ON AIR: Advanced AV Journalism May 2023
What happens when you bring together 24 Advanced AV journalism students, three journalists and a technician?
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pathways news days 2023
BA Journalism Year 2 2022-23
Can mending help us beat the cost-of-living crisis?
As the cost-of-living crisis bites, the Repair Cafe movement is reviving the ‘make do and mend’ spirit.
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How Putin’s War affects the cost of living in Kazakhstan
Three million Russians have migrated to Kazakhstan, leaving residents squeezed out of the rental sector.
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King Charles III Coronation: reaction from the scene
In the aftermath of the Coronation, the debate about the value of the Royal Family continues.
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Is The Cost Of Living To Blame For The Rise In Illegal Streaming?
Streaming piracy is on the increase in today’s tough economic climate.
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Cyclists vs Pedestrians: road safety war of words
The battle for space on London’s roads is heating up.
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Social cleansing or gentrification: Southwark’s story
Social cleansing or gentrification? Catch up with Tala as she guides us through the issues.
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The crisis caused by soaring energy prices
Rising energy costs have been the key driver of our current cost-of-living crisis.
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Saving money and fighting food waste with Too Good To Go
As food prices soar, is the Too Good To Go app an alternative for buying cheap groceries?
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Inflation stirs up sticky situations for students
Students are facing tough times in the cost of living crisis.
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Struggling students resorting to food banks
The cost of living crisis is driving university students all the way to food banks.
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Are we witnessing the death of cinema?
Hard-pressed people are turning away from cinema in the post-Covid, home streaming era.
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Students struggle as the cost of living bites
UAL students discuss the difficulties they’re facing.
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Gold carriages and food banks
Has a Coronation in a cost of living crisis caused irreversible damage to perceptions of the royal family?
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Rising rents forcing students into financial hardship
Rent rises are a key factor the cost of living crisis and are impacting on college students.
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From graduation to emigration
The cost of living crisis in the UK has graduates considering all options, including leaving the country. But is the grass always greener?
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‘Park up or pay up’ warning for London e-bikers
E-bike users in London face having to ‘park up or pay up’ says Westminster Council.
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How the cost of living crisis is affecting UK students
Students are under immense financial pressure as rent, food and travel costs continue to rise.
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Cost of living crisis: International students’ perspective
Not all overseas students are rich, and many are struggling with the UK’s economic situation.
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London is pricing young people out of adulthood
“If you can only afford rent then you’re not really living.”
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Veganism is more expensive due to cost-of-living crisis
Vegans are facing a new challenge, with already expensive products soaring in price
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The London community playing a long game against gentrification
Bonnington Square is the 70s squat which remains a thriving and inclusive community.
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Jolene wins everyone’s heart in Shoreditch
Jolene is not just a bakery. It’s a whole community.
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Vocational school vs university: China’s education dilemma
Why vocational students are losing out to graduates in China’s post-pandemic economic recovery.
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‘Sex ed needs to include pleasure and be inclusive’
At the Women of the World Festival, sexpert Oloni tackled sexual taboos and why women need more orgasms.
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Bishop’s Stortford’s historic roots ripped up by gentrification
Bishop’s Stortford is losing a much loved performance space as yet another town falls prey to gentrification.
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Paradise postponed: why Bali is seeing less visitors from the UK
Tourism in Bali is on the rise again after Covid, but British visitor numbers are falling.
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Uxbridge: The people behind the polls
Boris Johnson wants to be re-elected in Uxbridge. But does Uxbridge want to re-elect the former PM?
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British Museum strikers: Custodians of culture and history
British Museum staff have taken industrial action in their fight over pay and conditions.
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Global climate crisis fight gets £100m boost from Southwark
Southwark Council invests in tackling climate change – but is it doing enough closer to home?
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The Remakery: Making South East London sustainable
Workshops, events and talks are all on offer at Brixton hub’s for upcycling and sustainability.
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Final phase of Bank station £700m redevelopment completed
A closer look at Bank station’s process of redevelopment.
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Tower Block Tensions: Islington Residents Make Plea for Change
Antisocial behaviour on an Islington estate has prompted an angry letter pleading for it to stop.
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Reminiscing Romanticism
Gallery Extreme hosts a new exhibition by emerging artist Josephine Schmidt.
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Living In Vauxhall – Five of my favourite things
From riverside walks to landmark buildings – why Vauxhall is a great place to live.
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Students of The University of the Arts London (UAL) are revolutionising the field of audio and video journalism by embracing
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