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Why we’ve not been Drama Queens over the Diamond Jubilee

June 5, 2012 3:22 pm0 comments
Why we've not been Drama Queens over the Diamond Jubilee

When I began writing this article I was bordering on cynical, but perhaps that’s just me feeling bitter and selfish for the fact that despite it being called the ‘Royal Mail’, the people in the postal service are (and rightly so) enjoying the double bank holiday meaning I won’t get the […]

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Giving India an identity

June 4, 2012 12:33 pm0 Comments
Giving India an identity

“The true democrat is he who with purely non-violent means defends his liberty and, therefore, his country’s and ultimately that of the whole of mankind.” – Mahatma Ghandi Despite India being the biggest democracy in the world, democracy is failing the majority of the country’s inhabitants, with a large number […]

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Manual Scavenging

June 3, 2012 12:45 pm0 Comments
Manual Scavenging

“I would rather that my whole family die of hunger than to let my daughter do the work I do.” “I’d rather that my children do anything other than this, anything at all.” says Shanta Balmike, a manual scavenger. Armed with nothing but their hands, close to a million ‘manual […]

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The Reasons for South Sudan

June 2, 2012 4:34 pm0 Comments
The Reasons for South Sudan

As the first year of an independent South Sudan nears its end, the prospects for peace and diplomacy between the new country and its northern neighbour seem to be increasingly bleak. On July 9th of last year [[1]], South Sudan seceded from the government in Khartoum and has since played […]

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A Culture of Clichés

June 1, 2012 4:42 pm1 Comment
A Culture of Clichés

Unfortunate though it may be, it is a fact universally acknowledged that in the modern day, consumer based society; our reflection can be seen clearest through advertising. Though I feel that I would be unable to outdo any previous criticisms lamenting on the toxicity of this institution, run by power […]

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Feeling sick with Jubilee fever

May 30, 2012 12:29 pm7 Comments
Feeling sick with Jubilee fever

The next few weeks are going to be hard for me. Yes, I have University exams, and they’re bad enough, and no, I don’t cope well with hot weather, but there’s something much worse bothering me. Can you guess what it is? Jubilee fever. As a Welsh nationalist and a […]

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Leveson inquiry for the young people

May 14, 2012 2:50 pm0 Comments
Leveson inquiry for the young people

‘9 out of 10 stories on young people don’t report what they say’  ‘Less than 1 in 4 stories are positive about young people’ These are a couple of many sad but true statistics that portray the majority of young people negatively in the press and media, however, there is […]

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The Election of Francois Hollande – Looking Forward and Back

May 12, 2012 6:56 pm1 comment
The Election of Francois Hollande - Looking Forward and Back

Nicholas Sarkozy was subdued as he spoke to his supporters, the most prominent emotion here was relief, and for good reason. He had lost responsibility for a country where unemployment is at its highest in twelve years and the vulnerable state of the euro has been a source of constant […]

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