Durham's Official Student Newspaper
The Labour Party, which controlled the council for over a century until 2021, and the ruling Conservative- Liberal Democrat-Independent coalition, have blamed each other for the Council’s financial black hole.
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The astrophysicist and theologian is leaving the role after serving 16 years as Principal, telling students in an email that “the college will benefit from fresh leadership.”
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Durham University has announced a collaborative project with Teeside University aiming to use hydrogen innovation to aid in the decarbonisation of Tees Valley.
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“I finally caved and watched ‘Heartstopper’”: Paul Ray gives his personal take on the popularity of the new Netflix series.
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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.
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Profile speaks to the director of the Good Law Project about alleged fraud in pandemic contracts, the 2019 suspension of Parliament, and how to be a good law student
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Profile speaks to veteran broadcaster and former Hatfielder Jeremy Vine about football ownership, cycling in Durham, and Britain being more heated up than ever.
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Profile speaks to journalist and author Shon Faye about her new book, media scapegoating of trans people, and the real challenges faced by the British trans community.
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Profile talks to Durham’s MP Mary Foy about the town/gown split, Labour’s new leadership, and the intersection of politics and faith.
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Palatinate speaks to outspoken journalist Peter Oborne about political lying, the state of the media, and Boris Johnson.
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