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Race organiser “dismayed” by council demands
Alisha is the latest British student to die as a result of the illness
We asked you how you feel about the latest round of strikes
University officials flew across the Atlantic to give the ex-President his degree
Family ‘absolutely devastated’ by her shock passing
The Commissioner is under investigation for misconduct on the night of the tragedy
Because clearly being a nightclub isn’t working
Students catch sight of boy being removed from university grounds in handcuffs
We swapped keyboards for shotguns to take on one of the city’s latest crazes.
The academic year may be coming to a close however The Tab’s very own fashion philosophers refuse to pack away their microscope and notepads.
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The Tab’s resident misery-guts Adam Payne has his say on the marmite of Liverpool nightclubs.
We have no reason to tolerate this latest display of ineptitude.
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Why this sweaty shed of a bar is undoubtedly an integral part of any night out.
Why the current printing credit system ought to be changed.
Why hating the likes of One Direction for the sake of hating them is fast becoming the most irritating sentiment in music