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Redbrick Committee Anisah Qazi and Tamara Greatrix interview Lucy Newman, president of The Feminist Society at The University of Birmingham, uncovering the startling reality of rape culture and the prevalence of spiking in our city.
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Comment Writer Charlie Mead discusses the increasing presence of 'fake news', not just affecting Trump, but larger - seemingly neutral - media conglomerates like the BBC
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Comment Writer Caitlin Rock argues why and how we need to bring the art of online conversation back to life
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Deputy Editor Jennifer Sawitzki reflects on Joe's upcoming partnership, and what it will mean for students
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Comment Writer Heidi Keaveny argues against the Republican Government's opportunist presentation of Charlie Kirk as a martyr of free-speech and its damaging effect on America
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Comment Writer Gabrielle Segal investigates the feasibility of Your Party's success, weighing them up against Reform UK, and reflecting on how recent political blunders will affect them long-term
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Comment Writer Charlotte Benson sheds light on the dangers lurking behind Gen Z's new favourite trending toy and what it reveals about the current political and economic state of our society
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Comment Writer Shania Leurs explores the controversy surrounding Angela Raynor's removal from office and what it means for the representation of women in politics
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Digital Editor Archie Marks revisits the Global Sumud Flotilla, and examines why it wasn’t performative but a tangible, noble effort
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Comment Editor Jen Sawitzki discusses the disappointing lack of updates in the ongoing Birmingham bin strikes and highlights the everyday impact on local residents
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Comment Writer Joseph Helsby explores the evolution of buying gig tickets, noting its increased difficulty today
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Social Media Manager Toby Jarvis shares his opinions on UoB's new campus sculpture and debates its purpose