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On July 19 – England’s so-called “Freedom Day†following the abolishment of lockdown restrictions – thousands of demonstrators gathered at Parliament Square to protest...
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Podcast Editor Matthew Seaman on the reopening of theatres as restrictions begin to ease. After thirteen months of uncertainty, unemployment and… unmuting, we can...
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Podcast Editor Matthew Seaman shares his cultural recommendations for the remaining days of lockdown. This last year has been undeniably arduous for us all....
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In an announcement to the House of Commons on February 22, PM Boris Johnson unveiled a “roadmap†detailing the nation’s path out of Covid-19...
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Guest contributor Jade Green on how 2020, despite all its challenges, brought her personal triumphs amidst the chaos of a wide-reaching pandemic. It feels...
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Roar writer Alin C. Luca argues that governments should have accounted for natural rule-breaking tendencies when designing Covid-19 policy. I don’t know what’s worse:...
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On Wednesday December 2nd, the UK saw the end to its one-month long lockdown that prohibited any and all mixing with other social bubbles,...
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The UK entered its second lockdown on November 5. Roar spoke to King’s students about the support they received from their departments. Lockdowns impact...
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Roar writer Cristiana Sandeva on the struggles posed in Italy by the second wave of lockdowns, and what we can learn from the country’s response....
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In an October 31 press conference, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced the UK would enter a second national lockdown until December 2 as Covid-19...