from the Leave campaign during the 2016 referendum.
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If You’re Angered by Alabama, It’s Time to Fight for Northern Ireland
In the wake of Alabama severely restricting rights to abortion, Molly Joyce calls for people to lobby MPs to change Northern Ireland’s abortion laws.
→Lifestyle View all
The Romance of a Pizza
Hannah Ward-Glenton shares her love for an unusual pizza topping while on holiday in Croatia.
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Mini Egg Easter Bakes
Got more Mini Eggs in your cupboard than you can eat? I can’t believe it’s true, but if so, why not incorporate them into some tasty baked treats!
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The Male Pill: Can We Ever Fully Trust It?
Zarah Akhavan-Moossavi discusses the issues with the male pill, should it be released.
→Science & Technology View all
Surgery and Hormones for Trans People
From our LGBT+ magazine, Laura Nelson breaks down surgery and hormone therapy options for transgender people.
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The Chemistry of Love and Cystic Fibrosis
Charting how one UK university chemistry professor has shaped the focus of his work around his husband’s cystic fibrosis.
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A Jack(fruit) Of All Trades?
Breaking down the facts behind the prickly exterior of what many are calling a “miracle food” and potential guarantor of tropical food security.
→Travel View all
Travel After Brexit – Unpicking the Uncertainty
Advice on Brexit’s potential negative impact on travelling in Europe
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The Romance of a Pizza
Hannah Ward-Glenton shares her love for an unusual pizza topping while on holiday in Croatia.
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Holiday’s Coming Home – Staycation Style!
Four places in the UK to travel to in a post-Brexit world.
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