Sword or rod? Should religious leaders wade into the climate debate?
Following recent comments from several religious leaders, John Cartin examines whether religious leaders should wade into the climate debate.
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“Cruelly disappointing”: how is the lack of student accommodation affecting you? | PalTV Reports
PalTV investigates how the utilisation of private accommodation to house surplus first year students is affecting freshers.
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The UK’s biggest student-led fundraising event | DUCFS behind the scenes
PalTV goes behind the scenes at the UK’s largest student fundraiser: the Durham University Charity Fashion Show.
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New Durham and tradition: repurposed for good?
John Cartin argues that Durham students should reclaim the University’s traditional links for good.
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F1 Sprint Qualifying: lights out or away it goes?
John Cartin discusses the introduction of sprint qualifying races to the F1 calendar.
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Students encouraged to use red, amber and green lists in their dating lives
Satire recommends a new traffic-light system to apply to your love life.
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Durham returns to sport
PalTV chat to Josephine Butler Hockey players and coaches about the challenges they’ve faced in the return to sport.
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European morality, messy politics, and perceptions in the Horn of Africa
John Cartin argues that the EU’s intervention in the problems in Tigray, Ethiopia, have been largely unmeasured, uninformed and hasty.
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New colours, new faces: what to look out for in a potentially record-breaking year for Formula 1
“Alpine and Aston Martin enter the world of Grand Prix racing as close adversaries.” John Cartin tells you all you need to know ahead of a captivating new F1 season.
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Look them in the eyes and ask how much more we can handle
John Cartin considers the necessity of the government’s striking public awareness campaign for coronavirus restrictions.
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