Mediterranean Mediation: Cyprus Peace Talks
Ivan Morris Poxton assesses the prospects for peace between Greek and Turkish Cypriots.
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Ivan Morris Poxton
Editor 2018-19 | International Editor 2017/18. Final year Modern History and Politics student from Bedford. Drinks far too much tea for his own good.
“Obama Out”: What Will Be The 44th US President’s Legacy?
A look back at the highs, lows and legacy of Barack Obama’s eight years in the Oval Office.
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Why IOC Is Wrong To Recognize Cheerleading As Sport But Still Exclude Squash From Olympics
If cheerleading is a sport, why not squash?
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South Korea’s Political Scandal May Have Finally Claimed President
Ivan Morris Poxton explains South Korea’s political crisis, which looks to have finally claimed the president.
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Ex-Southampton F.C. Employee in Football Abuse Scandal Allegedly Still Works in Football
Individuals have come forward to report being victims of abuse by an ex-employee of Southampton Football Club who it is understood, still works in football.
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Leaked: City Council’s Defence Manual In Case Of Invasion by Portsmouth
Wessex Scene can exclusively reveal Southampton City Council’s draft civil defence advice manual in case of invasion by Portsmouth
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University of Southampton Strengthens Ties with Defence Firm BAE Systems
University of Southampton signs agreement with BAE Systems that looks to strengthen relationship with defence and security multinational
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Junior Minister ‘Talking Out’ of ‘Turing Bill’ Brings UK Politics Into Disrepute
Filibustering tactics of bill to pardon all gay men convicted of same-sex offences no longer applicable make government look petty and vindictive
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Why Haiti Hurricane Devastation Presents Opportunity
Haiti’s latest humanitarian disaster offers chance to right wrongs and rethink UK government aid strategy.
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