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Stressed students pay thousands to cheat – “this goes all the way up to the Ivy League”
Councillor made off-colour remark to the wife of a serving officer
Business people from around the North-West praise the new MMU Business School
Demonstrators against A C Grayling’s new private college called for its closure on the first day of term
Emma Bean discusses the importance of free speech in light of calls for Blasphemy laws to be re-introduced in the UK
A library lottery win, app-ordering drinks in Deansgate and a vigil held in memory of police officers
Policy calls also for increased public investment in science and research and for an immigration system that encourges “bona fide students” to come to the UK with the most talented to stay.
If the academics amongst political activists possess the theoretical bite and the orators and revolutionaries supply the bark, Walter Rodney embodied a remarkable blend of both. Unwaveringly committed to the plight of the oppressed in the politically-tumultuous post-colonial Caribbean, Rodney’s life is testament to both incredible guise and dogged spirit. The power of Rodney’s intellect […]
Arthur Baker and Clifford Fleming let you know how to get involved in political parties near you
International Book Week crept past last week. Anyone notice?
Josephine Lane reviews Our Country’s Good at the Bolton Octagon.
A man has been jailed for six years after revealing a drug empire while giving evidence in a murder trial
UK fee increases are tempting more students into studying at US universities
Pair run 180 miles from Manchester to London to fund scholarships for students suffering with brain injuries
Sophie James explores how films are going further to include and inspire everyone.
An insight into the importance of time-travel within the film world.
‘It’s a matter of smiling and enthusiasm’ Jo Mortimer, Rag Publicity Officer.
Lifelong Liverpool fan Dan Jones describes the emotions of an extraordinary few weeks on Merseyside
Andrew Williams reminisces about a brilliant game from a simpler time – the 1996 masterpiece Crash Bandicoot
A tempting suggestion for a winter break