5 Things You Didn’t Know About London 2012
The Olympics kicked off on Friday night with a display which included many volunteers and allowed the general public to get involved in the spectacle. For that it deserves a lot of praise, as these individuals will remember that night for as long as they live. It’s simply a shame that this idea of allowing everyone in the country to benefit from the Olympics does not spread to that of small and local...
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The Poor State of The National Media
Watching the ITV news tonight only drove home the disappointing fact that the popular channel is failing to inform the British public on important matters. In the opening story it was extremely biased against the border control strikers, where the journalist, Lucy Manning, was clearly on the side of the government, being very aggressive and negative in her questioning, offering PCS leader, Mark Serwotka,...
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The Future of Quantum Locking
I’m not entirely sure how this works but I do know that it is something special and will change society. The following video is taken from TED Talks, where Boaz Almog gives a presentation about superconductivity and the power that it possesses. The physics is sometimes hard to get your head around but the applications for something like this will be incredible. As always, you can share your...
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Cameron Perpetuates Housing Benefit Myth
David Cameron has announced plans to scrap housing benefit for those under the age of 25. His reasoning behind this is the same as every other attack on benefits, claiming that benefits breed a culture of laziness and dependence on the state. This is how he paints the picture: “A couple will say, ‘We are engaged, we are both living with our parents, we are trying to save before we get married...
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Yulia Tymoshenko: Euro 2012′s Forgotten Woman
Whilst we all enjoy the thrills of an international football tournament, there is a lady who is missing out. Yulia Tymoshenko, the Ukrainian opposition leader, has been sentenced to 7 years in prison on charges of poor administration of the complex energy dossier from the time she was prime minister. The conviction has been criticised across the board with it being seen as “justice being applied...
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Republic: A Democratic Alternative to the Monarchy
With the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee celebrations due to take place next week, there is no better time to draw some attention to the point of the monarchy in this country. Many, when asked about the Queen will respond with indifference; she doesn’t seem to be doing much harm would be the general view. However, there are those who question why we still have a monarchy when many other countries have...
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Smile, It’s Not All Bad News
Following current affairs can sometimes be a difficult task and a little depressing; unemployment is high, the economy is seriously struggling, widespread political apathy; the Eurozone facing its biggest test, and suffering on an incomprehensible level in many countries. There is only so much negativity that our brains can handle, which is why Spending Cuts Review are unveiling a new section of the site...
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Finnish Schools: A Different Approach to Education
Finland’s performance in worldwide testing such as PISA is often praised by others from around the world and for this reason we’ve decided to take a closer look at how their education system differs. Here are 7 important parts of the Finnish education system: Equality and Equity – The main focus for Finland is not excellence (as seen in many countries) but equality. They believe that...
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5 Things You Didn’t Know About London 2012
The Olympics kicked off on Friday night with a display which included many volunteers and allowed the general public to get involved in the spectacle. For that it deserves a lot of praise, as these individuals will...
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The Poor State of The National Media
Watching the ITV news tonight only drove home the disappointing fact that the popular channel is failing to inform the British public on important matters. In the opening story it was extremely biased against the...
Read More
The Future of Quantum Locking
I’m not entirely sure how this works but I do know that it is something...
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Cameron Perpetuates Housing Benefit Myth
David Cameron has announced plans to scrap housing benefit for those under the...
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Yulia Tymoshenko: Euro 2012′s Forgotten Woman
Whilst we all enjoy the thrills of an international football tournament, there...
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Republic: A Democratic Alternative to the Monarchy
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Smile, It’s Not All Bad News
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