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Full statement from Electric Ents defending Open Air Cinema
Read Christian Samuel’s statement in full
Sick of the same boring shots? It’s time to spice up your night
BACARDÍ Carta Fuego can bring the heat to your next night out
Getting messy on mead: Medieval booze has made a comeback
The drink of your great-great-great-great grandparents is huge again thanks to Live Action Roleplay
Bumper revision special: Who’s the best dressed on campus this week?
And when we done I make him buy me Balmain
Leeds porn pest filming unsuspecting women and putting the clips online
West Yorks police are investigating
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Tab poll results: Over a third of UEA back Labour while Lib Dems are beaten by UKIP
Don’t think Clegg’s been forgiven yet
Tab poll results: Tories edge Labour among Bristol students
And the Greens are more popular than the Lib Dems
Neck and neck: Tab poll reveals Lancaster caught between Labour and Tories
We don’t know what we want
Sick of the same boring shots? It’s time to spice up your night
BACARDÍ Carta Fuego can bring the heat to your next night out
Your boyfriend is probably gay – but that doesn’t make you less of a woman
Don’t let others’ liberation become your oppression
It’s all in the idea: PROPERCORN are throwing £7500 at students with big plans
Forget Dragons Den, here’s a better way to get your idea off the ground