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Master of Arts: City, University of London, Broadcast Journalism: Merit

Bachelor of Arts: Durham University, Classics: Class II Division 1 (Honours)

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Should GPs and banks be talking to one another? Definitely, say academics. - FinTech Scotland

Should GPs and banks be talking to one another? Definitely, say academics. - FinTech Scotland

For decades, health and finance research has been done in isolation. Yet, the challenges we face in these are…

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How journalism makes the world a better place

How journalism makes the world a better place

The Day's vision is for every young person to find their voice, making lessons out of news so that young peop…

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LUCAN: 50 YEARS

LUCAN: 50 YEARS

Today is 18 December 2024 - Lord Lucan's 90th Birthday. Richard John Bingham was the eldest son of the 6th Ea…

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La Nouvelle Église

La Nouvelle Église

Footage from La Nouvelle Église: Inside French Scientology (2024) was broadcast on France Télévisions, as fea…

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Infected blood inquiry: Campaigners to receive justice

Infected blood inquiry: Campaigners to receive justice

The findings of the infected blood scandal will be released today, with campaigners hailing it as the "end of…

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'Disaster was not an accident', says infected blood report

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By Callum Clark, Alex Parnham-Cope
| City News
Findings from the infected blood inquiry say “this disaster was not an accident.” The chair of the Infected Blood Inquiry, Sir Brian Langstaff published the report, adding that the infections happened because “those in authority did not put patient safety first.” He says: “The response of those in authority served to compound people’s suffering. “The government is right to accept that compensation must be paid.
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Infected blood inquiry: Campaigners to receive justice

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By Callum Clark
| City News
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is expected to issue an apology following the publication of the Infected Blood Inquiry. The inquiry will conclude today with the final findings expected to be released at 12:30 BST, which will expose the scale of the failings. It has been predicted that the government’s compensation package will be more than £10bn, with the report estimating that one person dies every four days in the UK from infected blood.
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Southwark Council offers free graffiti clean-up service

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By Callum Clark
| City News
Southwark Council will remove graffiti from privately owned buildings for free, after a recent policy change. According to the council’s data, graffiti has more than doubled in the borough since 2018/19. The council spends £215,000 a year on graffiti removal and has seven dedicated graffiti-removal teams. The council previously provided a graffiti cleaning service for affected owners at an agreed cost.
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