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Opinion
The A-level fiasco should encourage us to fight educational inequality
Reece Goodall
Aug. 26
The new GCSE modifications undervalue English Literature
Adam Agowun
Aug. 16
Gandhi is the perfect controversial figure to appear on British currency
Sayujya Grover
Aug. 14
Mental health and the minority: counselling for black students is needed
Francesca Johnson
Aug. 11
A generation left behind?
Niall Hawkins
Aug. 8
Mental health discourse remains limited and insensitive
Bashirat Oladele
Aug. 7
Anti-obesity measures: should we commend or condemn?
Matthew Oulton
Aug. 5
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