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» THE DEBATE: Order, order: should we still have trial by jury?9.17PM, Mon Mar 1 2010
YES By Elliot Bentley Juries may be a relic of Elizabethan society, and one which (if we may be brutally honest) probably would not be proposed by lawmakers in today’s Britain. But this fairly lengthy and expensive process is a cornerstone of our legal system, ... |
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RAG: Raising, giving and getting harassed by members of the public
Tarren Smarr asks why the public and other students are so suspicious of, and negative about, the University fund raising week |
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Every penny helps?
As Christmas supermarket cuts are revealed to often be only 1p, Mark Corcorran-Lettice questions the morals of the shops involved |
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A tale of two cities: Why Newcastle and Gateshead should stand together
Laura Heads looks at the growing acrimony between Gateshead and Newcastle, and the need to quell it |
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International Women’s Day: gender equality still has a long way to go
Rowan Rheingans highlights the continued struggle for gender equality in today’s society |
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Bully-boy Brown or just election propaganda? Let the battle commence
Jack Stevenson questions the recent allegations of Gordon Brown bullying staff, and looks forward to the forthcoming mud-slinging match between the parties in the run up to the election. |
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Is the 21 hour working week a serious economic policy?
Alex Irwin looks at to what degree the idea of a 21 hour working week is a serious and plausible idea |
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