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Brent Council and Wates have signed a contract to construct over 300 new homes in Wembley
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Students
UCU strikes go beyond demanding money
13th February 2023Today marks the beginning of a third week of strikes for university staff throughout the United...
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News
SuperBowl showed stunning American football clash as Chiefs secured the win
13th February 2023The Kansas City Chiefs beat Philadelphia Eagles and won the SuperBowl last night. In a dramatic...
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Culture
Make way for the LSBU celebrating LGBTQ+ History month !
13th February 2023LGBTQ+ History month is celebrated every year in February all across the UK. It is the...
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News
Best places in Southwark to watch the upcoming Champions League clashes
13th February 2023Southwark has always been seen as a very cool place for young people. Besides London South...
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Students
Kylian Mbappe out for three weeks after nighmare for Paris Saint-Germain
6th February 2023Kylian Mbappe put the ball 3 times in the back of the net at the World...
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Students
Rishi Sunak troubles in government
1st February 2023Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and his governing party are currently in hot water over sleaze allegations...
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Students
Newcastle United’s transformative season
1st February 2023Newcastle United have advanced to their first domestic cup final this century and their first since...
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Education
London teachers join biggest day of strikes in a decade
1st February 2023Downing Street has warned the public that the co-ordinated strikes will cause “significant disruption”, as almost...
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Featured
Delays, cancellations and overcrowding: Londoners complain about the Southeastern trains service
1st February 2023Many people are concerned and annoyed about the new Southeastern timetable regulations. During the last 7...
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Food and drink
How much caffeine is in your cup of coffee?
1st February 2023A new “Which?” study has revealed the “huge” differences in the amount of caffeine in coffees...
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Students
Iranian supporters march through London
15th January 2023London rallied together last Sunday to support protests in Iran Thousands marched through the streets of...
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Arts
Southwark Playhouse announces first productions as it expands to a second, purpose-built theatre in Elephant & Castle
11th January 2023Thursday 19 January 2023 will mark the opening of Southwark Playhouse’s new theatre in Elephant &...
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Students
Gareth Bale makes his retirement plans known
11th January 2023Gareth Bale says football has given him some of his best moments in life, as he...
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Celebrity
Loski faces 7 years of prison time
11th January 202323 year old Drill rapper Jyrelle O’Connor famously known as ‘Loski’ was arrested in April 2019 after police...
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News
Prince Harry claims Prince William attacked him in leaked book extract
5th January 2023Prince Harry reportedly claims his brother William left him with visible injuries in a argument over...
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Featured
Cases rising: how to protect against drink spiking
25th November 2021Festive season approaches quickly, which requires awareness for precautions against drink spiking. Spiking has been reported...
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News
Covid-19 has made many Europeans leave the UK
22nd May 2020The lockdown restrictions and the government’s dealing with Coronavirus have made numerous Europeans living in the UK pack their bags...
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JLDN LIVE
JLDN Live: Nov 29, Brexit, student drinking, Black Friday, fake news and more
30th November 2018The future of journalism, how its changing with technology.
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Education
JLDN Live: Nov 22, edible insects, climate change, fly-tipping and more
29th November 2018This week the JLDN team discuss the ongoing UK problem on fly-tipping, climate change putting Britain...
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JLDN LIVE
JLDN Live: unconditional offers, screen time, and London ranked number one
20th October 2018This week the JLDN team investigates screen time, unconditional offers, London being ranked number one in...
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JLDN LIVE
JLDN: LSBU Go Green Week, anti-Valentines, folic acid fortification…
31st August 2018Go Green week at London South Bank University
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JLDN LIVE
JLDN: Final show of the year for 3rd years 2018
31st August 2018News and features from journalism students at London South Bank University – live streaming from the...
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Featured
Silent walk against slavery in Westminster
15th October 2022The annual Walk For Freedom took place today at Westminster to make people aware of modern...
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Students
Amazon plans to stop accepting Visa Credit Cards
25th November 2021Amazon is planning to stop accepting Visa Credit cards from the 19th January 2022. The company...
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