What happened at South College was irresponsible
Anna Nobles argues that students should feel safe and respected on campus, and that last Friday’s events put students’ wellbeing at risk.
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No judgement, just support: why Durham has the right response to student sex-work
Anna Noble explores the ways in which the University have responded to the student sex-work industry.
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Safety on Set: Halyna Hutchins’ tragic death should be a watershed moment for film production
“The shooting on the Rush set was the 43rd fatal incident on a film set since 1990.” In light of Halyna Hutchins’ tragic death, Anna Noble campaigns for the need for greater film set safety.
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Systemic police negligence in protecting women and girls is an abject moral failure
Anna Noble argues the Met needs serious institutional and cultural reform after the murder of Durham alumna Sarah Everard.
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The justice system: are the Tories shifting blame?
Anna Noble argues that the Conservatives are wrong to shift blame for the difficulties faced by the criminal justice system onto the pandemic.
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Are European placements becoming unattractive?
Anna Noble analyses the viability of European placements and difficulties and international complications.
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Education and the pandemic: the hidden cost
Anna Noble examines the damage done to students and their education by the pandemic.
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Once hated, now hailed: the Halo is a necessity in Formula 1
Anna Noble discusses how the once-hated Halo on F1 cars has now become indispensable.
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Too many races, not enough places: the conundrum of the 2021 Formula 1 calendar
Anna Noble considers the motivations and effects of a packed Formula 1 calendar in 2021.
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It’s a washout: the Belgium Grand Prix exposed the importance of driver safety
Anna Noble reflects on the shortest Formula 1 race in history and its implications on driver safety.
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