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Disrupt business as usual. Good evening everyone im frank somerville. And im julie haener. Protesters took to the streets in new york and San Francisco. About 50 people made their way up to jackson street ramp near broadway. The protesters managed to block traffic trying to get on to the highway but police prevented them from blocking the main lanes of traffic. Police officers quickly moved everyone off the freeway. There were no arrests here. A handful of protesters blocked the highway. A coupl...

Emergency rescue scheme. Been announced by the Health Secretary. The government says it wants its time to do your to carry out 100,000 tests a day bit. The Health Secretary urges by the end of the month compared premier League Footballers to the current level to take a pay of 10,000 tests a day. Cut to help out there was more clapping for during the carers and key workers yesterday coronavirus pandemic. Evening, who are keeping the country running plus, in weather, a bit chilly out throughout th...

In this episode, Ellie Stiff brings us up to date on "Port and Policy", staff writer Fernando España discusses potential fallout from Houthi attacks in the Red Sea and Sam Bryan gives us his take on the Six Nations.

In this episode, staff writer Sam Bryan covers the bombing of Houthi rebels by US and UK forces. News Editor Daisy Eastlake has been covering the fallout from the KCL Conservative Association's motion to "sink the boats".

Writer, Sam Bryan, discusses the upcoming Six Nations and what the implications of last year’s World Cup mean headed into the tournament. Winter has reared its unwelcoming but significantly warmer head in Europe and that can only mean one thing, the Six Nations tournament is upon us. Europe’s most famous yearly rugby tournament will commence […]

AN orangutan helping to teach children "the importance of sustainability and environmental awareness" is coming to Heswall.

Nottingham University is part of a €1.5m SPRIN-D Challenge collaboration to develop a portable facility that converts waste into chemicals that can be used to make medical devices.

King's College London's multi-award-winning student newspaper. Undeniably, unavoidably relevant for 50 years.

Staff Writer Sam Bryan dissects Ukraine's unorthodox approach to naval warfare, critical in denying Russian superiority in the Black Sea.

Staff Writer, Sam Bryan, asked KCL students for their views on the Monarchy and received a plethora of opinions.