The Rise of Flat Earth and the Death of the Expert
Daisy Malcom explores Flat Earth theory and the death of the expert.
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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
→Southampton: Do Not Bow to Pressure From the Online Learning Brigade
Ben Dolbear argues for the re-opening of campuses in 20/21.
→I Wish This Was Satire: Dominic Cummings’ Lockdown Eyesight Check
Disclaimer: The views expressed within this article are entirely the author’s own and are not→
The Unintended Effects Of The Lockdown
Ben Dolbear argues the case for ending lockdown.
→All Clap and No Trousers: Is The 14-day Quarantine For UK Arrivals Just For Show?
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How to Support the NHS If You Don’t Actually Want To Do Anything
A few tips on how to make it look like you’re helping.
→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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COVID-19 Makes The Rise Of ‘The Surveillance State’ Inevitable
Tom Clabon examines the impact of coronavirus on the level of surveillance in society.
→Newcastle United: Sack Steve Bruce and Appoint Mauricio Pochettino
With the imminent takeover of Newcastle United by a Saudi Arabian-led consortium worth an estimated $320 billion, Tom Clabon contends that the new owners should sack current manager Steve Bruce, and replace him with former Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino.
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