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Summer Revely Since the release of the first contraceptive pill in the 60s in the USA, which saw a staggering 1.2 million users in its first year on the market, being on contraception has become a staple in the lives of 150 million females across the globe. The originally...
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Lara Samme As ‘Movemeber’ continues to be celebrated and charities for men’s mental and physical health urge the importance of donating, we should reflect upon the dystopian horrors of a ‘man-hating world’. Vogue Magazine and following trends ‘What Vogue says goes’… 2025 really seems to be the year of...
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Holly Innis It’s nearly midnight. You’ve been doomscrolling on TikTok for the past hour and learnt nothing except that people think Brooke Monke’s feet are abnormally large. You go onto Instagram reels for a moment’s relief, and you’re greeted by a morbidly obese Al cat crashing into a washing...
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Katie Barr Tom Grennan continues to establish himself as one of the UK’s most formidable pop talents with his latest single, ‘Boys Don’t Cry.’ This powerful track, the third to be unveiled from his upcoming album Everywhere I Went Led Me To Where I Didn’t Want To Be, showcases...
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Katie Barr University was supposed to be where everything would finally click. Instead, I’m always running late, losing track of time, and watching deadlines sneak up like jump scares. I start tasks with the best intentions, only to get lost in a YouTube deep dive on the most notorious...
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Tom Hayward A year on from the sentencing of Valdo Calocane, the perpetrator of the 2023 Nottingham attacks, a debate over accountability continues to rage. Yet despite a push to identify specific individuals at fault, a picture has emerged of deeper flaws in our public services. With the recent...
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Yasmine Medjdoub Many of us spend way more time than we would like on TikTok. Still, as it has become a popular (if not the most popular) way of staying up to date with news and current trends, many young people fear that deleting the app will lead to...