Exclusive Feature: Durham’s latest Crème de la Crème – Henry Bird selected for Great British Bake Off 2019
Durham University student becomes one of the youngest contestants at age 20 to make it on to the Great British Bake Off 2019
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Cold hearted: should Iceland’s Orangutan tear-jerker be on our screens this Christmas?
Henry Bird examines whether Iceland’s advert raising awareness of the palm oil trade should be gracing our screens this Christmas.
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A Very British Coup?: Theresa May’s Draft Withdrawal Agreement Part Two
Now everyone’s had a chance to digest the bulk of the proposed deal, but that doesn’t mean the afternoon of the 15th of November was any less dramatic than the morning, as Henry Bird reveals.
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Wake Up and Smell the Chaos: Theresa May’s Draft Withdrawal Agreement
Henry Bird reports the hour by hour updates on how the 15th of November’s Brexit debacle unfolded, this story follows the morning chaos of resignations and parliamentary questions.
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Chequers: The May Compromise
Henry Bird outlines the Chequer’s proposal, it’s validity as a option for exiting the European Union and assesses the practicality of the deal as one which provides a starting point from which more decisions can be made.
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Where Friendship Blooms
Whether you are new to Durham or simply returning, join Henry Jones, Georgina Hadjifrangiskou, Henry Bird and Kleopatra Olympiou as they pay tribute to one of Durham’s most magical aspects; its many serendipitous friendships.
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The UK-EU Transition Deal: What does it mean?
‘This is going to be turbulent’: Henry Bird gives an in-depth analysis of the next phase of Brexit, the transition deal, and what it will mean for all involved.
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Labour set to triumph in local elections
“Another year into the Brexit process, there are no certainties.”
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Vote 100: Sanitising the Suffragettes
“The image we have of them is of patient, sash-adorned women, frozen in history in a blur of green, white and purple.” Henry Bird discusses our tendency to sanitise the history of the WSPU.
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