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A'Whora stand-up routine was bleeped out in last night's Drag Race episode. But what did she actually say that was so bad for the BBC it was censored.

We asked people for their early house party stories and wow, we were all so tragic ‘We all got chucked out at 10:30’ 1 month ago Your first house party is usually full of Caribbean Twist, Topshop short shorts and someone being sick by 9:30pm. Parents hovered anxiously handing out WKDs or when out only to return to find someone shagging under their rose bush. Kesha was probably playing and you all took photos in the bath which you then posted on Facebook and obsessed over for the month until the next party. Those parties really were tragic and yet we genuinely thought we were the coolest...

At first, lockdown brought new aspirations. We were baking banana bread, working out, and trying new things we’d never tried before. Being forced into the kitchen didn’t seem like a such a bad thing. It was as though the nation collectively agreed that being a professional chef couldn’t possibly be as hard as it looks. Well, after almost 12 months of failed attempts at baked-feta pasta and home-made mochi, I’ve come to the conclusion that it’s pretty hard. Controversial opinion: just because a food goes viral on TikTok doesn’t mean you should attempt to cook it.

With a third lockdown announced in January, students across the country have petitioned for no detriment policies as the pandemic continues to disrupt learning and teaching. The Russell Group announced it did not think no detriment policies are necessary or appropriate this year. The statement explains universities have taken steps this year to ensure all students are given a fair grade. Following the statement, 22 Russell Group Students’ Unions, Associations, and Guilds signed a letter addressed to Russell Group Vice-Chancellors, calling on the Russell Group “to recognise that all studen...