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Two students’ cars were damaged in the Viaduct area when a garden wall collapsed and fallen trees have obstructed multiple roads.

Elle Fitzgerald and Ellen Fasham argue for and against the University’s decision to run exams online for the third year.

Chloe Holbrook examines what impact student politics has on Durham’s university experience.

Sport Editors Abi Curran and George Simms spoke to England and Manchester City captain Steph Houghton about her career and all things women’s football in the North East.

Profile speaks to the economist and former Greek finance minister about the dire situation for young people in Greece, the country’s continuing debt crisis, and his grand vision for a new economic world.

Would government intervention really encourage people to eat less meat? Michael Wetherill discusses the environmental impact of meat eating, asserting that our diet is an area in which we, as individuals, could meaningfully reduce our carbon footprint.

“I too am a migratory bird who winters in Texas.” Hannah Voss reflects upon what Christmas at home in Texas means to her.

“Whether we like it or not, however, the self-help industry is not budging anytime soon.” Annie Bell discusses the value of self-help books.

“I have been a few times and always leave happy.” Emerson Shams reviews Happiness 2 老地方.

“Costume designer Odile Dicks-Mireaux had the momentous task of bringing the excitement of 1960s London to a 2021 audience”: Alice Bathurst explores how depictions of 1960s fashion in film and TV have impacted current trends.

“The chemistry between Eliana Franks and Kit Redding as they play Bernadette and Oliver is indescribable, and the audience is immediately drawn into their little world and become invested in whether they will work together through this life-changing new law.” Honor Douglas gives her director’s note on Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons by Sam Steiner.

“Outfits are memorable yet straightforward, minimalist yet unique”: Anna Johns explains her love for Stockholm and Copenhagen street style.

Nicole Wu speaks with Artichoke CEO, Helen Marriage about the UK’s leading light festival, Lumiere.

This month, find Editor-in-Chief, Toby Donegan-Cross’ top picks.

“Next year I will make my voice my own again”. In this mesmerising exploration of the tropes of new years resolutions, Molly Knox invites us to consider the promise of a brand new year.

“I felt like I had been on an adventure of a lifetime, but in truth, I was home.” Food and Drinks Editor, Emerson Shams, reminiscines on their home-country travels.

Interview Editor Steph Ormond speaks to Daisy Harris about her newest single, ‘A24’.

Durham faces from the Great British Bake Off, Made in Chelsea and YouTube, discus how their experiences of uni has changed, life anecdotes, and insights into their struggles with media portrayal.