Print Editor-in-Chief, Emily S Rizzo, covers the social and environmental justice group Activists Without Borders, and their yearly Film Festival, AWBFF.
Features
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Hannah Fraser explores the community impact of coastal erosion in the Norfolk village of Hemsby, and the future of coastal protection in the UK.
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Henry Parker reviews the impartiality background of the recent Gary Lineker BBC scandal and it’s consequence for the government’s impending asylum legislation.
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Rosie Batsford explores the British Library’s decision to expand its site in St Pancreas, and national investment across the UK to consider the future of libraries.
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Rebecca Bowsher explores the panic master’s phenomenon and why students might be deciding to extend their studies.
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MP Jacob Rees-Mogg was applauded for stating at an Exeter University Conservative Association and Guild approved event on Friday 22 October that he was “proud,” of Britain’s colonial past. This came alongside Rees-Mogg’s decision to not to comment on an audience member’s use of ‘LGBT’ as an insult.
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Olivia Gomez takes an in depth look at how Brexit, the pandemic, labour issues, aging populations and more have contributed to Britain’s supply chain crisis.
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Ahead of COP26, Amy Colwell examines the myriad issues of financing, international politics, energy usage and more that will determine its success or failure.
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In this Spotlight series, The Features editorial team have dug deep to keep you informed on outsider stories that were missed in mainstream news. With the 2020 elections looming, the news …
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In this Spotlight series, The Features editorial team have dug deep to keep you informed on outsider stories that were missed in mainstream news. London, as one of the most ethnically …
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In this Spotlight series, The Features editorial team have dug deep to keep you informed on outsider stories that were missed in mainstream news.
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Nick Greenwood breaks down the biggest moments from the recent Democrat Primary debates, and assesses how the candidates performed. Treading Water: The Democrat Debate in Houston Primary debates rarely change …
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Music Editor Bryony Gooch explores the link between Exeter’s homelessness crisis and the failing prison system. Walking around Exeter, it is impossible to ignore the large number of homeless people …
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Our Features writers review the lives and careers of senior members of Boris Johnson’s Cabinet. Dominic Raab – by Adam Robertson Charlton The son of a Jewish immigrant who fled …
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