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The enduring power of Taylor Swift

Erin Waks 7th March 2021 No Comments

The enduring power of Taylor Swift. I am sure that some of you are rolling your eyes already or have even scrolled straight past this article. At the same time…

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Blinded by Eurocentrism? The EU-Oxford-AstraZeneca quarrel

Emily Scriven 7th March 2021 No Comments

Emily Scriven discusses the unfolding dispute between the EU and Oxford-AstraZeneca and questions whether European powers need to re-evaluate their priorities.

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Music Durham – Bring a community together stitch by stitch.

Imy Hurley 7th March 2021 No Comments

Their latest project – ‘Stitching A Quilt of Community’, is being run in collaboration with local mental health charity, Durham based the RT project

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The Napier Barracks: ‘I felt as if I was in prison.’

Lauren Powdrell 6th March 2021 No Comments

An in-depth, first-hand account of accommodation in the Napier Barracks. A man seeking asylum recounts his experiences in this inhumane site.

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Is there space for pollution?

Lucy Shell 6th March 2021 No Comments

An underlying question of the subject of this article is whether the advancements in space exploration and technology can be justified at the expense of the earth's environment and climate…

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Home: an ode to Lancashire

Anna Stringer 6th March 2021 No Comments

Anna Stringer pays homage to her beloved home county, Lancashire.

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The political implications of the Budget

Oscar Saxby 5th March 2021 No Comments

Oscar Saxby explores the political motivations behind this year's Budget.

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Exploring Boresmoor

Rahul Sheemar 5th March 2021 No Comments

In this creative piece, Rahul describes the origins and traditions of a fantasy town (Boresmoor) and its beguiling, mysterious landscape.

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A Review of the Golden Globes 2021

Eleanor Storey 5th March 2021 No Comments

Eleanor Storey reviews the 2021 Golden Globes: the bizarre, the wonderful and the disappointing

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EA changes course and removes multiplayer from Dragon Age 4

Zara Lane 4th March 2021 No Comments

EA has done the unexpected and allowed the removal of multiplayer from the next Dragon Age, but what does this mean for the studio going forward?

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