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Eight forty-five, again. I close my eyes, feeling the intermittent pulsating of the veins in my feet, throbbing to the tick-tock of the clock on the wall. The room is…
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Eight forty-five, again. I close my eyes, feeling the intermittent pulsating of the veins in my feet, throbbing to the tick-tock of the clock on the wall. The room is…
Emily Sanderson reviews DULOG’s recent production of the musical ‘Crazy for You’ at the Gala Theatre.
Claire Manning Duignan discusses concern over recent political influence on social media in US politics.
Gwen Smit explores the Swedish cultural phenomenon known as 'Fika', a coffee break with a twist, and how we can all learn something from it.
Isabelle Bylett explores themes of self-identity and insecurity in Pitch Production’s White Liars and Black Comedy.
Image: totalnews.com It’s been a rough few weeks for Prime Minister Keir Starmer, regarding the lurking controversy of the ‘grooming gangs scandal’, a point of contention that has even more…
Increasing numbers of university students are being scammed through a combination of rent fraud and fake side-hustle jobs offered on social media sites, according to leading fraud recovery lawyers. However,…
In part two of born to compete, Ufuoma Urhioke discusses nurture.
Catriona Eke looks at Born Free's recent 'Tank-Free' campaign, which aims to raise awareness about the plight of captive marine mammals.
Madeleine notes some of the most important details from Trump's Inauguration Day.