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Queer women are one of the most under-represented demographics in media for young adults - Isabel H argues that this needs to change

Mental Health is at the forefront of many people's minds right now, but is the Government equally concerned?

Zoe J explores investigates some of the brightest stars in the indie gaming universe

Millie D takes a look at the challenging issue of UK Drug Laws - asking the question of whether our current stance does more harm than good

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Sibling rifts, floppy hats and sordid personal lives - Mimi Murphy asks why we pay so much for the ongoing soap opera of the Royal Family

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Some people prefer to discretely turn the conversation away from politics, but Amy Wong argues we should do the exact opposite