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His family reported the technician’s absence over two weeks ago
This comes as one in six British students admitted to cheating
Our open meeting will be at Dry Dock on Wednesday 2nd October at 4pm
Get ready for a year of fun-filled chaos
Proof that chaos and drama doesn’t stop in your 30s
She’s just casually a Leeds Beckett student and Olymic gold winner
The council states that there is ‘no place anywhere in the UK for the type of appalling violence we have seen’
They will appear in court for sentencing tomorrow
The Spice Girls star was commended for the work she has done for domestic abuse victims
Students ranked Uni of Leeds as sixth and Leeds Beckett as 14th in the UK
You’re not the only victim of a Flatcest failure
Over 1,800 staff members will be taking part in strike action until the ‘threat’ is withdrawn
400 first year politics students were told on Wednesday night their exam the next day was cancelled
There’s always one who loves to flood the bathroom
‘It’s the entire structure of the academics of the uni that damages people’s mental health’
Always one that comes in with a raging cough for us all to listen to for hours on end
We did not expect it to be a Y2K girlie
And learnt about what went on behind the scenes of this year’s show
If this doesn’t make you feel great about being single today, I don’t know what will
A perfect opportunity for any of you chefs with a talent for entertaining
There’s always a guy who makes you think ‘how can DnB make someone THIS happy?’
I finally feel hope for the future of TV
Mia Raja
