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A-Level and GCSE results to be decided by teachers

Posted on 4th March 20214th March 2021 by Madeleine Williams

In March last year, the government’s decision to cancel GCSE and A-level exams cast a looming uncertainty over UK students – how would grades be awarded? Would qualifications be awarded at all? Whilst 2020 students […]

Boris Johnson Announces Roadmap Out of Lockdown

Posted on 1st March 20211st March 2021 by Maddy Burton

Boris Johnson has announced a ‘roadmap out of lockdown’, which includes proposed dates for the reopening of society in England. This comes after the current success of the vaccination programme, with 19.6 million people receiving […]

Climate change wields effects on population health

Posted on 27th February 202126th February 2021 by Madeleine Williams

Ever since the industrial revolution, the Earth’s temperature has been continually increasing, having risen by over 1°C globally between the 1850s and today. As the world continues to economically develop, climate change is becoming more […]

Shamima Begum denied return to the UK by Supreme Court

Posted on 26th February 202126th February 2021 by Annie Hart

In the latest chapter of Shamima Begum’s long running fight with the British government, the Supreme Court has refused Ms Begum entry to the UK to fight for her citizenship. It comes 6 years after […]

Lead LUU: What will the students’ union elections look like this year?

Posted on 26th February 202126th February 2021 by Josh Elgin

This year, the Leeds University Union (LUU) elections, for which campaigning began on Monday, will take place during a national lockdown in which much of the university is closed and the students’ union itself has […]

Japan under pressure to introduce LGBT Equality Act

Posted on 22nd February 202122nd February 2021 by Giulio Bajona

Last month, several human rights groups and LGBTQ+ organisations sent a letter to Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga of Japan, calling for the introduction of new legislation that prohibits discrimination on the grounds of gender identity […]

LeedsFess hopes algorithms will help students find lockdown love

Posted on 19th February 202119th February 2021 by Josh Elgin

Josh Elgin reports on LeedsFess’ charity matchmaking quiz.

Donald Trump: Reflecting on the historic impeachment trial in US Senate

Posted on 12th February 202126th February 2021 by Jack Roach

Former President Donald Trump faced a historic trial in the Senate this month, following an insurrection at the United States Capitol, which left five people dead.  He is the first president to be impeached twice […]

Cut The Rent continue their call for reductions

Posted on 29th January 20212nd March 2021 by Sarah Garraway

“I think the university accommodation team put profit before their students’ wellbeing and mental health.” Sarah Garraway reports.

Investigations continue into Indonesian plane crash

Posted on 28th January 202128th January 2021 by Sarah Garraway

Sriwijaya Air Flight 182, which was a flight from Jakarta to Pontinak, took off at 2:36pm western Indonesia time and lost contact at 2:40pm.

The plane reportedly lost contact four minutes after take-off and dropped 10,000 feet in less than a minute.

Google threatens to pull out of Australia over new law

Posted on 27th January 202127th January 2021 by Celina Tran

Google has threatened to remove its search engine from Australia after the government introduced a law that would force tech giants, such as Facebook and Google, to pay for the content provided by local news publishers and broadcasters.

Boris Johnson’s planned cuts to Universal Credit to affect 5.7 million families

Posted on 26th January 202125th January 2021 by Jess Tait

Boris Johnson has caused controversy following his plan to cut Universal Credit by £20-a-week in April despite criticism from Labour and Red Wall Tories in his own party. The government had previously increased Universal Credit […]

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