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• The Glamorisation of Mental Illness and Fashion - Ayana Pathak (TCSND)

  30-04-2023 23:54
  
  The glamorisation of illness has existed for many years, and recently, amongst the teenage demographic, with the assistance of the evolution of social media, mental illness has been portrayed in a glorified way, having a plethora of impacts on today’s youth, including the ways they portray themselves through fashion.  In what ways does this new form of the beautification of disease impact society today, and what similarities does this share to past romanticisation of illness?
  
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• Modern Feminism- Zaynah Yaqub Central foundation Girls

  30-04-2023 23:50
  
  What it means to be a feminist and the feminist movement as a whole has changed drastically over time both positively and negatively.
  
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• How to Revise for Exams, Deanne McIntosh, TSCND

  30-04-2023 23:43
  
  As A-Level and GCSE exams are approaching in the next month, revision is the most important action that Year 11s and Year 13s prioritise for the next few weeks. This article will discuss how students may wish to revise for their exams.
  
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• How Revise Exams DeanneMcIntosh Charter School North Dulwich

  30-04-2023 23:43
  
  As A-Level and GCSE exams are approaching in the next month, revision is the most important action that Year 11s and Year 13s prioritise for the next few weeks. This article will discuss how students may wish to revise for their exams.
  
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• What Makes Kingston Upon Thames so Special? L Alderson, Esher College

  30-04-2023 23:41
  
  When you initially think of London, its suburbs certainly aren’t the first thing that jump to mind. However, outside of the chaotic inner city lies Kingston Upon Thames- a town with an immense history. Kingston is most commonly known for the ancient market, but there is so much more to its history, especially surrounding the Saxon kings.
  
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• Scrapping housing targets will cost renters £200 a year, says Labour - Brent and Kilburn Times

  30-04-2023 23:37
  
  Scrapping housing targets will cost renters £200 a year, says Labour  Brent and Kilburn Times
  
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• Camden’s Downtown Punk —Madeleine Huffine, Surbiton High

  30-04-2023 23:35
  
  Camden is revered for its culture, grit and colour. Much of the vibrancy in London is illegal street art, but other forms of self expression are encouraged along Camden High Street by the famous Camden punks.
  
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• Sean Dyche feels nerves are inhibiting Everton in fight for survival - Brent and Kilburn Times

  30-04-2023 23:33
  
  Sean Dyche feels nerves are inhibiting Everton in fight for survival  Brent and Kilburn Times
  
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• Dave Chisnall continues hot streak with victory in Dutch Darts ... - Brent and Kilburn Times

  30-04-2023 23:33
  
  Dave Chisnall continues hot streak with victory in Dutch Darts ...  Brent and Kilburn Times
  
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• Star Tours by Pragathi Lakshmi, Newstead wood school

  30-04-2023 23:32
  
  Star Tours is the perfect way for you to have a hassle-free holiday as described in my article, and may be the way you would like to travel...
  
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• School Strikes by Ayana Pathak (The Charter School North Dulwich)

  30-04-2023 23:31
  
  Teacher strikes in state schools across the UK are causing stress for students approaching their A-levels and GCSE exams.  The strikes have impacted students' education, with many students missing important classes and lessons.  Do students support their teacher’s decision to strike?  How are they coping with this new barrier to education, so close to exam season? 
  
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• Is the education system against students? - Yashashvi Mehta

  30-04-2023 23:29
  
  IThe amount of work students are expected to do is increasing; there's more pressure and more competition than ever.
  
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• Heartstopper Season Two - Leona Zerezghi, St Michaels Catholic Grammar

  30-04-2023 23:28
  
  With the announcement of the release date for the second season of internet sensation, Heartstopper, this week has seemed almost two good to be true. Despite the knowledge since 2022 that there would be a second and third season of the show, the August 3rd release date of season 2 was met with great joy and excitement.
  
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• Roses Break Records at Twickenham- Libby O'Connell Townley Grammar

  30-04-2023 23:27
  
  Worldwide history has been made at Twickenham Stadium this past weekend (April 29th) after a record-breaking attendance for women’s rugby.
  
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• Muswell Hill's Historic Cinema - Guy Denne, Merchant Taylors' School

  30-04-2023 23:27
  
  While the Art Deco building located in Muswell Hill may have opened as an Odeon Cinema almost a century ago, the location continues to thrive.
  
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• Best your test stress! - Grace Cater, Beal Sixth Form

  30-04-2023 23:21
  
   
  
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• weather changing, by Aleksandra Osial, Gumley House

  30-04-2023 23:16
  
  Focusing on the impacts of warmer and sunny days in London.
  
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• "No safety guaranteed" - Simran Khatri, Hampton High

  30-04-2023 23:12
  
  The society that the majority live in is defined as being patriarchal. Meaning that men have the upper hand and are seen as being superior to women. This primarily stemmed from the differences in female and male anatomy- creating the sense that men are stronger and more powerful than women and therefore should be seen and treated as such.
  
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• It's Nearly Coronation Day! - Hannah Baumgarten, The Holy Cross School

  30-04-2023 23:12
  
  With a week until the coronation of King Charles, excitement is only increasing. More and more adverts and television programmes appear on your screens, and more and more notices from the council keep popping up noting down closed roads for street parties. It seems like everyone has a plan for next weekend, and I cannot blame them.
  
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• The Joy of Crossing the Finish Line - Ansh Nandula, Wilson's School

  30-04-2023 23:10
  
  There is something palpable in the air. Something rare and radical, with enough substance to change a life. It’s the 23rd of April, 2023, and the streets of London are gripped by anticipation. Crowds upon crowds of encouraging observers and, of course, the 50,000 runners, are gathered at Greenwich Park for the start of the London Marathon, where the atmosphere brims with glistering intensity. Amidst the thunderous music from the loudspeakers, people are laughing, screaming, and jostling fo
  
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• Teacher strikes: Who are they impacting? Angus Bean HGS

  30-04-2023 23:07
  
  Teachers are on strike again. This has been a long running dispute for many reasons including better pay and better working conditions involving members of the National Education Union, Association of School and College Leaders and National Association of Headteachers.
  
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• BRAINS by Sayanen Sawmynaden, Tiffin School

  30-04-2023 23:07
  
  The brain. The complex organ that drives us. The part of us that allows us to make decisions. The mushy balls in our heads that are a zombie’s delicacy. It is one of the most important organs in our body. Recently, at Tiffin School, a dissection was carried out on sheep brains and students were able to analyse the internal structures of the brain.
  
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• Jack Dempsey feels 'something growing' at Glasgow since Franco ... - Brent and Kilburn Times

  30-04-2023 23:06
  
  Jack Dempsey feels 'something growing' at Glasgow since Franco ...  Brent and Kilburn Times
  
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• Historic chairs to be reused for the coronation service - Brent and Kilburn Times

  30-04-2023 23:06
  
  Historic chairs to be reused for the coronation service  Brent and Kilburn Times
  
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• London's Moulin Rouge Delivers a Dazzling Showstopper, Isabella B, LEH

  30-04-2023 23:05
  
  Bursting with vibrant colours and bedazzling lights, the red and gold fades in the Piccadilly Theatre as the show of Moulin Rouge sets into motion. The play tells the story of a young poet who falls in love with night club star, Satine, who mistakes him for the duke who has the money to save the nightclub from permanently closing down. The play brings out a multitude of emotions from the audience, making it moving, as well as entertaining.
  
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• The Importance of SPF – Seo-Yon Shin Lady Eleanor Holles

  30-04-2023 23:02
  
  As we approach the sunny summer months, it is important to remember the importance of sun protection and why it is so heavily emphasised.
  
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• Our High Street Two Years On - Gabriel Kelly, Hampton School

  30-04-2023 22:58
  
  A bit more than two years ago now, the whole world was forced into the first Covid-19 lockdown. Local shop owners on the high street were forced to shut down their stores. For some, this sudden change was temporary; Others were forced to close down permanently. All of these shops had to change rapidly, whether that meant a shift online or other remote-working methods.
  
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• Hyaluronic Acid: What Does it Actually Do? Seo-Yon Shin – LEH

  30-04-2023 22:58
  
  The media is singing hyaluronic acid’s praises, and the benefits of this ingredient are understood, but what is the science behind all this?
  
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• Sport and School: A balance by Alice Alampi, Notre Dame School

  30-04-2023 22:56
  
  During these challenging few months, all those taking the big exams such as GCSEs, A-Levels or those that equal this, have had a tough job especially when you need to juggle a competitive sport alongside them.
  
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• Beyond the Uni - Best things to do in Cambridge! Romani Pathak

  30-04-2023 22:54
  
  The beautiful city of Cambridge in eastern England is most recognizable for its prestigious university, with over 30 colleges on its campus. As well as the prestigious education, the city is well known for its rich history and beautiful architecture attracting students but also tourists all year round with the variety of things you can do there. In this article, we will explore some of the city's best attractions for the perfect day out!
  
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• Do Sun Lamps Actually Symptoms of Depression? Seo-Yon Shin LEH

  30-04-2023 22:51
  
  SAD stands for seasonal affective disorder which is a mood disorder affected by the seasons. This may mean that a person experiences low mood or symptoms of depression during the colder months. Sun lamps, or SAD lamps, are commonly used to alleviate such symptoms, but do they work or is it just a placebo effect?
  
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• Life of Lori: In Silicon Valley - Geeti S, Townley Grammar

  30-04-2023 22:48
  
  Lori Kahn is a woman who has made an impact in the field of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) through her perseverance and passion for space exploration. In her interview, she shared her experiences of working towards a university degree in Physics and Astronomy and her journey towards becoming a Systems Engineering Manager at Lockheed Martin, and a part of the incredible Society of Women Engineers (SWE).
  
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• China Town by Isabela Bejan eastlea community school

  30-04-2023 22:46
  
  China town is well known for its culture and rich heritage. This makes it a very popular destination for tourists when visiting London, as its also located in central and not far from the famous London eye. It was originated in the 18th century from a small group of Chinese people who arrived in the then british colony.
  
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• Revising Birthdays - Leona Zerezghi, St. Michael's Catholic Grammar

  30-04-2023 22:45
  
  As the ever-dreaded exam season looms over us, some people - if you are as unfortunate as I am - may have birthdays that coincide with revision and tests. This year, my mocks fall two days after my birthday; the year before and the year after, I will both lose to study leave and while this sucks in the moment, here are some ways you can get the most out of your birthday while still revising for your exams!
  
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• Thinking of Short Plans for Summer? Nabeha Sajid Beal High School

  30-04-2023 22:34
  
  Summer is almost on its way and if you're looking for a fun and unique summer evening trip, look no further than Toddington Station. Located in the heart of the Cotswold, this historic railway station is a perfect destination for anyone looking to experience the charm and nostalgia of a bygone era.
  
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• Rolling on the River - Lucia Ambrosi - Croydon High School

  30-04-2023 22:34
  
  On a stretch of tarmac between the River Thames and a golf driving range, Ying Lui is dancing with what looks to be an ironing board on wheels.
  
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• St Ives: What is it like? Cameron Sim, St John's School, Leatherhead

  30-04-2023 22:33
  
  Last week, I went on a geography field trip for the week down to the coastal town of St Ives in Cornwall, and in this article, I will look back on some of the best things about St Ives from my trip there.
  
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• The Collab, Walthamstow Review - Luca Bennett, Bancroft's School

  30-04-2023 22:31
  
  This place is funky and friendly, the perfect place for a cheap and cheerful midweek feast.
  
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• Cotswold Mini Village- Nabeha Sajid Beal High School

  30-04-2023 22:25
  
  Cotswold Mini Village is a charming attraction that is sure to surprise visitors of all ages. This miniature village is a true work of art, with intricate details and stunning craftsmanship that will transport visitors to a world of tiny wonders.
  
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• Pollution - It's Everywhere. Millie Dryburgh, St John's

  30-04-2023 22:24
  
  During my break, I visited Jordan for the first time with my mother and brother; and when staying, we stopped overnight at an entirely eco-friendly lodge. With no Wi-Fi, no service, no electricity, we were entirely off the grid. Surrounded by mountains and sand, it was a completely unique experience. However, in this desolate landscape, far away from any town or city, I found there were plastics and pollution within trees, and on the ground. I felt as if there's nowhere on our planet where pollu
  
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• Pollution - It's Everywhere. Millie D, St John's

  30-04-2023 22:24
  
  During my break, I visited Jordan for the first time with my mother and brother; and when staying, we stopped overnight at an entirely eco-friendly lodge. With no Wi-Fi, no service, no electricity, we were entirely off the grid. Surrounded by mountains and sand, it was a completely unique experience. However, in this desolate landscape, far away from any town or city, I found there were plastics and pollution within trees, and on the ground. I felt as if there's nowhere on our planet where pollu
  
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• The Play That Goes Wrong Interview, Elleanore Phillips,Townley Grammar

  30-04-2023 22:22
  
  In the Mischief Production The Play that Goes Wrong at the Duchess Theatre the phenomenal Anya De Villiers plays aspiring actress Sandra Wilkinson, who is a member of the fictional Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society putting on a murder mystery at Haversham Manor.  As the title suggests, everything that can go wrong goes wrong!  I had the pleasure to ask Anya some questions about her acting, some behind the scenes secrets and her views on the play.  
  
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• Mövenpick in Marrakesh- Sofia Leal-Bryzak Newstead W

  30-04-2023 22:22
  
  Mövenpick Hotels and Resorts is a branch of hotels renowned around the world that was founded in 1948 by Ueli Prager. There are a total of 83 hotels which are spread across the world. The Mövenpick in Marrakesh is situated conveniently right in the city centre. It is also only a short drive to the old town so, it is very easy for people staying at this hotel to catch a taxi and get close to the Medina in 15 minutes or less!
  
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• Breakthrough Family Ministries Int: United in Faith, Kelly Oppong ,

  30-04-2023 22:20
  
  Breakthrough family ministries international is a diligent church, based in slough, brixton and Chatham kent.
  
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• Composed Upon a Slope in the Peak District- Ted H Chalmers, Bancroft's

  30-04-2023 22:17
  
  It’s not often that I take a picture of something spectacular and then forget about it. But in the case of this one, I was so tired from walking all day on my Silver DofE with a 20-kilogram bag that by the time I arrived at the campsite and captured my view of the beautiful (but arduous) Peak District that I was simply living from moment to moment and so had forgotten all about the photograph merely minutes after taking it.
  
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• Clay Horning: So certain, OU's Brent Venables must be right - Joplin Globe

  30-04-2023 22:16
  
  Clay Horning: So certain, OU's Brent Venables must be right  Joplin Globe
  
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• Vintage Motors and More- Nabeha Sajid Beal High School

  30-04-2023 22:12
  
   
  
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• The New Hunger Games trailer is here - Daisy Moffat

  30-04-2023 22:09
  
  The newly revived Hunger Games fan base has been granted its first proper look of the long awaited movie of 'The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes'
  
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• Army and paramilitaries to extend Sudan ceasefire for further 72 hours - Brent and Kilburn Times

  30-04-2023 21:53
  
  Army and paramilitaries to extend Sudan ceasefire for further 72 hours  Brent and Kilburn Times
  
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• A Conversation with Artist Serena Rowe | Anna Stibbe, TSCND

  30-04-2023 21:51
  
  Infinite possibility and inspiration arise talking to the talented painter Serena Rowe, invoking an uplifted sense of belonging and content.
  
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