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Drops of Hope

Leah Collins 2nd May 2023 No Comments

A short poem highlighting the fluidity of emotions, specifically during times of struggle.

Current Affairs UK Politics

Tactical voting and the battle to save the union

Luke Alsford 24th April 2023 No Comments

Luke Alsford examines why the Scottish Conservatives are talking up tactical voting and what it means for the future of Scottish politics.

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Emma Smith ‘This is Shakespeare’

Ariba Saeed 18th April 2023 No Comments

This week’s episode titled ‘Emma Smith: This is Shakespeare’s’ features Oxford academic Emma Smith and her best selling book ‘This is Shakespeare.’ From pointing out the flaws in Shakespeare’s works…

The Writer Summit

Pen and Perception: Debut Episode on ‘Andrew Tate, Donald Trump and Witchcraft’

Ariba Saeed 10th April 2023 No Comments

Writer Summit podcast fearlessly engages in lively discussions about written work of all kinds. Here is our debut episode of our podcast series 'Pen and Perception' which probes into the…

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‘Living in squares, loving in triangles’: the literary legacy of the Bloomsbury Group

Amy Whitaker 5th April 2023 1 Comment

In the elegant town houses and garden squares of Edwardian London, an eccentric circle of writers, intellectuals and artists gathered in a haze of dinner parties and entangled love affairs.…

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Boris Johnson’s Partygate showdown: The future direction of British politics is at stake

Luke Alsford 20th March 2023 No Comments

Luke Alsford analyses what Boris Johnson, Rishi Sunak, and Keir Starmer have to lose from Johnson's appearance at the Privileges Committee Partygate inquiry this Wednesday.

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Mother’s Day gift ideas

Eleanor Strain 17th March 2023 No Comments

Eleanor Strain gives recommendations on how to give the perfect Mother's Day gift.

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The Green New Deal: a solution to both climate crisis and social inequality?

Anna Ponder 17th March 2023 No Comments

The Green New Deal: is it the way to simultaneously combat climate change and forge societies based on justice and equality?

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Pikobodies: arming plants with a pseudo-adaptive immune system

Helena Tagg 16th March 2023 No Comments

Helena Tagg explores how bioengineering can tailor an adaptive immune system in plants, enabling them to better fend off invading pathogens.

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Billie Marten on her new album, ‘Drop Cherries’

Sophie Prior 14th March 2023 No Comments

Sophie Prior interviews Billie Marten about her latest record 'Drop Cherries', due for release April 7 2023.

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