Rethinking defence in an era of intervention
The UK government must reconsider its plan on defence cuts if it is to face humanitarian military intervention worldwide
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Jen McPherson
Is the UK finally waking up to the cost of cancer?
A radical shakeup in the NHS is needed to improve cancer care
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Movember will be fan-tache-tic
Students at Warwick are being encouraged to sport moustaches in aid of men’s health this month
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Key points of the Browne Review
The Browne review proposes scrapping the cap on fees and slashing government funding for higher education
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Student awaits outcome of asylum appeal
PhD student Keji Xu is awaiting the outcome of his asylum appeal as he faces deportation back to his home country of China
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Nuclear disarmament: stagnated and uncertain
“No more Hiroshimas, No more Nagasakis, No more Hibaksha!” should be heard by those sitting around the UN negotiating table
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Review condemns Warwick’s handling of CTCCS layoffs
A review into the closure of the Centre for Translation and Comparative Cultural Studies has found failings in Warwick’s conduct
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Crying is the new smiling for British politicians
Gordon Brown's recent shows of emotion reek of desperation in a time when a politician's personality is forefront
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Tory leader visits Leamington Spa
Conservative leader David Cameron warned that student tuition fees are here to stay if his party comes to power during his visit to Leamington Spa on 21st December. The visit was part of a nationwide tour to rally support ahead of the upcoming election.
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Uni switches off the lights
Students and staff at Warwick have taken part in the “Switch it Off” campaign, as part of the University’s wider initiative to reduce Warwick’s carbon footprint.
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