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Articles by Abigail Charnley
Saying farewell to Newcastle
Sign up to our mailing list so you never miss any future updates Source: Jack Foster, Unsplash Visit Ouseburn - as we head into warmer days and lighter nights, Ouseburn has plenty to offer for the newly free-of-assignments student. Take a wander down Stepney Lane and pop into the vintage furniture shop before heading to some of the city’s best beer gardens! Visit all the university buildings you've spent time in over the past few years.
Rupert Vs Reform: Party in-fighting spells trouble
The MP for Great Yarmouth had his whip suspended by Lee Anderson MP after he was accused of workplace bullying by two female employees, and reported to the Metropolitan police over alleged threats of physical violence towards Party Chairman Zia Yusuf. The fallout has caused a divide in the party with Nigel Farage, leader of reform, saying he is aware that the current row has badly affected the party's unity.
Creative Careers - dipping a toe into the world of marketing
Sign up to our mailing list so you never miss any future updates Image Credit: FreeRange Stock The workshop began with a talk by Vida’s co-founder Ellen, who introduced Vida and what they do, before explaining exactly how they meet with businesses and work with them. She gave us an overview of how they first start discussing branding options with a new client before having us form small groups and put into practice what she’d just explained.
The Power of Productions: the rise of TV dramas as platforms for justice
Image: IMDb Since the beginning of 2025, Netflix have released 2 shows dramatising true stories in which there are real victims. ‘Apple Cider Vinegar’, released on 6 February focuses on Australian fraudster Belle Gibson who claimed to treat her terminal cancer with ‘alternative therapies’ before she was discovered to be faking her diagnosis.
September 5 : Review
The film is a retelling of the true story of the September 5 1972 terrorist attack where Palestinian group ‘Black September’ held eleven Israeli athletes and coaches hostage at the Munich Olympic Games, demanding the release of prisoners in Israel. However it chooses to focus its plot around ABC’s coverage of the event.
USA politics - The Courier Online
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Hobby Hub: Yoga
Sign up to our mailing list so you never miss any future updates Source: Ginny Rose Stewart, Unsplash Yoga is not the most physically exerting exercise, but it can help you improve your muscle strength, flexibility and posture, which can be needed after a long day of being hunched over a desk in the Robbo. Whilst it can take a while to master the yoga poses, something I’m still working on myself, the mental benefits of yoga can in my opinion be felt pretty quickly.
AI - the future or the foe?
Sign up to our mailing list so you never miss any future updates Image source: Wikimedia Commons Two of the biggest Oscar contenders this year, The Brutalist and Emilia Pérez, have been under scrutiny as people debate whether their use of AI should be awarded, or even accepted, on cinema’s most prestigious stage. Both films used the Ukrainian ‘Respeecher’ software to alter their lead actor’s voices.
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