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Coronavirus

The Coronavirus has taken the world by storm and not in a good way. The notorious virus is continuously spreading globally. As countries are...

CheVaughn Starling - 22/03/2020

Coronavirus

Ways to help your local community during a pandemic

Humans have a beautiful way of pulling together in the midst of crisis, and despite all of the suffering that COVID- 19 has put...

Courtney Carr - 20/03/2020

Coronavirus

Self-isolation: top tips on how to avoid cabin-fever

In the first of a few daily press briefings to come, Prime minister Boris Johnson has warned the UK population to avoid "non-essential" contact....

Courtney Carr - 17/03/2020

Politics

To be a Feminist in 2020. 11 Inspiring Women share for International Women's Day

In honour of International Women's Day, instead of reminiscing over our collective achievements so far as women, I felt it necessary to reflect on...

Adele Walton - 08/03/2020

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Russia's Endless Meddling in the US Elections

Everybody around the world knows about Russia's history of meddling in the 2016 US elections, so it doesn’t come as much of a shock...

CheVaughn Starling - 07/03/2020

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The forgotten people. How Gypsy and Roma communities have been continually marginalised.

The Gypsy and Roma communities have long been a community historically under-represented and marginalised by governments and the political process, due to their cultural...

Adele Walton - 24/02/2020

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Is the BBC past its sell-by date?

Chief political aide Dominic Cummings and PM Boris Johnson clashed this week over scrapping the obligatory license model for the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)....

Richard Bolton - 21/02/2020

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Millenial money: are we the "lost generation"?

Millennials are the largest adult generation and make up the largest share (38%) of the workforce. Yet, the wealth accumulated by the median (or...

Richard Bolton - 14/02/2020

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