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There are currently 20 candidates running for the six paid positions in the KCLSU elections. Of these twenty, there is an equal split of...
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Staff Writers Zaynab Ali and Guy de Basto set out the lay of the land for the Makerfield by-election on 18 June. After Labour’s...
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Staff Writer Zaynab Ali reflects on Labour’s performance in the Local Council elections across London adding her personal take on the internal battles of...
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Staff Writer Saskia Catton analyses how the recent UK local elections delivered significant Reform UK gains across the East of England. The East of...
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This January, Dr Munira Mirza became the new head of King’s Culture. Previously, Dr Mirza has also served London’s Deputy Mayor for Culture and...
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Roar summarised the candidate proposals for improving KCL’s mental health services and compared them to the services currently offered at King’s. Are there any...
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Libertarian Society President and KCLSU Presidential candidate Danny Al – Khafaji has formally pulled out of the election. Releasing a statement exclusively to Roar,...
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King’s College London has been accused of attempting to stop leaders of the KCL Cut the Rent campaign from obtaining data on student accommodation prices. There...
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In the 88 years of Academy Awards, only four women have been nominated for the ‘Best Director’ award, while only one has won. This...
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Studying abroad is a choice and we must always pay for our choices, right? However, this choice is significantly more expensive than others. Here’s how one bright...
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On Saturday, the 16th of February, students and journalists gathered to unbox much of the media rhetoric on the relationship between India and Pakistan...
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On Monday the 11th of February, blogger David Collier addressed around fifty people in Bush House in a talk entitled “Is anti-Zionism the same...
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Our College’s community contains a diverse student body from different backgrounds and nationalities; it is a microcosm of the multicultural bastion of London. One walk...
