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University Suspends Parking Permit Payments
The usual monthly deductions from permit holders’ salaries will not be taken in the May payroll or until further notice.
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Writing From Quarantine, 8th April 2020
Disclaimer: The views expressed within this article are entirely the author’s own and are not attributable to Wessex Scene as→
Politics View all
Fake News in the 2019 UK General Election
Patrick Lowe examines several misleading news stories concerning the 2019 General Election.
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JFK Assassination Conspiracy Theories
Olivia Fox outlines the conspiracy theories surrounding President John F Kennedy’s assassination
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PMQs 13th May 2020: The Write Up
Sam Pearson summarises this week’s Prime Minister’s Questions.
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‘The Wonderful American Tradition’: Inside the US Protests Against Coronavirus Lockdown
Tom Ford details the tumultuous protests against the Coronavirus lockdown.
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Sanders Has Chosen Pragmatism Over Ideology. Will His Supporters Do The Same?
With Joe Biden set to battle President Trump, can progressive left-wing voters support him as they supported Democratic rival, Bernie Sanders?
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The Dark Side of Europe: Pro-European Politics and the EU’s Refugee Scandal
Sam Pearson shines a light on the EU’s treatment of Migrants coming from Libya.
→Sport View all
Should the Premier League Return? We Ask Our Sports Writers
This collaborative article features the views of three of our sports writers, Joshua Willcocks, Liv Perry, and Tom Clabon, who discuss whether it is safe and feasible for Premier League football to return. Whose opinion do you agree with the most?
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What Next for Sebastian Vettel?
After Sebastian Vettel announced that he will leave Scuderia Ferrari when his current contract expires at the end of this season, Tom Clabon ponders what’s next in store for the four-time Formula One World Champion.
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Sliverstone set to hold two F1 races in 2020
The plans are subject to government approval, and require all safety conditions to be met before being given the official “green light” to proceed.
→Opinion View all
Beating against the Tide: History and Memory
Disclaimer: The views expressed within this article are entirely the author’s own and are not→
Should the Premier League Return? We Ask Our Sports Writers
This collaborative article features the views of three of our sports writers, Joshua Willcocks, Liv Perry, and Tom Clabon, who discuss whether it is safe and feasible for Premier League football to return. Whose opinion do you agree with the most?
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PMQs 13th May 2020: The Write Up
Sam Pearson summarises this week’s Prime Minister’s Questions.
→Lifestyle View all
Charity T-Shirts to Add to your Work from Home Wardrobe
Megan Gaen shows us some of the fantastic brands who are selling items to fundraise for our brilliant NHS.
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The Truth In Conspiracies and Why That Matters More
Zarah Akhavan-Moossavi feels that whilst conspiracy theories have become commonplace in pop culture, it is always important to try and honour the truth within them.
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HERSTORY: Women and Witchcraft
Lifestyle Editor Marco Pretara explores the history of witchcraft, and how far we could view it as one big conspiracy theory.
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Science or ‘Science’?
A selection of famously debunked scientific myths, in a sea of absurdities still waiting to be dislodged from the public’s mind
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Zepler Institute Leads Extreme Ultraviolet Imaging Study
The key findings from this project have potential to enhance the fields of bio-imaging and medicine
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Science and Engineering Festival Moved Online
The event will run from 22nd May to the 25th June.
→Travel View all
A Love Letter To… The Southampton Common
Joanna Magill tells us why she’s grateful for the Southampton Common.
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48 Hours In… Budapest
How to get the most out of two days in Budapest.
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Notes on Female Solo Travel
Ottilie Young discusses advice for solo travel for women and what may or may not apply.
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Streets To Be Sprayed With Flat 7UP To Combat Coronavirus
Donations of leftover 7 Up bottles are currently being accepted, the older the better
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Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse Accidentally Bump Into Each Other in ALDI
Pestilence reportedly ensured that the two-metre social distancing rules were not adhered to
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It’s Just You Because it’s Not Getting Hot in Here: A Sceptic’s Guide to Climate Denial
Emily Dennis takes us through the latest in climate-sceptic thought and the attractions of the solar system’s hottest celestial body
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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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