Charlie Gershinson, Print Deputy Editor, interviews law professor Richard Moorhead on the legal implications of the Post Office scandal.
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As a Print Deputy Editor, Charlie often writes on current affairs and investigative pieces on Exeter University. He has written numerous articles for both print and online.
Charlie Gershinson, Print Deputy Editor, interviews law professor Richard Moorhead on the legal implications of the Post Office scandal.
HO HO HO (to all that celebrate)! Seasonally appropriate cheer has descended onto Exeter once again.
The Conservative Party Conference is the social event of the year!
Print Deputy Editor, Charlie Gershinson, investigates why giant babies were spotted running through Exeter’s city centre.
Print Deputy Editor Charlie Gershinson examines the recent saga of Nigel Farage and the closure of his bank account.
Charlie Gershinson, Deputy Print Editor-in-Chief, writes on the changes to student housing made by Exeter City Council
Charlie Gershinson explores the right to privacy in Prince Harry’s legal battle against the Mirror Group for alleged phone hacking crimes.
Exeter was recently visited by Doctor Christian Hirst – the Minister-Counsellor for Political and Economic Affairs from the Australian Commission – where, in partnership with the Diplomatic Hub, he delivered a lecture to Exeter students.
Charlie Gershinson investigates BP and Shell’s record profits, and its potential consequences.
Print News Editor Charlie Gershinson discusses the findings of the 2022 progress report on Home Office reformation following the 2018 Windrush scandal.
Charlie Gershinson, Print Deputy Editor, interviews law professor Richard Moorhead on the legal implications of the Post Office scandal.
HO HO HO (to all that celebrate)! Seasonally appropriate cheer has descended onto Exeter once again.
The Conservative Party Conference is the social event of the year!
Print Deputy Editor, Charlie Gershinson, investigates why giant babies were spotted running through Exeter’s city centre.
Print Deputy Editor Charlie Gershinson examines the recent saga of Nigel Farage and the closure of his bank account.
Charlie Gershinson, Deputy Print Editor-in-Chief, writes on the changes to student housing made by Exeter City Council
Charlie Gershinson explores the right to privacy in Prince Harry’s legal battle against the Mirror Group for alleged phone hacking crimes.
Exeter was recently visited by Doctor Christian Hirst – the Minister-Counsellor for Political and Economic Affairs from the Australian Commission – where, in partnership with the Diplomatic Hub, he delivered a lecture to Exeter students.
Charlie Gershinson investigates BP and Shell’s record profits, and its potential consequences.
Print News Editor Charlie Gershinson discusses the findings of the 2022 progress report on Home Office reformation following the 2018 Windrush scandal.
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