On the outskirts of the Indian capital Delhi, thousands of farmers are protesting. After the government passed three farm acts …
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Picture this: It’s December first. Christmas lights are strung all around, jingles are playing wherever you go, and all you …
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New play created by former KU students on the Leveson enquiry
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Former Channel 4 News presenter Samira Ahmed to speak at this week’s lunchtime lecture
This week, freelance journalist and Kingston journalism lecturer Samira Ahmed asks the question: Does British journalism have an attitude problem?
By Ashleigh Wight
Week 7 Lunch time lecture guest speaker: Richard Peppiatt
Week 7 – Wednesday 9 NOVEMBER
1-2pm, JG0002
Ex-Daily Star reporter Richard Peppiatt- Working for the red-tops