How Aiming High Ends Up Feeling Low: The
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Disappointed and Surprised: Why the 2023 Best Actress
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The Experience of a Woman in Higher Education
Catherine Toal draws on her personal experiences, as well as that of other students here at Leeds, to discuss women's
What Will 2023 Hold for Iran?
Ruby investigates the latest chapter of the long struggle for women’s rights in Iran.
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Isobel Moore springboards off the cheating scandals of 2022 to discuss parasocial relationships more broadly.
Segregation of “country of Human Rights”- The Politicisation
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Changing The Way The Cookie Crumbles
Statistics show that 83% of chefs in the UK are male, according to data from the Office of National Statistics