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The life of a midwife
We look at the trials and tribulations of some of the hardest-working students in university
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Great British matriarchs
Colm Lock looks at how many of Britannia's greatest rulers were, and continue to be, women
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Bye Bye Bercow
Colm Lock argues that Parliament should retain its various traditions, and that those who oppose it ought to leave
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The new Special Relationship
The renewed strength and respect of the Special Relationship can do good for both our countries in times of political unease
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Our freedom is in peril at the hands of online saboteurs
Censorship of more right-wing views on online platforms must be confronted if we are to properly engage in debate
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Harambe and the magic of memes
Memes have transcended the world of the Internet and made their way into politics and everyday life
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Our University has turned into a creche
The student body, and our generation as a whole, has become over-sensitive
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The triggering: safe spaces are eroding our freedoms
In university campuses across Canada, the United States and Britain is an evil that is triumphing against our freedom. It has led to the erosion of freedoms for many students—not…
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The call of the sea
Britain has long depended on its naval prowess and command over the seas, so is it not high time we recognised our need for a presence on the ocean?
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What the future holds
The Mancunion's resident mystic gives a quick snapshot of what to expect in this coming year of clubbing, making great friends, and finding the perfect hangover cure...
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Leave behind the EU and embrace Rule Britannia
In his true final piece of the year, Colm Lock lays out the case for Britain voting to leave in June
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Give me ale, reasonable food and quick service or give me death
Colm Lock takes the Students' Union to task for keeping him waiting for his food and wanting of his ale