Can televised trials bring order in court?
On February 14th 2013 the world awoke to the news that Reeva Steenkamp – South African model, reality TV star and
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The Miller expenses scandal epitomises Tory stereotype
Following on-going rows concerning her parliamentary expenses, it came as little surprise that culture secretary Maria Miller resigned from her
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Gloria Ratsakatika, 2nd year Psychology Abbie Lees, 2nd year, Psychology Caitlin Hunter, 2nd year English Literature Beckie Bellingham, 2nd year
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UKIP: Rage against the party machine?
In the recent Wythenshawe and Sale East by-election, Labour comfortably held the seat with an increased majority; the main talking
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What next for the Ukrainian crisis?
Over the past few weeks, the media has been full to the brim with updates on the Ukrainian Crisis’. Now
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Romans Matulevics, 2nd year Politics and Economics Sam Birchall, mutli-user interface programmer Sam George, 3rd year Politics and International Relations
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Is LUSU’s stance on the Immigration Bill and what it will entail misinformed?
Thursday Week 2 saw LUSU President, Joel Pullan, and the government’s immigration minister, Mike Harper, discuss the Coalition’s
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What is wrong with Generation Y?
Is our generation the first to run out of ideas? The 50s, 60s, 70s, and 80s all hold some golden
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No make-up selfies… because it’s worth it!
About an hour ago, my best friend nominated me to do a no make-up selfie for Cancer Research UK. Do
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Has etiquette become far too familiar?
Let’s be clear. Nine times out of ten, “y’all right, mate” is just a colloquial, non-committal greeting you
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For Scotland, the price of freedom is a pound
Hopefully, by the morning of September 19, the protracted, heated, and let’s be honest, somewhat tiresome debate over Scottish
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Are we bored with bodies on television?
The screenwriter Sir David Hare has vowed to bring Hitchcock-style tension back to our screens, accusing modern TV and film
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British politics must give sense a chance
There is a serious problem with the level of topical debate in Britain. It has become facile, childish and in
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Self-run lectures should be congratulated
As many will already know, a dispute between university staff and their employers has been ongoing for several months. As
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Miserable travelling to work? Something of a commute point
This won’t come as a shock to most people, but a study undertaken by the Office of National Statistics
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