Nuclear energy causes widely acknowledged problems of waste, disasters, and energy politics. However, this poisoned chalice is also our only hope towards consistent, more sustainable, and environmentally-friendly energy. Despite the strong arguments we have heard in the media for a full move towards green energy, nuclear may well be the...
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Janyn Chang questions whether gaming has become a too expensive hobby.
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Volcanism has been back in the news recently with stories of an eruption in Iceland. But as we see those images of lava pouring out near Reykjavik, a classic example of volcanic activity throughout Earth’s history, it may come as a surprise that not every volcano in the universe conforms...
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Hannah Feeney examines why society still blames victims of sexual assault, arguing that society should instead blame the perpetrators of the crime.
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Ella Wilson talks through the nostalgic and comforting books that have gotten her through lockdown.
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A Telegraph Sport investigation found that women’s sport has lost 664 more days than men’s during the pandemic. Covid-19 has revealed that there is little genuine world-wide commitment to women’s sport and gender equity. But there is hope. There is a chance to make history in the form of a...
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One in five UK students were not unable to study the right subjects to prepare them for a degree, according to a new survey by UCAS.
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Much of the fun of travel comes from the adventures you have, the places you visit and the people you meet. But these things are not always positive, and travel can also be an experience for all the wrong reasons. I’ve travelled a fair bit in my life, and I’ve had both adventures and misadventures, from being caught up in extreme weather to a bunch of accidental arrests. But my worst travel experience came just below the France-Spain border, and is proof that you should be careful in your choice of travel companions.
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The University of Aberdeen has committed to returning a bronze statue from Benin to Nigeria, stating it will be the first university to fully return a Benin Bronze.
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Nick Alford tells us why he feels Timothy Dalton's portrayal of Britain's most famous secret agent is worthy of a critical reappraisal.
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Tyrek Ray looks at the Swiss referendum which has resulted in the banning of the burka and the arguments surrounding the vote.
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Emilia Growney cites the Zara McDermott revenge porn documentary as an important signpost for reframing discussions and considerations surrounding leaked nudes.
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Niall Hawkins argues that the new Protest Bill could severely undermine protests in the future, and states the importance of protests throughout history.
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