Before Windrush: The Black Georgians
Tom Ford explores how this period of history offers a paradox to the treatment of black people in the British Atlantic World.
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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→
Dutch Survey Suggests Half of International Students ‘Could Shun Autumn Campus Start’
Many international students are choosing to defer their studies due to both logistical and economic factors.
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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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Will I be Able to go on Holiday this Summer?
Pause editor Tom Ford discusses whether a holiday is possible in the near future.
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HERSTORY: Hypatia the Ancient Philosopher, Astronomer and Mathematician
In her time, Hypatia was the world’s leading academic in mathematics and astronomy, perhaps the only woman in history for whom such a claim can be made.
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University of Southampton Drone Makes its First Delivery to Isle of Wight NHS
The trial proves that medical supplies can be brought to the island by air, considerably speeding up transport times compared to ferry services.
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Should I Be Wearing a Face Mask in Public?
European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control says that the use of face masks should not be considered as a replacement to other protective measures, like social distancing.
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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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Student with all the Time in the World Does F*ck All During Lockdown
Government research suggests that the productivity of students has remained the same during the lockdown because ‘zero times zero is still zero’
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