Activists, scientists and now politicians are trying to steer populations towards a greener future and they often point towards solar, wind and cutting-edge technologies, such as electric cars. There has been a boom in the electric vehicle industry, with electric car sales representing an 180% year-on-year rise where 108,205 electric...
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Eduoard Johnson looks at the plan for wastewater used to stabilise the damaged Fukushima nuclear reactor and why it has been so controversial
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Ella Wilson chats to the Scouting For Girls frontman about surviving lockdown, 80s movies and their new album 'Easy Cover'.
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Lauren Cutler introduces the Vitality Netball Superleague
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Since recently falling back into his PS1, Reece Goodall takes a look at a very bizarre game called Pepsiman
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Interviews with the two leads and writer/director of the new American critically acclaimed indie comedy.
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To solve a problem, we often consider what we can add, rather than what to subtract. Reece Goodall looks into why this is the case.
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Sidney Pycroft criticises 'cancel culture', believing that it is damaging to the book industry
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Noah Keate dreams of life after exams while sharing some of their summer plans.
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Sam Matthews Boehmer looks ahead to the 2021 French Open.
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The University of Cambridge accepted record numbers of British students from Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) backgrounds last year.
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Noah Keate explores the significance of tourists within his home city of Cambridge, and whether they are essentially beneficial or detrimental.
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Shannon McGuigan argues against Downing Street's claims that Britain is not institutionally racist.
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