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Kent's meningitis outbreak - how it exploded, can it be stopped?
What began as an evening out at a nightclub in Kent has rapidly spiralled into a "super-spreader" event that has left doctors stunned and two young people dead. This surge in Meningitis B cases has triggered a public health alert, leaving the UK scrambling as private vaccine supplies run dry. So ho…
INVESTIGATION: Inside Britain’s biggest Ponzi scheme
Thousands of pensioners invested their life savings into London Capital and Finance before it was revealed to be the UK’s biggest ever Ponzi scheme. Now, new Times reporting shows how the millions in investments were lavishly spent by LCF’s founders. So how was a scheme on this scale allowed to tak…
Is the American Dream dying?
The American Dream is as old as the United States itself. But as the country marks its 250th anniversary, with economic uncertainty, political turbulence and social divisions all on the rise, do ordinary Americans still believe? The Times and YouGov spoke to 1800 of them to find out – and we've got…
Q&A: more pain for Starmer but 'No more Mr. Nice Guy' for Iran
Sir Keir Starmer has dodged a bullet on the Mandelson vetting scandal but did he expend too much political capital in the process? With local elections around the corner he’s not out of the woods yet, so what can we expect from next week's results? And more than 60 days into the Iran war, Trump has…
NHS spending is higher than ever. Why isn’t it working?
NHS spending has reached record highs and shows no sign of slowing down. The government poured in £205 billion last year, yet waiting lists remain stubbornly high and patient satisfaction is at an all time low. So where is all the money going? And if spending isn’t the solution, what is?
This podca…
Why Putin’s big parade will be a damp squib
In Moscow, preparations are complete for tomorrow’s Victory Day celebrations. This year’s military parade will be pared back amid fears of Ukrainian drone strikes. So as the country marks its biggest celebration in muted style, five years into a grinding war, how are Russians feeling about their go…
Inside Farage’s political earthquake
As Keir Starmer clings on to his premiership, there’s one man continuing his victory laps. Nigel Farage’s party Reform UK was the big winner in last week’s local elections, picking up more than 1,450 council seats. So, what’s behind this? Is this just a blip – or the start of a new phase of British…
#4: Beyond Student Media: What's Next?
For this special episode of Off the Page, podcast host & Print Deputy Editor, Rosie Peters-McDonald, talks to both Online Editors-in-Chief, Katie Matthews and Callum Martin, about the opportunities available for student journalists post-graduation.
You may be wondering what exactly is out there fo…
#3: Social Media Attention, Mark Kermode and South West Water
In the third episode of Off the Page, host Rosie Peters-McDonald (Print Deputy Editor) talks to Gracie Moore (Print Editor-in-Chief), Callum Martin and Katie Matthews (Online Editors-in-Chief) and Zandie Howells (Online Music Editor) about local, national and international headlines.
Gracie talks …
#1 Interviews, Student Media & Autumn Music
For the pilot episode of Off the Page, host Rosie Peters-McDonald (Print Deputy Editor) talks to Katie Matthews & Callum Martin (Online Editors-in-Chief) alongside Zandie Howells (Online Music Editor) about Exeposé and local news.
Callum shares his interviewing tips and tricks whilst Katie raises …
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