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Play Hard Work Hard La La Land ITV recently showed a three-part short series The Pembrokeshire Murders, based on the real-life story behind the conviction of serial killer John Cooper. The series, which included a cast led by Luke Evans and Keith Allen, showed the brilliance of Welsh storytelling, and offered ITV its biggest drama launch in five years. It […]
» Read moreSustainable Fashion Since the Sunday Times investigation in July of this year, which uncovered that workers for the clothing brand Boohoo in Leicester were being paid as little as £3.50 an hour, a discussion about sustainable fashion has begun online. For many young people, the conversation began a long while ago. Sustainability in fashion has been a longstanding issue, with […]
» Read morePLAY HARD, WORK HARD Let Down Walking into school two years ago to retrieve my A Level results was terrifying. Worrying whether I’d done enough in exams and coursework to gain the results that would get me into my university of choice is unlike anything I’d experienced at that point. My results were the be-all and end-all of my life […]
» Read morePLAY HARD, WORK HARD A Change In The Law Justice At the beginning of July, the Government announced a change in the law to ban men from claiming that fatal injuries inflicted on women were at her request during intercourse. Following the death of 26-year-old Natalie Connolly at the hands of her boyfriend in 2016, a campaign to ban the […]
» Read morePLAY HARD, WORK HARD This is America Thousands of people across the world have gathered to protest the killing of unarmed African American George Floyd in Minneapolis. Floyd was killed on 25 May, as four officers detained him, with one officer – Derek Chauvin – kneeling on Floyd’s neck for more than eight minutes, despite Floyd calling out repeatedly that […]
» Read morePLAY HARD, WORK HARD Twenty Years 2020 has been bizarre. From wildfires destroying much of Australia’s landscape, to floods which devastated much of South Wales to these unprecedented times – all within a handful of months. It’s impossible to forget the pain and suffering so many have unfortunately had to face this year alone, with barely five months under our […]
» Read moreInternational Women’s Day It was recently International Women’s Day, so Happy International Women’s Day! I have always been surrounded by incredible women. Between my Mam championing STEM and balancing a full-time career with twins, to my aunt who has raised my three cousins solo since they were young and doing so whilst starting her own business, to all of my […]
» Read moreIt’s not news that I’m hoping to follow a career in the media. Although I currently work for Cardiff University’s newspaper, Gair Rhydd, I don’t think I will pursue a career in newspapers. But despite my aspirations to become a journalist, it doesn’t mean I can’t hold the media accountable. Recently, more so than ever, I’ve been more aware of […]
» Read moreHappy New Year everyone! Since getting back into the flow of uni work, I’ve come to realise recently that just maybe some of my work-life balances aren’t as healthy as they probably should be. These days, I wouldn’t dare submit an essay the day it’s due – I’m too worried something will go wrong and it won’t make it in. […]
» Read morePeople In Power Get Away With So Much By now I’m sure you’ve all heard about the scandal surrounding Prince Andrew, Jeffrey Epstein and a trafficked 17-year-old. Prince Andrew has since stepped down from royal duties, but he’s not been completely cut off from the royal family. His family has refused to comment, and that in itself is evidence […]
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