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Roar News Round-Up Episode 13 – Six Nations, the Red Sea, and Port and Policy

In this episode of Roar News Round-Up, Ellie Stiff brings us up to date on a “Port and Policy” event held by KCL Labour and LSE Conservatives.

We’re also joined by staff writer Fernando España. He’s been writing about potential fallout from Houthi attacks in the Red Sea.

Finally, Sam Bryan gives us his take on the Six Nations rugby tournament and the possibilities for teams coming out of their World Cup campaigns.

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