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24/06/2008
Tributes paid to first-class student
Mark Ashton, a well-liked and respected member of Trevelyan College, was tragically killed in a car crash only days before he was due to graduate...

18/06/2008
Perfect ten for Durham rower
Gifted Durham student, Frances Fletcher, leaves Durham University not only with her degree but with an incredible ten gold medals from the British Universities Sports Association...

15/06/2008
Government defends extremism guidance
The government is still forced to defend guidance targeting extremism within universities. Eleanor Paton reports...

15/06/2008
Putting Durham on the map
Last weekend saw Durham added to the global mapping revolution. Rachel Hovenden reports...

09/06/2008
Students wait 30 minutes for Emergency response
Students at St. Cuthbert's Society's Parsons Field site wait over 30 minutes for a fire crew to deal with a kitchen fire...

05/06/2008
Students shout out about Tuition Fees
On Friday Durham Students will present local MP Roberta Blackman Woods with a cheque for their student debt...

25/05/2008
Durham league table gain
Up in one, down in another. Alex Marshall reports...

04/06/2008
Student Loan Interest Rate set to fall
Laura Bulbeck reports on some good news for graduates...

01/04/2008
Durham Strip Club Debate Goes National
Oliver Gregory updates us on the ongoing North Road strip club saga, which has now led to parliamentary debate...

18/03/2008
Library opening hours to be extended
Following pressure from students, the university library opening hours are to be extended. Alex Marshall reports...

17/03/2008
Can we interest you in any missile components today?
Student protests across the country are putting pressure on top universities to reconsider their investment portfolios. Eleanor Paton reports...

09/03/2008
MP says: Don’t bottle it!
Ditch the bottled stuff for good, clean tap water, says Durham MP Roberta Blackman-Woods...

06/03/2008
Durham sport facilities win Olympics accolade
It's been announced that Durham's sport facilities will be included in the official Pre-Games Training Camps Guide of the 2012 London Olympic Games. Alex Marshall reports...

02/03/2008
Durham students amongst the top essay cheats in the UK
Durham University students have been buying essays online – often funded by parents, durham21 can reveal. Alex Marshall reports...

01/03/2008
Bill Bryson Litter Pick
Bill Bryson showed his commitment to keeping the country tidy by joining students in a litter pick. Alex Marshall explains why we're lucky to have him...

27/02/2008
Old fault zone could be to blame for earthquake
An old fault zone that has lain dormant for hundreds of millions years could be to blame for the earthquake that shook the UK early today...

26/02/2008
Durham bars trial new glassware
Some of Durham's busiest student bars are introducing shatter-proof glasses as part of a new safety experiment by the police and City Council...

27/02/2008
DSU Election Results announced
DSU Election Results have been announced. Victoria Raimes reports...

25/02/2008
No sex please, we’re students!
Can promiscuity be linked to academic failure? Helena Crow studies the evidence…

25/02/2008
University launches YouTube channel
Durham University tries to get down with the kids, as it launches a YouTube channel. Alex Marshall wastes away his degree to find out more...

22/02/2008
Petition to save Palace Green Music Library
Is business-style rationalisation within the University being put above teaching and learning? Alex Marshall reports...

20/02/2008
University Eco-Friendly Pledge
Npower and E.on donate 1700 energy-efficient lightbulbs to the university and students show their support for renewable electricity. Olivia Varley-Winter reports...

19/02/2008
Warnings over university freshers' weeks
Leading academics have criticised universities over excessive alcohol consumption during freshers' week. Alex Marshall reports...

16/02/2008
Students urged to watch out for children
Phil Raine, Police University Liaison Officer, is urging students to consider the safety of children as they walk along Church Street...

16/02/2008
Education gap doubles under Labour
Helena Crow finds social mobility has ground to a halt...

10/02/2008
Can you hear us?
Alex Marshall reports on the Government's latest attempt to understand student issues...

04/02/2008
Durham helps to Stop the Traffik
Oliver Gregory updates you on the Durham Stop the Traffik campaign...

31/01/2008
Purple Radio launches for 2008
Purple Radio, Durham's student radio station, relaunched in style last night. Alex Marshall reports...

30/01/2008
Old Shire Hall sold to One NorthEast
The university has agreed to sell Old Shire Hall to Regional Development Agency, One NorthEast. Alex Marshall reports...

23/01/2008
Durham Waitrose store to close
More than 100 jobs are going with the closure of the Durham's Waitrose store. Alex Marshall reports...

28/01/2008
Drink spiking in Durham causes concern
DSU and college officers are concerned about recent reports of drink spiking in college bars. Alex Marshall and Victoria Raimes report...

25/01/2008
Changes aim to improve student experience
The university has approved several changes recommended by the Residence Charges Committee in order to improve the value of living in college accommodation.

19/01/2008
Durham Scientists research cheaper power
A national team of experts led by Durham University has announced plans for one of the UK's largest ever research projects into solar energy. Alex Marshall reports...

16/01/2008
Durham does it differently
Durham City backs a major campaign to get people out of their cars and using alternative means of transportation. Oliver Gregory and Rachel Hovenden find out more...

15/01/2008
Memorandum of Understanding
Durham University and Qatar University have signed a memorandum of understanding to strengthen academic ties between the two institutions...

14/01/2008
Controversial Elvet Waterside plans submitted
Plans for the redevelopment of the Elvet Waterside have prompted concerns from residents and students. Alex Marshall reports...

03/01/2008
Students fail to reach number one
It was an ambitious idea - a group of students hoped to be in this year's Christmas Top 40. Alex Marshall reports...

02/01/2008
It's all change at Durham Station
Train services provided by GNER and Virgin are replaced by National Express and Arriva. Alex Marshall reports...

10/12/2007
Road crash Doctor freed after 11 days
A doctor who seriously injured a Durham University student is freed after 11 days of his jail sentence. Alex Marshall reports...

29/11/2007
Ever Closer Union
Chris Collins rifles around in the constitutional hotpot...

27/11/2007
durham21 fail to pick up an award, but have a nice time anyway (mark II)
Narayani Menon and Victoria Raimes buy pretty dresses, go the the Guardian Media Awards, lose and then get hideously drunk...

27/11/2007
Debating Abortion
Holly Cumming finds that abortion is difficult politics...

25/11/2007
Who you gonna call? Nightline!
Hollie Carr talks about the most important number on your campus card...

25/11/2007
NUS Organises Protest Against Gay Floggings
Alice Foster finds that students are making their voices heard...

18/11/2007
Christmas Light Disappointment
Alex Marshall and Andrew Kenyon go to the Christmas lights switch-on ceremony... so that you don't have to...

15/11/2007
Nobel Prize Winner Condemns Africans
Helena Crow investigates disturbing ripples in the academic pond...

05/11/2007
Study reveals huge differences in university costs
Alex Marshall finds out where Durham checks in…

17/10/2007
Students Unsubscribe to human rights abuse
Eleanor Paton reports on Amnesty International's latest human rights campaign...

17/10/2007
Free speech vs. `free` speech at Columbia University
Holly Cumming and Chris Bardo sniff a hint of hypocrisy at President Ahmadinejad's visit to an Ivy-League College...

16/10/2007
Spread your wings
Anika Rahman is impressed by DUCK's national award...</

15/10/2007
Michael Jackson at Loveshack tonight (sort of)
Michael Jackson's number one body impersonator NAVI will be performing a one-off gig at Loveshack tonight...

10/10/2007
Big Brother star Liam heading to Loveshack
BB8 contestant Liam McGough will head back to his home toon this evening to host a one-off event at Durham's Loveshack nightclub...

11/10/2007
Durham21 nominated for Guardian Award
Hoorah! Durham21 is one step closer to ruling the (web) world. Victoria Raimes reports...

28/08/2007
Top 10
Richard Benstead hands out the party hats and downs a Smirnoff Ice to celebrate Durham's top 10 finish in The Times' Uni league...

20/08/2007
Lapping it up
Antonio Barbaro reports on the prospect of nudity on North Road...

18/08/2007
They`re in the money
Landlords of student properties in Durham enjoy the highest profits in the country. Antonio Barbaro reports...

05/07/2007
Durham and the chained up Chancellor
Bill Bryson submits meekly to handcuffs in order to raise awareness of human trafficking. Karina Williams witnesses the event...

20/04/2007
Total solution for Careers Services
The Careers Advisory Service has introduced a new way of making appointments. Richard Benstead reports...

13/04/2007
The Citizen`s Compendium of Everything
So do we need a new online encyclopaedia? Roger Jeffery looks at the supposed successor to Wikipedia...

10/03/2007
Bill Bryson talks to durham21
Durham Chancellor Bill Bryson stopped by on Thursday to urge students to donate their organs. Sarah Hadland reports...

10/03/2007
Parliament to change JCR structures
The Charities Act 2006 will change the way JCRs are financed and structured. Yana Kunichoff has the details...

09/03/2007
What will tomorrow bring?
Cat Jones gets all technical and reports on how computer processors will look in the future...

01/03/2007
A new era set to stem from the North East
North East stem cell research led by Durham University has been given a huge £4m funding boost. Rob Dyer reports...

27/02/2007
Durham honours Tsunami cleanup contributors
Sonia Jordan reports on the conferral of honorary degrees on two eminent Sri Lankans...

28/02/2007
DSU road safety group campaigns for change
After several incidents involving students, DSU plans to push the City Council for new measures. Tom Bigglestone has the details...

26/02/2007
Durham awarded fairtrade status
After an 8 month campaign the Fairtrade Foundation has recognised efforts to turn Durham Fairtrade. Hamish Reid reports...

23/02/2007
DSU fights racism
The DSU Rise Against Racism Week campaign kicked off on Wednesday of this week. Julia Shipway reports...

22/02/2007
Open letter from Bill Bryson
Our Esteemed Chancellor launches Durham's organ donation campaign...

22/02/2007
Bill`s back
Chancellor Bill Bryson will visit Durham in March to promote organ donation. Sarah Hadland has the preliminaries...

20/02/2007
Students to undertake new death and bereavement course
The University of Bath has introduced the UK's first degree in Funeral Studies. Ursula Hankinson looks at what else is on offer...

20/02/2007
Top-up fees `completely vindicated`?
UCAS statistics released this week show an increase in application numbers. Elizabeth Wells reports...

11/02/2007
DSU Elections
Kirsty Nunn plodded along to the Queen's Campus hust to see what the candidates, if elected, will offer the student body...

31/01/2007
Exam paper joke backfires
Jagruti Dave reports on some rather unexpected exam results for two New Zealand students...

29/01/2007
No exemption for religious adoption agencies
Jagruti Dave reports on the proposals to force Catholic adoption agencies to consider gay couples...

21/01/2007
d21 poetry editor in shock resignation!
Our Man in the Field reports on the shocking news and brings details of the latest vacancies at durham21...

18/12/2006
A new wethers for Durham
The Bishop's Mill opened last week in the new Walkergate complex. Liz Bate reports on JD Wetherspoon's new venture...

11/12/2006
SOS: Funding battle for student teams and societies
Liz Bate reports on the DSU/DUAU/college JCRs' campaign to bring funding for student activity into line with the rest of the country...

10/12/2006
Bryson has tea at number 10
Durham Chancellor Bill Bryson met Tony Blair last week to discuss science, education and Durham. Julia Shipway reports...

01/12/2006
Durham students protest over residence fee hikes
What do they want? Rent Freeze. When do they want it? Now. News Editor Ryan Ayrton reports...

28/11/2006
Durham fellow arrested under suspicion of terrorism
News Editor Ryan Ayrton reports on the Durham fellow facing extradition to the United States...

28/11/2006
Durham goes virtual
Rachel Hovenden talks about the University's efforts to create a 'virtual' Durham for prospective students...

22/11/2006
Durham volunteers receive national recognition
Liz Bate reports on Durham's volunteering culture...

14/11/2006
`Donation not discrimination`
Rachel Hovenden reports on the LGBTA campaign for changes to blood donation regulations...

12/11/2006
Walking on eggshells
Max Hope looks into the ever fragile student-local relationship...

09/11/2006
Students demand tough action against climate change
2000 students gathered in London on Saturday. Is Durham University taking their green agenda on board? Olivia Varley-Winter reports...

07/11/2006
Drink Spikers Strike
Ben Robson reports on one of the worryingly common risks to students in Durham's nightspots...

30/10/2006
Durham21 nominated for two awards
Another year, another awards ceremony for high-flying web-savvy media players and expectant nominees Durham21. But can we do it again?

11/10/2006
New Species of mouse discovered
Unexpected and exciting things! A "living fossil" has just been discovered in Cyprus by a Durham research fellow...

13/09/2006
Chris Moyes 1949-2006
The University pays tribute to its former Chair of Council...

05/07/2006
Durham to appoint Higgins as Vice-Chancellor
Roger Jeffery reports on the man to succeed Kenneth Calman in 2007...

09/06/2006
Striking stops after pay agreement is reached
Vicki Raimes reports on the lecturers' pay dispute and the suspension of industrial action...

08/05/2006
Lecturers` Union rejects "final" pay increase offer
NATFHE dismisses UCEA's offer of 12.6% over three years as "way below" that needed to end the exam-marking boycott...

19/03/2006
DSU implement Nightbus charge
Lizzie Slack reports on the DSU's decision to introduce a 50p charge for the Nightbus...

07/03/2006
Overworked, undervalued, underpaid... and ignored?
Helen White went along to the AUT/NTFHE picket outside Old Shire Hall on Tuesday 7th March to see what was actually happening...

04/03/2006
Lecturers to strike on Tuesday
Hannah Al-Othman investigates how happy Durham students really are with their lecturers’ decision to strike on Tuesday...

20/02/2006
DSU Education and Welfare Officer Resigns
Zaki Moosa reports on Richard Freeborn's ahead-of-schedule departure...

11/02/2006
DSU sabbatical election results announced
durham21 brings you the results of the 2006/7 DSU sabbatical elections...

09/02/2006
University supports Law Department over staff walkout
Iain Martin finds many students unconvinced by the University's response to their concerns about changes in the Law department...

30/01/2006
Hope for East Asian Studies in Durham?
Laura Swinton investigates the speculation that the University may be reconsidering the fate of East Asian language teaching...

31/01/2006
Bringing the DSU experience to life
Caroline Ferrigan rounds up the hustings for the DSU sabbatical positions for 2006/7...

25/01/2006
News Round Up 25th January
Stephanie Offer reports on the latest breaking news in Durham... and beyond!

19/12/2005
New Durham college named
Hollie Carr introduces the new college in Durham...

16/12/2005
Alagiah backs Sri Lanka Scheme
Stephanie Offer reports on a scheme to help rebuild Sri Lanka...

16/12/2005
A warning to us all
Iain Martin on how not to enhance your CV...

01/12/2005
News Round-Up: Elvet Reading Room / Cuth`s Refounders honoured
Iain Martin brings you some of the main stories from the past week, including the latest on the Elvet Reading Room protest...

30/11/2005
Local News Round-Up 30th November
Stephanie Offer brings you the latest local headlines including news of the work on Kingsgate Bridge finally re-commencing...

30/11/2005
Congestion Charging Comes Closer
Stephanie Offer reports on Durham's move towards extending the congestion charge...

21/11/2005
DSU Women`s Officer Resigns
Iain Martin reports on the resignation of a member of the DSU Welfare Executive, following a proposed motion of censure...

15/11/2005
No DSU support for reading room protest
Stephanie Offer reports on the ongoing row over the Elvet Riverside reading room...

14/11/2005
durham21 voted NUS/Mirror Student Media Website of the Year 2005
durham21 has been in a pretty good mood this week, after picking up its fourth major media award in just five years...

10/11/2005
Bill Bryson Installed as the 11th Chancellor
Iain Martin reports on Wednesday's Installation Ceremony at the Cathedral for our new Chancellor, Dr Bill Bryson...

08/11/2005
Pratt`s Taxis in Limbo
Iain Martin reports on his investigations into the recent complaints about Pratt's taxis...

06/11/2005
Carnival-flavoured welcome for "Magical Bill"
Bill Bryson given a resounding welcome for his inaugural visit to the University, writes Kathryn Barnes...

27/10/2005
Durham in Top 100 Universities World-Wide
Stephanie Offer reports on Durham's international success...

25/10/2005
“Super police” force planned for North East
Iain Martin investigates dramatic changes in Durham's policing...

21/10/2005
Row over Elvet Riverside reading room
Iain Martin reports on the controversial conversion of the Elvet Riverside reading room into a postgraduate research centre...

21/10/2005
Kingsgate Bridge: closure lasted less than 8 hours
Iain Martin has more on the suspension of work on Kingsgate Bridge...

13/10/2005
Kingsgate Bridge: Work Suspended
Stephanie Offer reports on the suspension of refurbishment on Kingsgate Bridge...

07/10/2005
News Round Up 7th October
Stephanie Offer brings you the latest university and local headlines...

30/09/2005
Durham: Sunday Times University of the Year 2005
Durham has secured the prestigious title of 'University of the Year' in the new Sunday Times guide, reports Roger Jeffery...

29/09/2005
News round up; Durham Graduate in BBC Row
Stephanie Offer brings you the latest university and local headlines...

28/09/2005
Durham success in National Student Survey
The University has come joint 10th out of 131 institutions in the National Student Survey, reports Stephanie Offer...

29/09/2005
Durham Cathedral Rededicated
Stephanie Offer gives us a brief history of the cathedral, the saints and everything...

22/09/2005
Durham student wins National Science Prize
Robert Corin declared Aeronautical Engineering student of the year at prestigious awards ceremony, writes Roger Jeffery...

19/09/2005
News round up
Stephanie Offer brings you the latest local headlines...

03/09/2005
US Government: New Orleans will have to be abandoned for “at least nine months”
Roger Jeffery reports on the devastating aftermath of Hurricane Katrina...

26/08/2005
Giant sculpture planned for Durham skyline
Stephanie Offer reports on plans for a giant steel bowl to be erected between County Hall and Durham City centre...

24/08/2005
Architects appointed for £5.7 million conversion
Conversion of former Mountjoy Research centre due to be completed by late 2007, reports Stephanie Offer...

14/08/2005
Widening Participation at Durham
This month Durham University is holding a summer school for gifted young people as part of the National Academy for Gifted and Talented Youth...

22/08/2005
New Ustinov College Principal Announced
Dr Penelope Wilson, a Fellow of New Hall College Cambridge, has been appointed the new principal of Ustinov College

19/08/2005
Mo Mowlam 1949-2005
Senior figures from the University have paid tribute to Durham graduate and former Labour MP Mo Mowlam, who has died aged 55.

05/04/2005
Bill Bryson, Durham`s "Amiable Cheerleader"
Alex Edwards and Barney Britton speak to Durham's new chancellor...

04/04/2005
Notes from a Short Meeting...
Over the Easter break, Bill Bryson was announced as the new Chancellor of Durham University, reports Alex Edwards...

12/03/2005
Meeting of Convocation Announced...
The long process of choosing a new chancellor is finally reaching its conclusion, reports Barney Britton...

22/03/2005
Who will be the next Chancellor?
Rich Frost weighs up the arguments and argues with the weights, in this special report...

23/03/2005
Ustinov students protest at Howlands Farm
Postgraduate students angered by construction noise and college response, reports Alex Edwards...

03/03/2005
Apathy again
Vicky Ridley reports on the recent DSU election results, and considers what the next year holds for the Union...

14/02/2005
Durham Myths: Debunked!
Ronald Naith tells it like it really is in these 10 little-known facts about Durham's colleges....

14/02/2005
DUCK spreads its wings
Durham students managed to sweet talk themselves to San Francisco for free last weekend, all in the name of charity. Fran Hall reports…

23/01/2005
DSU: The State of the Union.
"Crisis? What Crisis?" Alexander Edwards asks some questions about DSU's recent problems, and gets some very different answers...

18/01/2005
Multimillionaire donates to Durham
Durham will be one of a select group of Universities to benefit from businessman Naim Dangoor's £1m donation, writes Frances Hall...

30/12/2004
Asian Tsunami Appeal. How you can help.
On Boxing Day, an earthquake in the Indian Ocean caused tidal waves which have claimed 150,000 dead. Here's how you can help.

07/12/2004
Whoops!
Cuths Bar has been trading without a license for almost two and a half years, and they've only just noticed...

05/12/2004
Iraqi ambassador visits Durham
"Al-Jazeera is equal to a whole US Army division" -just one of the claims Alex Edwards heard Dr Salah Shaikhly make last week...

02/12/2004
Mumps epidemic hits Durham...
Jen Davis reports on Durham`s mumps epidemic...

30/11/2004
Minister for Europe visits Durham
Dr Denis MacShane visited Durham last week, and certainly didn't shy away from controversy. Alexander Edwards reports...

29/11/2004
DSU Ents Officer Resigns...
Over the weekend Chris Lane, the DSU Ents Officer, announced his resignation. Barney Britton reports...

21/11/2004
durham21 Fail to Pick Up Award But `have a lovely time anyway` 2.
Barney Britton and Roger Jeffery go to the NUS Media awards. - and then they come back...

10/11/2004
A different class
Vicky Ridley reports on the implications of changing our 200-year-old degree system...

07/11/2004
North East says a definite `no`
Last week was a time for important decisions, and not just in America, Frances Hall reports...

31/10/2004
Israeli Refusenik Visits Durham
Alex Edwards heard Israeli dissenter Adam Maor speaking last week...

24/10/2004
Red Flag Daze
Citizen Greg Fox went down to London last week to take part in the 2004 European Social Forum...

24/10/2004
Two inflatable animals and a lot of hot air
The proposed Regional Assembly: Yes or no? What's the question? Frances Hall tries to find some answers...

23/10/2004
Miracle escape for student
Durham student survives 50ft fall from Kingsgate Bridge - Doug Bell describes what happened...

17/10/2004
Saudi Ambassador Visits Durham
SAUDI ARABIA reportedly AT CENTRE OF BATTLE AGAINST TERRORISM discovers Alexander Edwards...

10/10/2004
There are no timetabling problems
Timetable or no timetable, the start of term comes and goes, reports Matt Killeya

29/09/2004
Durham timetabling fiasco hits crisis point
Durham's timetable is in crisis with large sections incomplete just days before term is due to begin, reports Matt Killeya

22/06/2004
Blair presses Durham on east Asian closure
Tony Blair has put pressure on Durham University to reconsider the decision to close its department of east Asian studies, writes Matt Killeya

17/06/2004
Exclusive: Ustinov opposed ‘destruction’ of east Asian studies
Note from Durham's late Chancellor reveals his opposition to the closure of the University's east Asian studies department, reports Matt Killeya

12/05/2004
Old Shire Hall U-turn over student car proposals
The proposed car ban has been renegotiated by student representatives and a different solution found...

09/05/2004
Conflict of interests, you say?
Nick Pickles has an interesting point to add to the debate about the proposed car ban...

07/05/2004
durham21 camera missing!
On Wednesday night the durham21 digital camera went missing. Barney Britton brings you the shocking news.

06/05/2004
Go to Durham! Take my car!
The University is planning to ban all students from having a car in Durham, reports Anna Shaw...

03/05/2004
Durham Victory in BUSA League
Patrick Martin reports on the Durham rugby team's huge success this year...

29/03/2004
Sir Peter Ustinov dies
The university mourns the loss of its Chancellor, Sir Peter Ustinov, aged 82...

09/03/2004
Durham Student Rally: the Bigger the Better
Nick Pickles knows where you should be this Saturday...

03/03/2004
What the summer holds: exams and dissertations unmarked, students in limbo
Students face the prospect of dissertations and exams remaining unmarked this summer, if a dispute over pay is not resolved, writes Matt Killeya

27/02/2004
Student Found Dead
Collingwood student found dead near Cathedral...

29/02/2004
DUCK Week
Laura Harrison looks back over a week of rugby, speed-dating and sky-diving...

13/02/2004
Newcastle Brown bottles it
Labour MP Nick Brown has cancelled an address to students at Durham claiming the event had become a “student stunt”, writes Matt Killeya

12/02/2004
Nightline Training Weekend
With another Nightline training weekend approaching, Anna Shaw takes a look at what it means to get involved...

11/02/2004
Controversial MP to visit Chads
The controversial MP is coming to Durham. Nick Pickles leaves the eggs out of the fridge in preparation...

18/02/2004
Durham Finally Launches Olympic Bid
Dave Smith reports on Durham's bid for the 2012 Olympic Games...

18/01/2004
Mixing in Mary`s
St Mary's College to go mixed in 2005. Lizzie Tubb finds out why...

12/12/2003
Reviewers refute VC following durham21 investigation
durham21 investigation leads to reviewers of the Department of East Asian Studies refuting Vice Chancellor's remarks, reports Matt Killeya

25/11/2003
Oops we did it again!
durham21 is NUS Student Media Website of the Year for the third year running, writes Matt Killeya

26/11/2003
Bush is apparently not very nice
Anna Shaw and Lizzie Tubb were in Sedgefield for Bush and Blair's high-profile visit...

16/11/2003
durham21 Fail to Pick Up Award But `have a nice time anyway`
Barney Britton and Matt Killeya go to the Guardian Media Awards as expectant nominees and leave as hopeless losers...

13/11/2003
36 new academic posts to be created
The University has begun the first phase of its academic re-building operation by advertising professorships and lecturing posts in 13 departments...

11/11/2003
Campaigners respond to criticism
Following criticism from the Vice Chancellor in his interview with Matt Killeya, campaigners fighting to save East Asian Studies respond

04/11/2003
Eleventh Hour interview: Rebuilding Bridges and Winning the Peace
Talking to Matt Killeya, Sir Kenneth Calman has heavily criticised the campaign to save Durham`s Department of East Asian Studies

05/11/2003
The Plan Is Launched
DSU launches The Plan, it`s year long campaign to achieve the amendments it demands of the Education Bill, writes Ian Thomas

10/10/2003
Student Crushed By Van On Owengate
An 18 year old student at Durham University was crushed against a wall by a Mercedes Sprinter van in the early evening last night.

27/06/2003
"Evicted" and "Homeless"
Yesterday afternoon, around fifty students demonstrated in protest of Ustinov College`s decision to "evict" them from halls, writes Matt Killeya

19/06/2003
Departments to close as University releases proposals for academic restructuring
Liz Walker examines the next step in the academic restructuring saga and wonders whether there may be no choice but change

12/06/2003
How safe are Durham`s departments this summer?
Lizzie Tubb investigates the planned academic restructuring - and discovers that departmental closure may well be in the pipeline

20/05/2003
University to phase out counselling courses
The University is preparing to phase out postgraduate programmes in counselling studies, writes Matt Killeya

10/05/2003
DSU marches against top-up fees
Peter Hawkins watches the DSU march and sees a little go a long way.

02/05/2003
Marching, Not Marching and Charles Clark
Matt Killeya talks to DSU President Ben Wood about last term’s postponed march, Charles Clark and the forthcoming anti-fees protest

27/04/2003
GALA to the rescue!
The Gala Theatre has announced that it is to show first release films from the beginning of May, writes Matt Killeya

20/03/2003
Childrens` Crusade
The DUSF anti-war protest attracts more secondary pupils that university students, reports Peter Hawkins

19/03/2003
DSU election results announced
The DSU election results have been announced and are as follows...

18/03/2003
DSU pulls plug on anti-fees march
Citing the current political climate, DSU yesterday announced the postponement of this Wednesday's planned anti-fees march, reports Matt Killeya

13/03/2003
Education Secretary receives frosty reception
Education Secretary Charles Clarke was heckled by two hundred students on his way to a meeting at Grey college yesterday writes Matt Killeya

27/02/2003
Calman giving nothing away as DSU toughens its anti-fees stance…
As DSU toughens its position on fees, Matt Killeya talks to the Vice Chancellor and finds him unwilling to follow suit

26/02/2003
War announced - to start in three weeks
Lizzie Tubb follows up the latest on Iraq and finds a date has been set for war

23/02/2003
DSU gears up for fees protest in Durham
DSU is gearing up for Durham’s part in a day of nationwide protest against top-up fees, writes Matt Killeya

18/02/2003
War: Huh! - The Durham Response
Richard French reports on the anti-war protests in Durham

14/02/2003
Student attack: more details emerge
Police are searching for a group of five teenagers in connection with the attack of a Durham student outside Varsity writes Matt Killeya

10/02/2003
Student Attack
A week on from the unprovoked attack of a Castle student outside Varsity, the facts still remain blurred, writes Matt Killeya

22/01/2003
University tuition fees to rise to £3,000
Matt Killeya reports on the initial reaction to the Government's white paper on Higher Education, released earlier this afternoon

12/01/2003
Prestigious award for Durham scientist
The U.S. government has granted the university's department of Biomedical Sciences half a million dollars

05/01/2003
Robins set for comeback?
On the day that it apparently screens it’s last ever film, Robins cinema might just be set to bounce back writes Matt Killeya

30/11/2002
Fire strikes dampen plans for Collingwood Ball
Rachel Harrison reports on the perceived risk of continuing with Collingwood Ball, and its associated cancellation

02/12/2002
Election Scandal
Allegations of vote-rigging and corruption mar DUS presidential elections

28/11/2002
University to build new college
The university has announced plans to build a new 600 capacity college, writes Peter Hawkins

21/11/2002
Two in a row for durham21!
durham21 wins NUS/Independent Student Website of the Year for second year running

19/11/2002
Vice chancellor breaks silence on top-up fees
Durham Vice Chancellor, Sir Kenneth Calman, broke his public silence on top-up fees yesterday reports Matt Killeya

17/11/2002
Durham awards honorary degrees to celebrate world-class physics
Press Release on the return of two elementary Physicists, released by Old Shire Hall on 15th November 2002, edited by Liz Pridgeon

12/11/2002
The law of averages in the biased admissions process
Lisa Maclachan reports on accusations that university admissions (especially in Durham's Law department) discriminate against candidates

03/11/2002
Durham officials refuse to take a stance on top-up Fees
Matt Killeya reports on the latest developments in the top-up tuition fees debate

04/11/2002
Grey college recovering from "mystery illness"
Grey college is recovering from a mystery illness, which rocked its members over the weekend writes Matt Killeya

27/10/2002
At last the sniper has been stopped
Lizzie Tubb reports on the tragic random shootings in Washington, and discusses the latest update on the arrest of the culprit...

28/10/2002
Fire strikes in Durham
Heather Thomas reports on the motivations and potential consequences of the imminent fire strike

20/10/2002
The truth behind Aidans debt
Heather Thomas uncovers the connection between a 1992 photocopier agreement and the current debt of Aidan's of £18,000...

18/10/2002
Prime Minister opens new Physics building
Tony Blair opens the £20 million Ogden Centre for Fundamental Physics reports Alex Smith

13/10/2002
Whatever happens, Robins will close...
Robins cinema will "almost certainly" close, in spite of the wishes of most people in Durham, writes Matt Killeya

13/10/2002
It`s.... er Busted
T4 has confirmed the much anticipated mystery act, headlining at this Wednesday's Fresher's Ball, as teen boy band "Busted"...

06/10/2002
durham21 Gains Award Nomination
durham21 has been nominated for the Independent/NUS Student Media Awards for a second year running, writes Mike Haydock

23/09/2002
Vernon on his way! - win tickets
Vernon, June and a "big name" band are on their way to the Freshers Ball, following Durham's 'Universally Challenged' win, writes Matt Killeya

20/09/2002
Vernon to appear at Freshers Ball?
A team representing Durham University has made it to the final of T4's 'Universally Challenged', set to be broadcast this Sunday

20/06/2002
A helping hand
Durham's biggest "secret" society had its 10th Birthday recently: Student Community Action celebrates a decade of voluntary work

08/05/2002
Ten Glorious Years
Sir Peter Ustinov has accepted an award to commemorate his ten years as Chancellor, reports Matt Killeya

08/05/2002
A Queens Award for Stockton campus
As Her Majesty visits Durham, the University of Durham Stockton Campus is awarded the title "Queen's Campus".

01/05/2002
Dublin Sports Tour 2002
Francesca Krajewski reports on this Easter's Dublin Sports tour

19/03/2002
Customised Blues
Custom Blue's spacey charm is heading your way soon, so Mike Haydock decided to chat to Simon Shippey about their music

13/03/2002
Time to end it all?
The last day of term is something most students see as the light at the end of tunnel. But is it really all we hope for? Vicky Burrill investigates

07/03/2002
Chemical spillage brings Durham to a standstill
Matt Killeya reports on the chemical spillage which brought the heart of Durham City to a standstill and has left two people in hospital

07/03/2002
Sit down Protest Against Academic Restructuring
Yesterday, around one hundred and fifty students staged a sit down protest against academic restructuring. Cat Evans reports

04/03/2002
Shop 4 DUCK
Find out how you can save yourself money and give money to charity at the same time through shop 4 DUCK

03/03/2002
DUCK: Firewalking and abseiling!
Ever fancied walking across a bed of burning hot coals? Or how about abseiling off a 200ft high bridge? No? Why the hell not? It`s for charity!

28/02/2002
Durham Shorts
Researchers at the University of Durham are to design a "DNA CHIP" to detect genetic changes in bowel cancer

27/02/2002
A chat with LHB
Mike Haydock speaks to Giles from new-ish dance/indie mixers LHB, about his new album and scraping by for the sake of music

20/02/2002
DUCK week 2002
Rakhee Ganatra reviews an epic week of fundraising...oh and quite a bit of nakedness and debauchery!

20/02/2002
Mean Streets
Want to get fit, have near death experiences and be cursed by everyone in sight? Natalie Westwood joins the two wheelers of Durham.

14/02/2002
Burn Hallmark burn!
Kat Brown mourns the loss of sanity amongst the populace at this lovestruck time around Valentine's

14/02/2002
These things are sent to try us
You may think the main dangers of living out are exploitative landlords and life-threatening gas appliances. Not so says Vicky Burill

10/02/2002
Summer Lovvin` (Happy At Last)
Stuck for something to do this summer? Claire Hopkins may have just the thing for you...

05/02/2002
The Great Durham Dirtyhouse Contest
Live in a slovenly mess? durham21 and Unilever are giving you a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to exploit your studenty grossness

03/02/2002
Faking It
Do we focus too much on how we are perceived and are we all trying to be something we're not? Vicky Burrill explains....

03/02/2002
A-ha! Children of the 80s
Matt Flacks takes a nostalgic trip down memory lane to muse over some of the great ingredients of a distinguished era

24/01/2002
Just a little prick…!
Following the extension of the meningitis vaccination programme to 20-24 year olds, Becky Purvis tells us why we should take advantage

16/01/2002
The Future Academic Organisation of the University
If Kenneth Calman gets his way, in two years time your department won't exist. If you want to have a say, you'd better hurry up. Matt Killeya explains

13/01/2002
DUCK - whats the quack?
Matt Killeya catches up with DUCK manager Benny Littlejohn…

13/01/2002
Durham Shorts
On Sunday 20th January, Westlife will be playing live in the new GALA theatre in Durham.

09/01/2002
Durham Shorts
Ceiling falls on Hatfield College officers

09/01/2002
Durham Shorts
Emergency meeting of the Academic Senate

06/01/2002
Durham Shorts
Over £1m damage has been caused to one of the country's most powerful computers at Durham University

06/01/2002
Durham Shorts
Don't fall ill in Durham...

02/01/2002
Durham Shorts
The death of Emeritus Professor George Rochester, a former Pro-Vice-Chancellor, has been announced

06/01/2002
bigger. better. totally naked.
Any loose change left over from all that Christmas money? Then why not invest in a calendar full of naked people?

14/12/2001
One Stellar Performance
The 2001 Research Assessment Exercise (RAE) has given Durham six top rated departments!

29/11/2001
Colleges: the Durham difference?
Love 'em or hate 'em, we're all members of them. Anna Shaw considers the College system...

29/11/2001
Stop the war
Last week saw the creation of the Durham Stop the War Coalition. Nicholas Hirsch reports…

22/11/2001
Pretty death?
Diane Pretty says her quality of life is such that it is a violation of her humans right NOT to let her die. Natalie Westwood discusses

19/11/2001
Cocktails in Prague part 2
Alex Waddell continues on his all expenses paid trip to Prague in search of the perfect cocktail...

15/11/2001
Procrastination - the simple yet effective way to avoid essay deadlines
Hours spent playing computer games will extend that essay deadline... Anna Shaw checks out possibilities for procrastination.

14/11/2001
The Problem of Eating
durham21 takes an important look at the serious issue of eating problems among UK students

13/11/2001
I want to be a cyborg
Jennifer Curtis reports on the recent DU CompSoc lecture with Prof. Kevin Warwick a top cyberneticist

12/11/2001
The famous flu
Rebecca Purvis gives us a diagnosis and attempts to keep us healthy

10/11/2001
Cocktails in Prague part 1
Bored with drinking in Kingsgate every night? - we packed Alex Waddell off to sample the delights of drinking cocktails in Prague

07/11/2001
An evening with Peter Stringfellow
The world's most famous nightclub owner and bedder of over three thousand girls. Matt Killeya talks to Peter Stringfellow

03/11/2001
Society of the Week: Pagan Soc
In durham21's weekly review of the weird, the wacky and the wonderful, Natalie Westwood examines the pagan society

31/10/2001
A Year in Matsunoyama
Life as the solitary Westerner in a Japanese mountain village is an unfortunate fusion of Cheers and Big Brother, writes Ita McMahon

28/10/2001
durham21 wins Best Student Website award!
durham21 won the top accolade of Best Student Website at the 2001 National Student Journalism Awards. Matthew Perkins reports...

28/10/2001
What went wrong?
Vickie Woodward investigates the rift between Heather Berrow and her college.

25/10/2001
Killer of Patrick Brown convicted

28/10/2001
durham21 wins Best Student Media Website award!
Last night durham21 beat rivals from York and UEA for the NUS/Independent Newspaper Best Student Media Website award!

25/10/2001
une annee en Quebec
Rosalind Hook tells us her first impressions of a year abroad in Canada, lucky thing!

26/10/2001
Concerns Over Tougher Job Market
As finalists prepare to sign their lives away, Ann Botham explains why this year they may find it a little harder...

27/10/2001
Anthrax - Terror or tall story?
Before you start analysing every innocent cough as a sign of impending death, you should let Rebecca Purvis tell you the facts....

24/10/2001
Back to schools?
Jen Curtis wades through the bureaucracy wades through the University's latest proposal for academic restructuring.

19/10/2001
Durham launches Human Rights Centre

19/10/2001
Anthrax scare in Durham
On Wednesday lunchtime, Grey college was sealed off and the police called in to investigate a suspicious package, writes Matt Killeya

19/10/2001
Durham student raped
On Tuesday evening, a female student at the University Of Durham was attacked and raped, writes Matt Killeya

03/11/2001
Mindless Link Propagation
Borded with those problems? Don't want to get down to that essay. Then let durham21 show you some great ways to waste time

21/10/2001
Mindless Link Propagation
Borded with those problems? Don't want to get down to that essay. Then let durham21 show you some great ways to waste time

17/10/2001
Mindless Link Propagation
Alex Smith puts on his chef's hat and serves you up a sizzling dish of the latest internet ingredients.

11/10/2001
The uneasy issue of college accommodation
Naomi Willard ponders the state of college accommodation.

11/10/2001
The Kickstarter and Weekender archive
Missed our latest Kickstarter or Weekender? Want to sign yourself or a friend up? Then what's keeping you?

08/10/2001
Student Life in Brazil
Ann Botham speaks to two Brazilians to see how life as a Brazilian Fresher compares to Durham.

06/10/2001
So you want to be a journalist do ya?
So you desire a career in journalism. What should you do next? Naomi Willard tells you how to sell your soul.

05/10/2001
durham21 rated in top three by The Independent and NUS
durham21 is one of three websites nominated "Best Student Media Website", writes Matt Killeya.

04/10/2001
Durham Students' Views On America Attacks
11th September 2001 is a date that will live in people's memories for many years to come. Ann Botham gauges the mood of Durham students.

30/09/2001
Guardian Media Awards see durham21 writer nominated
Matt Killeya talks to the man who made it happen, mathematician, rock-star and Guardian Media Award nominee Simon Ibison.

28/09/2001
Money Making Scam - Don't be the next victim!
Imagine being showered with money and not having to lift a finger! Ann Botham asks whether you can really get "money for nothing".

27/09/2001
Handling your balls

27/09/2001
Your Union Rights

27/09/2001
Terrorism in America
Steve Wright reviews the events of September 11th.

28/08/2001
Intro Week Welcome
King of the castle at school, you are now the proverbial dirty rascal. Faced with new faces, new freedoms and an overdraft, let durham21 help!

27/08/2001
Myths & Realities
Need to navigate the way through the quagmire of prospectus mumbo-jumbo, exaggerating mates and parents' anecdotes of thirty years ago? Read on...

24/08/2001
East North East

23/08/2001
Banking On a Comparison
Amid the sea of personal worries that students face at university, none looms larger than MONEY. Let durham21 help you sail through...

19/06/2001
Seven Days in Durham
In the final Seven Days not only of the year but ever on durham21, Stephen Naylor looks back at his first year at university.

21/05/2001
The Election Inside Out - Student Policies
As part of The Election Inside Out, Stephen Naylor analyses what the parties have in store for students.

21/05/2001
The Election Inside Out - Students & Voting

21/05/2001
The Election Inside Out - Representation

21/05/2001
The Election Inside Out - The Parties

21/05/2001
The Election Inside Out - Voting

21/05/2001
election2001 - The Election Inside Out
Stephen Naylor examines voting, policies, the parties and student voting in a major report on issues in the election.

24/05/2001
election2001 - Campaign Watch
Stephen Naylor on the election trail watching the latest on the campaigns. All the interesting and irreverent moments as they happen.

20/05/2001
Seven Days in Durham
Another Seven Days in Durham and Stephen Naylor looks at exams, elections and elevated rents for students living in next year.

13/05/2001
election2001 - Back to Basics for Blair
Tony Blair needs to embrace honesty and openness in order to regain the public's trust and confidence, writes Matthew Perkins

13/05/2001
Seven Signs of Summer
Could it really be true? Is it summer? Natalie Westwood checks outs the shorts, sunglasses and summer mating rituals...

06/05/2001
election2001 - Election On: It's June 7th
Tony Blair has announced that the General Election will be on June 7th. More details and full coverage through the campaign on durham21

06/05/2001
election2001 - Announcement Imminent
Tony Blair will announce this afternoon that the General Election will be on June 7. Stephen Naylor breaks the news as it happens.

06/05/2001
Seven Days in Durham
The last Seven Days before the exams are upon us. But what happened last week? Stephen Naylor tells all.

29/04/2001
Census 2001 - Don't Forget to Be Counted
National Census is taking place across England and Wales. Big Brother really is watching you as Stephen Naylor reports.

28/04/2001
election2001 | stand by the ballot boxes
In the first main article of his coverage of the election campaign, Stephen Naylor, examines when an election may be called.

28/04/2001
Seven Days in Durham
Welcome to the first Seven Days in Durham of the Easter term.Stephen Naylor looks back at week one of term three.

22/04/2001
Revision & Exams: Top Tactical Tips
If your exam technique is rustier than a Railtrack rail, then read on. Durham lecturer Andrea Noble hands out some tactical advice.

17/03/2001
Heavenly Confusion
In the last words on wax of the term, Kieren Eyles chats to God and explains where the world comes from, and what makes us human.

17/03/2001
Appeal Upheld
Sally Beadle reports on the continued DSU election saga, as an appeal is made against the Steering Committee ruling.

17/03/2001
Rejoicing Our Differences
In the weeks following DSU Equal Opportunities Week, Jennifer Curtis looks at the reasons why we are all different.

15/03/2001
Mens Hockey 2nds out of BUSA
Ed Benbow reports on the Durham mens' hockey squad's disappointing exit from this year's BUSA tournament.

11/03/2001
Durham Athletics Rises to Durham Indoor Challenge

11/03/2001
election2001 | You ask the Questions

11/03/2001
election2001 | Stand by to vote

11/03/2001
Seven Days in Durham

08/03/2001
Gillette - the best a man can get?

08/03/2001
Semi puts Durham through to last four

06/03/2001
DSU Election Confusion Continues

05/03/2001
Party Nights

04/03/2001
Older Ideas

04/03/2001
Seven Days in Durham

04/03/2001
Selby Crash: Railways in turmoil again

04/03/2001
Death and disaster strikes the railways again

04/03/2001
Computing the Cost of University?

04/03/2001
Foot-and-Mouth - What is it?

06/03/2001
Death of Popular Durham Student

26/02/2001
And the Winners Are...

26/02/2001
DSU Election Confusion

25/02/2001
Treasurer: Ethical Banking Illegal

25/02/2001
Of Monkeys and Sox
Kieren Eyles says that between a bag of monkeys and a drawer full of choir boys socks we can find a balanced happiness

25/02/2001
Marx Says: Durham is Revolting!

25/02/2001
A Right to Children? Surely, not...

18/02/2001
Finding Time to Save the World

18/02/2001
Stockton to Graduate in Durham

18/02/2001
The Future is Closer Than You Think

18/02/2001
Marillion rocks Dunelm

18/02/2001
Baghdad Bombed: Is this a new approach by a new President?

20/01/2000
Lurking abroad 2

18/02/2001
Seven Days in Durham

14/02/2001
Career by Computer?
Still no idea what career you want to do when you graduate? Matt Killeya investigates a computer package designed to help you decide

12/02/2001
Editorial: Hoaxing for you, DUCK, and Ourselves

11/02/2001
GATS It For You!

11/02/2001
DSU Take Hardline Over Rent Increases

11/01/2001
Know How to Balance

11/02/2001
Britney Visits Durham Cathedral!

20/01/2000
Lurking Abroad - Part I: Getting Started

01/01/2000
He Loves Me Not

10/02/2001
A Brave New Classification?
With almost 55% of Durham graduates receiving 2:1s, Sally Beadle questions the validity of the current system of degree classification.

11/02/2001
The Inspectors Come to Town

11/02/2001
All Chance of Peace Gone? Israel elects a new leader

11/02/2001
Seven Days in Durham

08/02/2001
The Battle at Ten - You ask the Questions

05/02/2001
College Battels Set to Rise

04/02/2001
Move Your Butt

04/02/2001
The Lockerbie Verdict

04/02/2001
Britney's Coming to Durham!

04/02/2001
Seven Days in Durham

04/02/2001
The Usual Suspects?
Matt Killeya investigates a way for students to earn easy cash and fight crime at the same time...

01/02/2001
durham21 is recruiting

29/01/2001
Babies for e-Doption

28/01/2001
To Know or Not to Know

28/01/2001
The Indian Earthquake

28/01/2001
Trio Medieval: How Shall I Please?

28/01/2001
Galapagos Disaster Averted

28/01/2001
In the Bleak Midwinter?

28/01/2001
Seven Days in Durham

28/01/2001
Back to Reality

25/01/2001
Mandelson quits, 'to spend more time at dome'

23/01/2001
Paste 3 - A pseudo-substance however is the last thing we want to be

21/01/2001
DU Can Kill

21/01/2001
Radical Ratings: the DK30 Scale

21/01/2001
Speak out! NUS Delegates need you

21/01/2001
A Century of Socialism

21/01/2001
Going green for Environment Week

21/01/2001
The end of the Clinton era - How will he be remembered?

21/01/2001
Seven Days in Durham

21/01/2001
On your marks, get set, GO!!!

14/01/2001
Seven Days in Durham

14/01/2001
Career Fear

14/01/2001
Kuhmba Mehla

14/01/2001
Successful House Hunting

14/01/2001
Looking Ahead: A year in Durham, a year in the world

14/01/2001
They think its all over - and this time it is!

07/01/2001
Ustinov Institute Reprieved; we suggest U-SMEL!<

14/01/2001
Who r u gonna call? Nightline!

17/11/2000
Global Climate Change: What now for our planet?

23/11/2000
Raining on the Parade

30/11/2000
... And the French Cows Go Mad !

16/11/2000
Hotting up the Hague

01/12/2000
Greed defeats greens

23/11/2000
130K Fitness Future and Further Dispute

16/11/2000
Naomi Klein: The Darling of Seattle
With more anti-capitalist riots planned for Tuesday, we re-run Matthew Perkin's article on Naomi Klein, adored author and activist.

23/11/2000
Did NASA Moon America?
We bring you a selection of the best articles of the past year. From November 2000: Did Man ever really make it to the moon?

23/11/2000
The Write Stuff

27/11/2000
It's Bush - isn't it?

23/11/2000
Indecent 'Closure'

23/11/2000
Save the department of Slavonic Studies

28/11/2000
Ustinov Cocktail

28/11/2000
The Senate Speaks

23/11/2000
Vive Yahoo ! Or perhaps not...

24/11/2000
Full of Christmas Consumerism

10/11/2000
Are our law courts allowing Evil to re-enter society?

03/11/2000
Nacked DUCK gallery

03/11/2000
DUCK tease

17/11/2000
DUCKed for the weekend

01/10/2000
Durham Shorts
durham21 brings you snippets of this week's news

06/11/2000
Cross vs Maxwell: does Britain need a good flooding?

20/11/2000
Flood Photos

28/10/2000
Cross vs Maxwell: Why RIP out your spleen for Halloween

31/10/2000
'Apartheid' Treatment or Fair Play?
Back in November, the fiery debate surrounding the Israel-Palestine conflict prompted Quin Parker to see both sides of the story.

31/10/2000
Putting the Arab-Israeli conflict into perspective
Back in October, Cat Evans outlined the most significant events of the last hundred years relating to Arab-Israeli Conflict.

31/10/2000
Will they ever be able to live side by side?
Appalled at the violence that has engulfed the Middle East since last October, Cat Evans uncovered the causes of the recent conflict.

05/10/2000
ITS a deal

06/11/2000
The World is in youth's hands...

24/10/2000
Late Licence for the Hill?

25/10/2000
Live Wire Unplugged

20/10/2000
Nacked Ducking

17/11/2000
"Girl Jabbed with a needle in Rixys"

15/11/2000
And the winners are...

10/11/2000
"Grants not Fees" Is this our last chance?

10/11/2000
Nice Packet

10/11/2000
Under Flanders Fields they lie

20/10/2000
A Termly Change

10/11/2000
Why we should and will remember, now and for evermore