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Last Week In Global Politics
This week Luke guides you through the astonishing fall of Assad in Syria, protest from UK farmers, and a prison sentence in Dubai.
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Iain Dale’s Success Story
Ethan Neilson recently had the privilege to interview the political and journalistic great Iain Dale. Through his experiences, setbacks, and anecdotes, Neilson recounts the most important parts from Dale’s life and career.
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Politics View all
Last Week in Global Politics
Luke Abbot guides you through last week’s political events from Seoul to NYC in his first political weekly roundup.
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Should assisted dying become legal in the UK?
With the assisted dying bill vote around the corner, Luke Abbot breaks down what MPs are voting for and the bills political and historical significance.
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The political tragedy that ruined England’s water quality
Maya Stevens provides her take on our current water crisis and the political failings that led to today’s situation.
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The Jubilee Sports Centre £40m Refurbishment: Worth your money?
Read a full review of the University of Southampton’s brand new facilities, a comparison to other gyms, and a break-down of what you get for your money.
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WHAT A RISE! WHAT AN INSPIRATION!
Louis Austin reflects on the Lionesses inspirational victory at the UEFA Women’s Euro 2022 in our Change and Adaption magazine
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Divock Origi’s Final Merseyside Derby Goal: The Story of a Liverpool Legend
Mitul Mistry talks about his favourite football star.
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The political tragedy that ruined England’s water quality
Maya Stevens provides her take on our current water crisis and the political failings that led to today’s situation.
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What is Green Infrastructure? Why should you care?
Maya Stevens writes about the importance of green infrastructure in our daily lives
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Navigating change in our modern world: Is it always a good thing?
Anton Allegranza Quicke breaks down the age-old question of whether or not change is a good thing in our Change and Adaption Magazine
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Black Friday Madness: Is Mass Consumerism Consuming Us?
Consumerism gone mad or money-saving sales? Luke Abbott breaks down the social phenomenon of Black Friday.
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Overconsumption at University
Julia Dines outlines the dangers of overconsumption, where we’re guilty for it most, and how we can improve.
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How to Manage the Shift from School to University Life
Chloe Thomas explains the ways to manage the rollercoaster of emotions that comes with transitioning from school to university in our Change and Adaption magazine
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No Soil? No Problem: How Students are Cultivating Young Minds, and Cabbages, Using Hydroponics
Finn Ryan sits down with representatives from Seeds for Thought to talk about tackling obesity in Southampton, educating young minds and the future of hydroponics.
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Coloured Lights in the Night Sky: What Are The Northern Lights
Sam Pegg explains auroras, the rarity of them occurring in Southampton, and a brand-new multi-discipline module exploring astronomy
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What is Green Infrastructure? Why should you care?
Maya Stevens writes about the importance of green infrastructure in our daily lives
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Tales of an Italian group-chat climbing trip escapee
Newbie writer Jack Philpott tells us about his recent trip to Italy.
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Travelling Alone as an Autistic Person is an Important Milestone – And Here’s Why
Alyssa-Caroline Burnette describes her experiences moving halfway across the world as an autistic person.
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My First Holiday Without My Parents
Lifestyle Editor Daisy Gazzard tells us about her first time leaving the parents behind when she jetted off to the Italian city of Florence
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Tories unsure whether to blame current or previous Labour government for current mess
J.M. Hurford gives a satirical report of the Tory record defeat
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Your Ultimate Guide: How to not get spiked on a night out
Alana Yelzhassova writes gives a satirical account on how not to get into trouble on a night out in an article from our Change and Adaption magazine
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“SEAtS” App to be Rolled out Across More Areas of Campus
JM Hurford questions the enrolment of the SEAtS app in other aspects of student life in an article from our Change and Adaption Magazine
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