A ‘fairer Chile’: the electoral contest of two extremities

Nearly 10 years ago, a generation of university students occupied campuses for months in an attempt to change access to education for all. Fast forward to 2021, this same generation now possess the power to choose between two extreme agendas to reshape their country. For months Gabriel Boric, a 35-year old former student leader allied […]

Tips for sustainable travel

Ollie Riley-Smith gives some sustainable travel tips ahead of the Christmas holidays.

Face to face teaching cancelled as Storm Arwen sets its sights on Durham

Populism and polarisation: France prepares itself for a divisive election

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Durham isn’t training students to be sex workers, despite what the media says

Channel migrant crossings: tension and uncertainty brews between France and the UK

Good COP or bad COP: was the conference a success?

Two big Autumn Budget headlines, and what they mean for the UK economy

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