Union President Candidate Interview with Joanne Lisney
Wessex Scene interviews Joanne Lisney, who is running for the role of Union President in the 2021 SUSU Leadership Elections.
Why have you decided to run for the role of Union President?
I have held various roles in my 4 years at university. From being involved with student media, being bar staff, to VP Education and Democracy for 2019/20 and current Faculty of Arts and Humanities Officer, these different walks of the University have enriched my understanding of SUSU. I am keen to take the ideas of previous presidents and make them business as usual whilst working on my own ideas for halls, sites, strategy thinking and sustainability. I am also not done with annoying the University, haha! Of course, I mean that in a positive sense. I want the student experience to improve, and that is what spurred me to run for this role.
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BBC News
By Shruti Menon
image captionCoronil has appeared for sale outside India, including in the UK
A controversial herbal concoction has been in the news again in India, with renewed claims that it is effective against coronavirus.
The substance, called Coronil, was launched recently at an event attended by some Indian government ministers.
But there is no evidence that it works, and misleading claims have been made about approval for its use.
What do we know about the substance?
It s a combination of herbs used in traditional Indian medicine and sold by Patanjali, a big consumer goods company in India, under the name of Coronil.