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Review: Miss Julie

Charlotte Churcher 17th December 2015 No Comments

Charlotte Churcher reviews Pitch Productions’ debut show: Miss Julie by August Strindberg.

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Natural Wonders of the “Holy Lands”

Euan Mullock 16th December 2015 No Comments

Euan Mullock on the Negev and Judean deserts, and the beautiful coastlines of biblical seas.

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Inside the Bubble Week 10

William Waters 16th December 2015 No Comments

The accommodation fees row rumbles on, and a burglary on the Bailey: William Waters gives an update on the week’s news.

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Health Hypes #1: Superfoods

Rosalind Tucker 15th December 2015 No Comments

Rosalind Tucker investigates the science behind superfoods and dispels common assumptions.

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Drones: Friend or Foe?

Finn Bruton 15th December 2015 No Comments

Finn Bruton takes an in-depth look at the emergence of drones.

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Durham Choral Society Concert

Giulia Zavagno 14th December 2015 No Comments

A review of Durham Choral Society’s Christmas concert by Giulia Zavagna.

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#TravelBites: A taste of Thailand

Lucy Spoliar 14th December 2015 No Comments

Whilst on her year abroad, Lucy Spoliar shares her tantalising culinary experience from her ten-day trip to Thailand!

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The Business of Terror

Felix Syms 13th December 2015 No Comments

Felix Syms analyses how Islamic State has become the world’s richest extremist organisation, and what can be done in response.

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A Fiesta in Cholula

Ami Mistry 13th December 2015 No Comments

Ami Mistry continues on her adventure abroad, this time enlightening readers on the pros and cons of a night out in Mexico.

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Hilary Benn, ISIS, and ‘Facism’

George Evans 13th December 2015 No Comments

George Evans examines the use of ‘fascism’ in recent debate around ISIS.

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