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Roar News Round-Up Episode 10 – Christmas Albums and Officer Suspensions?

In this episode of Roar News Round-Up, we’re joined by our Editor-in-Chief Fintan Hogan to discuss the swirling rumours surrounding the alleged suspension of three elected KCLSU officers.

And, for a bit of christmas cheer, we’re joined by News Editor Imogen Dixon. She tells us the story behind the christmas album released by KCL’s very own Professor James Clarke, raising money for Prostate Cancer UK.

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