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Associate Editor Rayhan Hussain examines how The Traitors has become a rare national TV event and why the BBC’s breakout hit could be its clearest argument...
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Staff Writer Holly Banwell deep dives into the background, fallout, and question of what happens next at the BBC amidst resignations and legal threats...
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Staff Writer Victoria Urwick investigates the plausible reasons behind ‘The Traitors’ success, considering why betrayal and deceit are so pleasurable to watch. The third...
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Editor-in-Chief Fintan Hogan looks at the role of the news media in its coverage of conflict after an apology from The New York Times...
Events
KCL’s team on BBC quiz show University Challenge depart in the first round after loss to Lincoln College, Oxford. Broadcast on Monday evening, King’s...
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Staff writer Yuke Zhou looks at the recent BBC Panorama episode “Private ADHD Clinics Exposed” and asks if this really was a journalistic exercise...
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Staff writer Tim Gribble examines the independence and conduct of the BBC amidst a sequence of scandals. On the afternoon of March 7, the UK’s...
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King’s College London (KCL) plans to remove an image of Martin Bashir from its “Wall of Fame” on Strand Campus in the aftermath of...
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Roar writer Anoushka Chakrapani reviews the first episode of Mira Nair’s A Suitable Boy TV series. There is something about feeling seen in stories. Maybe...
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With the SE Wing now finally open to students, Roar examines Bush House’s history as a world player, from International Trade Hall to BBC...