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London Love

ehrlicher May 16, 2019

Independence in Corsica

Juliana May 15, 2019

The Great British Bark Off a dogs competition in Hampstead Heath

Juliana May 15, 2019

Isabella Ehrlicher

London Love

ehrlicher May 16, 2019

VT package form

ehrlicher May 10, 2019

Podcast Workbook

ehrlicher May 10, 2019

Juliana Onetti

Independence in Corsica

Juliana May 15, 2019

The Great British Bark Off a dogs competition in Hampstead Heath

Juliana May 15, 2019

The Science Behind the Most Popular Infographics

Juliana May 12, 2019

Saffron Olivia

Sexual offences at an all-time high in Southwark

olivia April 29, 2019

Digital Journalism Journal

olivia February 11, 2019

Comparing The Infographics Of The State Of Union Speeches

olivia February 10, 2019

Adan Wardhere

Adan’s Infographic Workbook

wardhere May 15, 2019

Adan’s Infographic- Decline in youth centre & Increase in Crime

wardhere May 15, 2019

Statistical claims

wardhere February 18, 2019

Charlie Scrase

Knife crime and falling police numbers – a linked coincidence?

scrase May 15, 2019

Intro to broadcast to journalism work book/ audio and visual journal – Charlie Scrase

scrase May 10, 2019

Behind the scenes of a musical mind- Interview piece

scrase April 1, 2019

Arun Matharu

To beer or not to beer? – Average price of pints set to rise

matharu May 15, 2019

For what it’s worth; profile of an incognito drug dealer

matharu December 11, 2018

Angry residents start petition against council’s sudden car park closure

matharu December 5, 2018

Joshua Webb

The Cost of Knife Crime on Southwark’s Hospitals

mbu May 15, 2019

INFO GRAPHICWorkbook

mbu May 15, 2019

Was West Ham’s Season a Success or Failure?

mbu May 14, 2019

Kika Kubanova

Trips abroad can get Brits in debt

kika May 14, 2019

Filming in Weatminster

kika March 12, 2019

11/2/2019

kika February 11, 2019

Pedro Bisso

Deforestation rises for the first time in a decade

bisso May 15, 2019

VT and Radio Workbook

bisso May 10, 2019

Brexit Blog: Filming at Parliament

bisso March 10, 2019

Yasmine Taviot

Gender Inequality at the Cannes Film Festival

taviot May 12, 2019

Workbook – Introduction to Broadcast Journalism

taviot May 10, 2019

Workbook – Digital journalism 2

taviot March 12, 2019

Digital Journalism Two Workbook

raidhan 15/05/2019

Infographic: Male Suicide

raidhan 15/05/2019

Workbook

raidhan 14/05/2019

Jada Scott

Week 11

Jada May 14, 2019

Week 10

Jada May 14, 2019

Week 9

Jada May 14, 2019

Craig Fergus

The Fluctuating Figures of London Knife Crime

fergus May 14, 2019

Profile VT Assessment

fergus April 1, 2019

Filming at Houses of Parliament

fergus March 12, 2019

Alessia Sasso

VT Package Workbook

sasso May 10, 2019

Radio Workbook

sasso May 10, 2019

Teenage Smoking habits in the UK

sasso May 8, 2019

Hadrian Fletcher

Does having security mean you are safe

fletcher May 14, 2019

Sucsess amongst the doom and gloom of Brexit.

fletcher May 10, 2019

Global warming, how to solve the problem that won’t go away.

fletcher November 2, 2018

Football and Money: Is it Now Too Expensive to be a Football Fan?

maxam May 10, 2019

New report finds over 80% of people are interested in women’s sport

maxam November 2, 2018

The Jose Mourinho Debate: Is the Manchester United Manager Ruining His Players?

maxam May 8, 2018

Ellie Phillips

Online banking sees an increase in bank account fraud.

phillipse May 13, 2019

Brexit Blog

phillipse March 12, 2019

Infographics – Week 6

phillipse March 12, 2019

PINK SPACE - Tom Shearsmith

Has Crossrail caused gentrification in London’s LGBT Soho?

Tom Shearsmith 13/05/2019

Leave Means Leave: Inside the leave protest on what would have been Brexit day

Tom Shearsmith 29/03/2019

Viva Four-Ever: Spice Girls to announce reunion tour

Tom Shearsmith 05/11/2018

Fun or fraud? Why buying fake designer goods puts us all at risk

dunn May 8, 2019

20 years of National Curry Week

dunn December 6, 2018

Students seeking help for their mental health

dunn December 6, 2018

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