This month I was fortunate enough to attend TEDxUniMannheim, in Germany. The theme ‘Out of the Ordinary’ gave wide scope to the nine speakers who ranged from polished Oxford professors …
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‘Young women advocating for change’- An interview with G(irls)20 delegate Dunola Oladapo
The G20 conference attracts international attention and debate each year as world leaders, economists and academics meet to discuss global issues. What a lot of people don’t know about however, …
- FeaturesInterviews
“We are people. We are not just bodies.”: An interview with Channel 4 presenter Emma Woolf
Eating disorders can affect anyone, across any age or gender. Many of us have been affected by them at some point in our lives, whether through supporting a friend or …
- FeaturesInternationalInterviewsNationalPolitics
‘We can change the world in many ways, but the core of it is who governs you and how’- An interview with Ryan Heath
Clutching onto my newly bought copy of Politico, I couldn’t decide what was more intimidating: the fact that I’d be interviewing the senior EU correspondent of the paper itself, or …
- FeaturesInterviewsPolitics
“It’s not great, is it?” – Stephen Bush on the state of the British Left, cooking, and journalists
Stephen Bush is a very tall man. This is probably a ridiculous way to start an article, but, speaking as somebody who very nearly hit six foot three and then …
- FeaturesInterviewsNationalPolitics
‘Being able to fix people’s problems is a real buzz – it’s what I want to do anyway’ – an interview with Daisy Benson
It is fair to say that 2015 wasn’t the best year for the Liberal Democrats: the General Election saw them lose all but eight of their seats, down from a …
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To say that Dolly Alderton has had something of a meteoric rise to success in the media industry is a bit of an understatement. At the grand old age of 28, …
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‘It’s just another job, so you just get on with it’ – an interview with former senior UN Peacekeeper, Susan Matthew
The Department of Peacekeeping Operations at the United Nations is, well, pretty hectic these days. There are currently 16 major operations taking place – over half of which are located in Africa. …
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‘It was definitely the best job in the world’ – An interview with Sally Feldman, former Editor of Woman’s Hour
Sally Feldman has had something of a varied life, from starting her career in women’s and teenage magazines to becoming a board member of the Rationalist Association and contributor to …
- FeaturesInterviewsPolitics
‘In politics, whenever something goes well, it always creates a new problem’ An interview with Gavin Barwell MP
Gavin Barwell won the seat of Crydon Central in 2010 and in the 2015 election retained the seat with a majority of just 165 votes, making it one of the …
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Embrace the ‘C’ Student: An Interview with Kaene Disepo
This month I was fortunate enough to attend TEDxUniMannheim, in Germany. The theme ‘Out of the Ordinary’ gave wide scope to the nine speakers who ranged from polished Oxford professors …
- FeaturesInternationalInterviews
‘Young women advocating for change’- An interview with G(irls)20 delegate Dunola Oladapo
The G20 conference attracts international attention and debate each year as world leaders, economists and academics meet to discuss global issues. What a lot of people don’t know about however, …
- FeaturesInterviews
“We are people. We are not just bodies.”: An interview with Channel 4 presenter Emma Woolf
Eating disorders can affect anyone, across any age or gender. Many of us have been affected by them at some point in our lives, whether through supporting a friend or …
- FeaturesInternationalInterviewsNationalPolitics
‘We can change the world in many ways, but the core of it is who governs you and how’- An interview with Ryan Heath
Clutching onto my newly bought copy of Politico, I couldn’t decide what was more intimidating: the fact that I’d be interviewing the senior EU correspondent of the paper itself, or …
- FeaturesInterviewsPolitics
“It’s not great, is it?” – Stephen Bush on the state of the British Left, cooking, and journalists
Stephen Bush is a very tall man. This is probably a ridiculous way to start an article, but, speaking as somebody who very nearly hit six foot three and then …
- FeaturesInterviewsNationalPolitics
‘Being able to fix people’s problems is a real buzz – it’s what I want to do anyway’ – an interview with Daisy Benson
It is fair to say that 2015 wasn’t the best year for the Liberal Democrats: the General Election saw them lose all but eight of their seats, down from a …
-
To say that Dolly Alderton has had something of a meteoric rise to success in the media industry is a bit of an understatement. At the grand old age of 28, …
- FeaturesInternationalInterviews
‘It’s just another job, so you just get on with it’ – an interview with former senior UN Peacekeeper, Susan Matthew
The Department of Peacekeeping Operations at the United Nations is, well, pretty hectic these days. There are currently 16 major operations taking place – over half of which are located in Africa. …
- FeaturesInterviews
‘It was definitely the best job in the world’ – An interview with Sally Feldman, former Editor of Woman’s Hour
Sally Feldman has had something of a varied life, from starting her career in women’s and teenage magazines to becoming a board member of the Rationalist Association and contributor to …
- FeaturesInterviewsPolitics
‘In politics, whenever something goes well, it always creates a new problem’ An interview with Gavin Barwell MP
Gavin Barwell won the seat of Crydon Central in 2010 and in the 2015 election retained the seat with a majority of just 165 votes, making it one of the …
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