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Ai Wei Wei – Never Sorry

Francesca Dale 7th June 2015 No Comments

Francesca Dale explores the dangerous existence of China’s most famous artist, Ai Wei Wei.

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Italian Regional Elections: why Renzi is the only credible candidate

Giacomo Paoloni 7th June 2015 No Comments

Giacomo Paoloni looks at the recent Italian regional elections.

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Day Out on an Impulse: Middlesbrough

Justin Cheuk 6th June 2015 No Comments

Justin Cheuk introduces us to Middlesbrough, a city famed for its industrial heritage.

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When the Famous Take on the Environment

Elly Greenway 6th June 2015 No Comments

When it comes to environmental protection, Elly Greenway shows how messages from celebrities may be key.

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Summer 2015 Playlist

Tom McGivan 5th June 2015 No Comments

Tom McGivan gives us his tastemaker’s guide to the essential tunes for summer 2015.

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Ghana Strong

Bee Hillier 5th June 2015 No Comments

Jessie Honnor interviews Daniel Lundberg, the man behind Ghana Strong Books, which fights for disability rights in Ghana.

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They might have The Voice, but do they have The X Factor?

Alison McNeill 5th June 2015 No Comments

Alison McNeill looks for a new way forward in Saturday Night Talent Shows.

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Independence: Flight or Fight?

Arya Thampuran 4th June 2015 No Comments

Arya Thampuran discovers the somewhat problematic meaning of independence.

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Hitting the Gringo Trail (Part One)

Emma Sankey 3rd June 2015 No Comments

There’s a lot more for backpackers to discover in Peru than just Machu Picchu, argues Emma Sankey.

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Study of Francis Bacon

Olivia Gillespie 2nd June 2015 No Comments

Olivia Gillespie explores the psychological musings of Francis Bacon.

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