By Ryan Cumberworth Although it aired from 2011 to 2016, Fresh Meat remains a classic whose situations and characters will always be relevant to students.… Read More »REVIEW: Fresh Meat still has a bite to it
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By Grace Pritchard As we continue to live on in lockdown, pressures on the care sector are increasing daily. Rolling news shows the media focus… Read More »The care sector continues to struggle: how many of us will step up to help?
By Kudzai Chinembiri This six-part drama series derives from the established successful novel ‘Noughts and Crosses’ by black British author Malorie Blackman. The first episode… Read More »REVIEW: BBC’s Noughts and Crosses showcases a race flipped version of Britain
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By Jacob Smith Leeds Bradford Airport plans to build a new state-of-the-art terminal expected to cost around £150m. This latest announcement by Leeds Bradford Airport… Read More »Leeds Bradford Airport plan to build a new terminal despite opposition from climate activists
By Sarah Smith People gathered in front of Manchester Library for Valentines Climate strike on February 14, to support climate action. There were around 100… Read More »School children demand change on climate strike with posters and banners in Manchester
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By Grace Pritchard “Graffiti is one of the few tools you have if you have almost nothing. It’s the voice of people who aren’t listened… Read More »Yorkshire’s answer to Banksy joins forces with Essex gallery owner for limited edition art project