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Roar News Round-Up Episode 15 – Empty Accomm and KCL Confessions

In this episode of Roar News Round-Up, News Editor Imogen Dixon tells us about her report on the KCL student accommodation that has lain empty for the last 5 years, the cover piece on our latest print edition.

We are also joined by our Editor-in-Chief, Fintan Hogan. He’ll be telling us about KCL Confessions asking for an “endorsement fee” from KCLSU election candidates.

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