Two Thirds Of Brits Say Criminal Sentencing Is Too Soft
According to a recent YouGov survey two thirds of Brits say sentencing for convicted criminals is too soft and they should be punished more harshly…
News Archives: 03/2022
Can Modern Earphones Make You Go Deaf?
Popping in your air pods and blocking the world out can be one of the most therapeutic and enjoyable experiences, but can modern earphones contribute…
Other Celebrities With Aphasia Following Bruce Willis’ Acting Retirement
Bruce Willis‘ family confirmed the star was retiring from acting after being diagnosed with aphasia, but he’s not the only celebrity with the condition. Aphasia…
Graduates Could Still Be Repaying Loans Into Their 60s
University graduates are set to be paying back student loans well into their 60s under new government reforms that see student debt ‘wiped’ after 40…
The Wanted Singer Tom Parker Dies Age 33 After Battle With Cancer
The Wanted singer, Tom Parker, has died at the age of 33 after losing his battle with terminal brain cancer glioblastoma. Tom’s wife, Kelsey confirmed…
Oscars Results 2022: Who Won What?
The 94th Academy Awards were held on Sunday March 27th, at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. The Oscars have been a long tradition, honouring…
New Ofcom Chair Branded Conservative ‘Insider’ As Opponents Speak Out
The government has chosen Michael Grade as its preferred candidate for the overseeing of media regulatory body Ofcom, ending what the Guardian has called ‘one…
MPs Rally With Support As Tory MP Jamie Wallis Reveals He Is Trans
Please note the following article contains mention of alleged rape and violence. Tory MP Jamie Wallis has revealed he is trans and has received a…
NUS Elects New President In First Delegates Conference Since Pre-Covid
A new NUS UK President and Vice President has been elected by delegates at the National Conference – the first one held since pre-Covid times.…
Former Historical Lincoln Aircraft Factory To Be Turned Into Student Accommodation
More student accommodation is set to be developed in Lincoln, despite objections from the University of Lincoln. The City of Lincoln Council have approved plans…