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Eleanor Rogers, Print Features Editor, outlines Britain’s worrying court backlog.
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Writer Betsy Heasman discusses whether some of the most promising summer plans for students are really attainable
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Sports Editor Eloise Grainger explores the relevance of our ‘Pancake Day’ and how it should be celebrated
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Editor-in-Chief Katie Matthews discusses whether the beaning wars of Overheard have tested too many limits
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Writer Victoria White explores the implications of a Tiktok ban and its reinstatement following Trump’s recent inauguration
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Gracie Moore, Editor-in Chief, discusses what Brexit has meant for exchange programmes and overseas opportunities for students
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