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Interview: Jim Jefferies
Aussie comic Jim Jefferies talks about settling down, his TV show getting cancelled and getting punched at the Comedy Store
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Inside Nightline
Volunteers for Manchester's student-run listening service tell The Mancunion why they joined
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Pirate Party UK Leader Loz Kaye
Pirate Party Leader Loz Kaye speaks to Features Editor Sam Dumitriu about surveillance, filters and how the internet can transform politics
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Have the Exec kept their promises?
One semester in - we check if the Exec have kept their promises
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The story behind the buildings
We pass buildings like Kilburn, Roscoe and Whitworth everyday, but who were the people behind the names?
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Glasgow students nominated Snowden - who should Manchester pick?
As Glasgow Students nominate Edward Snowden, Sam Dumitriu looks at the history of the position of university rector across the UK
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Overseas students speak out against UKBA monitoring
The I'm Not Welcome campaign speak out against government monitoring practices for making overseas students feel unwelcome
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Interview: Vicky Pryce
Ex-con economist Vicky Pryce tells Sam Dumitriu about her time behind bars and why prison doesn’t work
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Interview: David Rieff
American author, polemicist and war reporter David Rieff tells Sam Dumitriu why he is a humanitarian fundamentalist
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Interview: Lord Adonis
Labour Peer Lord Adonis tells The Mancunion about a new graduate scheme to recruit high achieving students into social work
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Interview: Bo Burnham
Twenty-three-year-old comedian Bo Burnham speaks to The Mancunion about Vine, fame and why he’s releasing his latest show for free