A Rumble in the Concrete Jungle
Marcus Matthews gives a fascinating insight as an overseas student witnessing the Hong Kong Protests
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Media Bias: Support Remain? It Might Be The BBC’s Fault
Ben Dolbear explores the media bias of the BBC surrounding the ongoing Brexit-debate.
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Russian Abuse Victims Face Murder Trial After Killing Their Father
The girls were tortured for years, now they face 20 years in prison. Opinion Editor Linnea Lagerstedt breaks down Russia’s domestic violence laws.
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Is Great British food Actually Great?
Amy Penn gives a run down of Britain’s best foods, arguing that it doesn’t deserve it’s international reputation.
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Europe and America Still Enabling The Destruction of Yemen
Richard Spence argues for grassroots action to effect change to government policy over the Yemeni Civil War.
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The Prison Crisis: Should We Care?
Zach Sharif draws attention to the ongoing prison crisis.
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A Rant about Rape Culture
Incoming Features Editor Beth Ablett encourages people to rethink the phrase ‘Boys will be boys’.
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The Cost of Body Image in the Modern Age
Zarah Akhavan-Moossavi on the detrimental impact fast fashion can have on mental well-being
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Should Gandhi be Celebrated on Campus?
Gandhi believed black people were inferior – should he be celebrated on campus?
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How Much Longer Until We Are Living in Margaret Atwood’s ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’?
Zarah Akhavan-Moossavi calls for a positive outcome to emerge from the policies concerning abortion in America.
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