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‘I’ve been to the Bataclan. It could have been me.’
I didn’t even know who I was playing against
Research is claiming you’re no more likely to get pregnant
Some of them cost more than £600 a week
‘There’s nothing to say people are crawling on all fours out of the premises’
How is everyone else in your college voting? We’ve got the facts
‘Most of the abuse I have received so far has been from the left’
Durham is the only uni to have three student river deaths in 14 months. Community leaders discuss why between 3-5pm today
‘I don’t have any chance of getting elected’
With a middle-class reputation, Durham students have been identified as ‘true blue’
Something fishy happened at Castle Fashion Show
He wants to bring back mining
They’ve come up with a novelty way of relieving summative stress
Who really comes to Durham for all that fancy book learning anyway?
Drunk and disorderly arrests were higher in July and August – when most students were at home – than during September and October when Freshers’ Week fell
The vigil was to ‘highlight the unwarranted curtailment of freedom of expression which is occurring worldwide’
He passed away by the river and was airlifted to hospital
Anonymous donor gives £1000 to fund improvements to the safety of the Wear
‘How many deaths does it need to take before it’s realised it’s not just drunken students?’ asks Janis Penn
Durham river safety and drinking focus of BBC and ITV reports
We asked some Durham students what they know about the world outside the bubble
Police credit ‘reckless consumption of alcohol’ as a key feature
Union reps ‘can’t recall’ a formal vote on Page 3 or The Sun
Pro-Vice Chancellor says ‘no stone will be left unturned’ in bid to boost student safety
‘We will identify any areas where safety may need to be changed’
No nips have appeared on The Sun’s page 3 since Saturday
Emma Yeo