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Album Review: Iceage, Plowing Into The Field Of Love

Oliver Stephenson 2nd October 2014 No Comments

Oliver Stephenson reviews Copenhagen band Iceage’s new record, Plowing Into The Field Of Love.

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Down Under… Worth a Visit?

Vicky Jessop 1st October 2014 No Comments

New Zealand can offer tourists just as much as its more-visited neighbour, argues Vicky Jessop.

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Review of the Week: Claypath Deli

Hannah Davis 1st October 2014 No Comments

In the first of a weekly series, Hannah Davis shows us an oft-forgotten cafe that’s really worth a visit.

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Rosetta: more than a stone

Rachel Goodband 30th September 2014 No Comments

Rachel Goodband explains how ESA’s Rosetta will enrich our understanding of the solar system.

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Till Divorce Do Us Part

Matt Lavender 29th September 2014 No Comments

Matt Lavender probes into the changing perceptions of marriage and divorce.

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Who do you think you are, Minister?!

Josh Newmark 28th September 2014 No Comments

Josh Newmark outlines the situation at the Environment Secretary’s office.

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St Cuthbert’s Hospice: Making Every Day Count

Cliff Edwards 26th September 2014 No Comments

Cliff Edwards explains the importance of St Cuthbert’s Hospice to the Durham community.

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Police launch safety campaign for Freshers Week

Rory Tingle 26th September 2014 No Comments

More police patrols and crowd control outside Loveshack and Lloyd’s will help keep students safe, reports Rory Tingle.

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Recipe: Chickpea, Vegetable and Sweet Potato Curry

Hannah Davis 25th September 2014 No Comments

Hannah Davis cooks up a fast veggie supper.

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Tony Williams: The Walking Poet

Sam Nicholls 24th September 2014 No Comments

Sam Nicholls interviews Tony Williams ahead of his forthcoming appearance at Durham Book Festival.

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