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Aliya Al-Yassin
Aida Balafkan & Jonelle Twum
Florence Goddard & Isabel Spence
Melissa Plant & Olivia Brown
Tay-Yibah Sarwar
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Your Party SOAS: A New Movement
Anya Shah, BA Politics and International Relations A new political movement is forming in the heart of SOAS. ‘Your Party SOAS’ is a new society and is aiming to build something different in UK student politics; a socialist movement that connects students and workers’ struggles while fighting against both government
Could there be a British NFL?
Alice Reder-Khan, LLB Law More people than ever before in the UK are watching American football and taking an interest in the National Football League (NFL). It makes sense that the NFL interests British sports fans because of its strategic depth and similarities with rugby. Given that the sport has
The Ballon d’Or: When Social Media Blows The Whistle
Zainab Syed, Sport & Societies Staff Writer, BA Politics and International Relations The Ballon d’Or, football’s most celebrated individual prize, founded in 1956, has long elevated reputations and sealed legacies. From the Messi-Ronaldo decade-long duopoly to Luka Modrić’s unexpected 2018 win, controversy has always been part of
Adolescence at the Emmys: A Lesson in Lost Opportunities
Harry Izzard BA International Relations After capturing the nation’s attention in March of this year to critical acclaim, with the Guardian praising it as ‘the closest thing to TV perfection in decades’, ‘Adolescence’ is back in the media with its Emmy’s performance. ‘Adolescence’, its actors and production team,