We should think about some of the 'real' victims of the immigration hysteria
Every time I pick up the paper or turn on the television it seems that someone somewhere is claiming that
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Ukranian protests show the enduring value of the EU
Believe it or not, there are still countries in Europe where protestors enthusiastically wave the EU's star-studded flag
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Assisted suicide is all about compassion
Medically assisted death for terminally ill patients has been a prominent issue in the media for a number of years.
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France has bigger frogs to fry than Hollande
French president François Hollande confessed on January 15th, in his first major press conference this year, that he is going
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Twitter: Blogging and death threats
This January, Dr. Claire Hardaker of Lancaster University’s Linguistics and English Language Department has been awarded a £200,000
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Answers from Alex Square
Emily Braithwaite, 2nd year languages Rebecca Turley, 2nd year languages Germaine Tuck, 2nd year Religious Studies Gabby Jones, 2nd year
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Should international students pay for NHS services?
As of July 2013 the government unveiled proposals to introduce levies on foreign workers and students from outside the EU,
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Deo Vs. B.O.
Feeling a bit Lynx-y? Fancy a bit of body spray, a bit of Dark Temptation or an exotic air of
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Why Britain needs to rethink its cannabis laws
January 1st 2014 is a date now engraved in the history of legalising marijuana as the first state-licensed marijuana businesses
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Benefits Street: The biggest problem for our economy?
“There are 99 houses, 13 nationalities” – pause whilst someone in the background shouts “WANKER!” before the voice over proceeds – “and
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International Partnerships Can Still Be A Success: A Response
Occasionally, SCAN publishes news hard hitting enough to have University management spitting feathers in embarrassment and frantically clustering to pull
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Should there be a distinction between the world of the internet and the ‘real world’?
In the wake of comments by Caroline Criado-Perez that the Twitter abuse she received left her “emotionally scarred,” it might
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The dangerous element carried by the MPs’ proposed pay rise
We’re all in this together. By ‘this’ I am of course referring to austerity, that dastardly thing being rolled
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Bah humbug! Trevor Mitchell is a modern day Scrooge
Having moved back home and started to enjoy all the Christmassy, homely loveliness on offer, reading Trevor Mitchell’s attack
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International partnerships can still be a success
The news on the recent failings at Lancaster Universities partners in India, Pakistan and Malaysia paints a dreary picture. There
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